Meetings, banquets, incentive groups, rehearsal dinners and wedding receptions can be organized here in five event rooms with nearly 4,000 sq. ft. of space in total. The Wort Hotel is a historic hotel in downtown Jackson, Wyoming, steps from the Town Square, and a gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks.
Seminars and company events
The hotel suits board meetings, small conferences and incentive trips that combine work sessions with time in the mountains. Its sales team offers full destination management to every group: planning of banquets, logistics and off-site activities in Jackson Hole. The meeting rooms are equipped with retractable ceiling screens and recessed sound systems. A sales kit and a banquet menu can be downloaded from the hotel's website.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel hosts the full set of wedding events: welcome parties, rehearsal dinners, bridal luncheons, ceremonies and receptions, for small and large parties. The team helps plan the day. After the event, guests can move to the Silver Dollar Bar, where live music plays until 11 p.m.
Rooms and capacities
The Jackson Room is the largest meeting space, at 1,430 sq. ft. (53 by 27 feet), bright and set just off the main lobby. The Goldpiece Room, 975 sq. ft. (36 by 27 feet), also opens off the lobby and has a fireplace and an antique embossed tin ceiling. The Clymer Room, 265 sq. ft. (16 by 23 feet), is the smallest and is hung with original prints by the Western artist John Clymer. The Silver Dollar Showroom, 1,350 sq. ft., revives the hotel's 1950s Greenback Lounge, once a well-known music venue in the West. The McCarty Showroom is the hotel's main space for larger receptions, dinners and private concerts.
Catering
A dedicated banquet chef and team handle all event food, drawing on one of Jackson's longest-established kitchens. The Silver Dollar Bar and Grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and hosts live music by local and regional bands.
History and setting
The hotel opened in 1941. Its story starts with Charles J. Wort, a homesteader who came to Jackson Hole in 1893. Today it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, belongs to Historic Hotels of America and the LVX Collection of Preferred Hotels and Resorts, and holds a AAA Four Diamond rating. Its downtown address puts boutiques, galleries, restaurants and nightlife within a short walk.
Getting there
The hotel is at 50 North Glenwood Street in Jackson. Jackson Hole Airport is 12 minutes away by car, Grand Teton National Park 4 miles, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort 15 minutes and Yellowstone about an hour.
