If visitors can turn away from the Tetons, which form the mesmerizing backdrop for this beautiful B&B, they'll be awed by what awaits inside the Bentwood Inn. A three-story great room, with a massive river-rock fireplace and plump couches, greets guests. The striking wooden skeleton of the lodge was built with giant 200-year-old logs salvaged from the huge 1988 fire in Yellowstone National Park. Each of the five country-chic guestrooms have toasty fireplaces, plush duvets, and cozy reading nooks.

Ample, mouthwatering breakfasts don't disappoint and nightly wine and cheese is served fireside, or out on the sprawling back deck overlooking three acres of cottonwoods and willows—and wild Wyoming beyond that. The lakes and mountain peaks of Grand Teton National Park beckon explorers, and the nearby Snake River draws anglers. River rafting and downhill and cross-country

If visitors can turn away from the Tetons, which form the mesmerizing backdrop for this beautiful B&B, they'll be awed by what awaits inside the Bentwood Inn. A three-story great room, with a massive river-rock fireplace and plump couches, greets guests. The striking wooden skeleton of the lodge was built with giant 200-year-old logs salvaged from the huge 1988 fire in Yellowstone National Park. Each of the five country-chic guestrooms have toasty fireplaces, plush duvets, and cozy reading nooks.

Ample, mouthwatering breakfasts don't disappoint and nightly wine and cheese is served fireside, or out on the sprawling back deck overlooking three acres of cottonwoods and willows—and wild Wyoming beyond that. The lakes and mountain peaks of Grand Teton National Park beckon explorers, and the nearby Snake River draws anglers. River rafting and downhill and cross-country skiing are other popular seasonal pastimes.

Bentwood's impressive luxury doesn't come at a cost to its natural neighborhood, either. All of its operations are fueled completely by renewable resources. Its menus are inspired by organic, locally-grown and -raised ingredients. And, after the removal of thousands of feet of fencing, wildlife can now use the property as a valuable migration corridor.