Most do not accept pets, and those that do generally told us they prefer not to advertise the fact. Most establishments also told us they could accommodate a variety of group sizes, but some are more flexible than others, of course. If any of these issues concern you, ask when you make your reservation. The dollar sign code that accompanies each listing represents that establishment's lowest price range for a two-person stay in the most expensive season. Most establishments offer a variety of room styles with rates that spiral up from the listed range.
Prices can vary during holidays and other events.
This makes travel in fall and spring a real bargain, with savings of more than half in many areas. In general, the closer you get to Grand Teton and Yellowstone, the more pronounced the shoulder savings. As in most chapters, entries are organized so that accommodations in Yellowstone National Park come first. Next is Grand Teton and Jackson Hole. Surrounding areas in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming come next, in that order.