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The Huff House

	Value Season Dec 1 - Dec 21 Jan 3 - Feb 9 Mar 15 - Apr 6	Regular Season Feb 10 - Mar 14	Holiday Season Dec 22 - Jan 2
THE HUFF HOUSE	For Rates & Availability, call us at 800.329.9205

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At the Huff House Inn, a block and a half east of the town square, you can truly experience downtown Jackson's unique shops, restaurants, museums, galleries and activities. Then at days end, withdraw to the Inn's quietly elegant ambiance. Mature cottonwoods and majestic pines protect you from Jackson's vibrant activity.
The Huff House Inn features three spacious guest rooms in the main house and four recently built guest cottages, all with private baths. While retaining a sense of Jackson Hole as it was in the early part of this century, the Huff House's comfortable furnishings make your stay a warm and relaxing home away from home.

The Inn is decorated in a traditionally luxurious yet comfortable style. The living room features a warming brick fireplace with comfortable sofas and large bright windows. Surrounded by antiques, beveled glass doors and original fixtures, our guests enjoy reading, visiting or just browsing through our information on the area.

Breakfast is served family style, either in the formal dining room or in the cheery breakfast room. We serve a full and memorable breakfast each morning. A variety of the freshest fruits, breads, juices and entrees are served. You might have Jackie's famous Orange-Thyme Pancakes one day, or her tasty Oven Omelet with sun dried tomatoes, tangy cheese, and onions.

Cottage and Room Information

Each of the cottages at the Inn feature a king size bed, gas fireplace, spacious bathroom complete with an oversized whirlpool tub, shower and double vanities, hair dryer & robes. The large room with cathedral ceiling has comfortable furnishings and original art, TV, VCR, and telephone. Enjoy your B&B experience with extra special privacy, perfect for the romantic stay. A delightful year round experience, only a short stroll to the main house for breakfast, our guests return year after year to "their cottage". Enjoy the individual porch with Huie Ziglar Rockers.

The cottages are Willow, decorated in green, Huckleberry in burgundy, Indian Paintbrush, also in burgundy but with a southwest motif, and Lupine in blues.

All are delightful. Enjoy Jackie's hand stenciled decorating. There are sleeper sofas in each one, for those traveling with children.
All the rooms in the main house have a private bath, either tub or shower, television, telephone, hair dryer, and robes. The queen size bedrooms have hand pieced quilts made by an artisan in Jackson Hole. As well as the living room with game table on the main floor there is an upstairs sitting area with game table and writing desk.

The Spicer Room, on the upper floor, has a queen size bed, large bathroom with shower. It is named after Captain C. C. Spicer, a Colorado native who was the second owner of the house. The charming delicate flowered wallpaper with a spattering of rose pink flowers is off-set by an unusual hand pieced quilt in pink and black. The large window faces south, looking across town to Snow King Mountain (the locals' ski hill), a cozy room for a pleasant stay.

The Colter Room, another upstairs bedroom with a queen size bed, large bathroom with a shower, has more of Jackie's handiwork on its walls. A beautiful quilt in blues and pinks adorns the bed. An antique dresser and wardrobe, comfortable arm chair and footstool make this an inviting room any time of the year.

The Jackson Room, the largest of the upstairs bedrooms, has a full size bath tub in the spacious bathroom, a queen sized pin four poster bed with a Lone Star design quilt in white green and lilacs. This charming room has hand stenciled walls and a hand painted dresser. The north window has a view of the Elk refuge two blocks away, and in the distance the top of the Grand Teton can be spied above the East Gros Ventre Butte.