I stayed at a 5-star Four Seasons hotel in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. My $1,000-a-night room felt like a skier's sanctuary.
The Four Seasons Jackson Hole in Wyoming is a ski-in, ski-out resort offering rooms with mountain views and a midcentury modern cabin aesthetic.
Joey Hadden, a Business Insider reporter, recently stayed at the Four Seasons Jackson Hole resort in Wyoming, a five-star hotel with a starting rate of nearly $1,000 a night during winter ski season. The 550-square-foot room, which Hadden imagined as a skier's sanctuary, featured a plush king-sized bed, a full bathroom, and a private balcony.
The room's design combined traditional cabin nostalgia with midcentury modern luxury, incorporating metal accents, stone finishings, and a soft, earth-toned color palette. The headboard, a standout feature, was a cherry-wood frame with a bright-white textured carving of trees, evoking a midcentury modern aesthetic. The room also included a light bar beneath the headboard, an in-room tablet for controlling various amenities, an eclectic shelf of books, a private bar with an espresso machine, and a marble bathroom with a spacious tub and complimentary Le Labo toiletries.
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