Hotel Terra Jackson Hole in Wyoming, US, has completed a $6.98m renovation focused on reimagining its guest rooms, meeting areas and wellness facilities.
The final phase of the slopeside hotel’s renovation continues its European-inspired approach with updates across 132 guest rooms and suites, corridors and event spaces.
Guest rooms comprising up to three bedrooms now feature new furnishings intended to maximise space and comfort. Sofas, standing lamps and decorative pillows have been introduced.
Kitchens at the property have been remodelled, with the addition of new appliances. In addition, the cabinetry has been replaced with open wood shelving with integrated lighting.
The 2,800ft² Murie Ballroom and adjoining meeting areas feature new carpet, wall coverings and chandeliers.
At the rooftop Chill Spa, guests have access to a cold plunge tub and an infrared sauna.
Hotel Terra Jackson Hole's hotel manager Marguerite Veber said: “Our renovation was designed to bring the spirit of Jackson Hole indoors. From the art and lighting to the textures and natural materials, each element was chosen to reflect the beauty that surrounds us year-round.”
Hotel Terra property management director Corie Bauman said: “By thoughtfully investing in design, wellness, and sustainability, Hotel Terra continues to elevate the standard for boutique mountain hospitality in the region.”
Hotel Terra Jackson Hole is managed by Noble House Hotels & Resorts, which has a collection of 29 luxury and upscale hotels and resorts across North America.
