Well, our Summer 2020 season has ended and we wish to thank all of our guests – new and returning, for helping us keep the focus on guest safety and wellness.
State of Wyoming and Teton County orders that address mobility, activities and gatherings are still in place, as is the County’s order requiring that adults wear face coverings when entering or inside a retail or commercial business. You can visit JHCOVID.com for comprehensive information about our community’s response to the novel coronavirus.
We still believe that it is not a return to normal or even an approach to the new normal, because we really don’t know what that is. Rather, it is embarking on a stabilization phase here in Teton County, per guidance established by the County’s Public Health Department. The Road to Recovery framework – with general public, general employer, sector-specific, and high-risk individual guidance – will be leveraged by all to ensure the health and safety of the community and its visitors.
So, as you decide to move ahead with your booking, please keep in mind that a visit to Jackson Hole during Summer 2021 may be different from what you’ve envisioned or imagined up until this point in time. It’s important for you to consider what you want to do here and how you’ll be able to do it with continued social distancing guidelines.
To keep up to date with the National Parks, please visit the official sites for Yellowstone and Grand Teton. For more up to date information on local businesses, please visit the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce.
At the Hideout, we have made appropriate adjustments to the way we manage breakfast, our beverage and snack bar, our housekeeping services, and access to our laundry room. We have done that to further adhere to the most current guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the following: U.S. Food & Drug Association, U.S. Travel Association, American Hotel & Lodging Association, National Restaurant Association, Association for Linen Management, Wyoming Restaurant & Lodging Association and Teton County.
These are just some of the highlights, and they may change over time. We THANK YOU for your continued support and look forward to your future visit. Be well and stay healthy!!!