exterior view of Anvil Hotel

Jackson Hole Hospitality, Designed for Groups

Gather in Jackson, Stay at Anvil

Fifty rooms, two blocks from Town Square, on the northern edge of town — which puts us among the closest hotels in Jackson to the southern entrances of both Grand Teton and Yellowstone.

Team offsites, wedding weekends, birthdays. Tell us what you’re planning and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right size for it.

For planners who need it: we publish the Anvil’s own sustainability data — energy and water per room-night, waste, carbon, sourcing, and workforce — measured with the Center for Responsible Hospitality and drawn from primary records. [Behind Your Stay →]

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Why Groups Love Staying at Anvil Hotel

Planning a group trip to Jackson? Anvil Hotel offers the comfort, character, and convenience to make every gathering feel special. Whether you’re booking a block of rooms or looking for a full buyout, we’ll help tailor your stay with thoughtful touches and local know-how.

  • Prime downtown location, walkable to restaurants, shops, and trails
  • Communal spaces including our cozy lobby and seasonal courtyard
  • Room blocks available for up to 52 guests
  • Buyouts available for the Glenwood Building (22 rooms)
  • Local partnerships for dining, outdoor adventures & wellness
  • Personalized service from our on-site events team

Own the slopes—and the lodge

Basecamp Buyout

Take the Anvil and Cache House together and you have the top of Cache Street to yourselves — 50 rooms in the hotel plus bunk accommodation directly below. Enough range for a group where some people want their own room and and others want to be where the group is.

Tell us your dates and group size and we’ll come back with a proposal.

Two women walking out of the hotel entrance in long coats.

Beyond the room block

We'll Plan the Days too

Groups usually arrive with the rooms sorted and the rest unplanned. We can take that on — dinner reservations that fit twelve, a raft trip that starts early enough to be back for the wedding rehearsal, a guide who knows which trailhead won’t be full.

Tell us what the group is like and what they want out of the trip. We’ll come back with a plan, and we’ll tell you what isn’t worth doing.