Grand Teton
Lodge Company is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the historic Jackson
Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park by offering guests a special
package from May 23 through June 16, 2005 and September 1 through October
3, 2005. The 50th anniversary package price of $519 includes a three-night
stay for two and a $50 per day resort credit that guests can use during
their stay for any of Grand Teton Lodge Company’s tours, activities,
restaurants and retail shops. This 50th anniversary package represents a
29-percent savings for guests. Jackson Lake Lodge’s 50th anniversary package is $519 based on space
availability, double occupancy for a minimum three-night stay, and is
exclusive of tax, gratuities and incidental charges. The $50 resort credit
is per room per night for a maximum three-night stay and can not be
applied against room rate or refunded if unused. Other restrictions may
apply. Advance reservations are required and can be made by calling
800-628-9988.

Jackson Lake Lodge officially opened on June 11, 1955 and has since been
visited by millions of Americans and foreign guests. In its long history,
the lodge has been host to numerous dignitaries as well as high-profile
conferences. President Kennedy, President Nixon, President Reagan,
President Clinton and Lady Bird Johnson have all visited Jackson Lake
Lodge. The lodge was also the site of the 1989 U.S.-Soviet talks between
U.S. Secretary of State James Baker and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard
Shevardnadze where the two nations signed a statement of peace and
friendship which helped establish the detente leading to the end of the
Cold War.

Perched on a bluff overlooking Jackson Lake with the Grand Teton Mountains
as a backdrop, Jackson Lake Lodge offers 385 guestrooms, suites and
cottages with spectacular views. The full-service lodge’s upper lobby
features 60-foot picture windows framing the Teton Mountain range and
providing a relaxing place for guests to watch for moose, buffalo and an
abundance of other wildlife that gather near Jackson Lake.
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