Jesse James Hideout
Logan, Utah
Jesse James Hideout
Suite Details
- Queen-size bed made from logs
- 50″ TV visible from the bed
- Jetted tub
- Separate shower
- Pool table
- Ambiance fireplace
- Bar-top table for two
- DVD player
- Full breakfast included
- Two Root beer sodas included
- Sparkling cider included
- Snacks, DVD’s and other lovely options available.
Located on the first floor.
The Buckaroo Inside of You
Step into Jesse James Hideout where the wild west awaits in these back woods retreat. This suite comes complete with cold root beer, a small pool table, rustic furniture, log queen-sized bed and a large, flat screen TV. The knotty pine walls and pressed brass ceiling add to the ambiance of the room. Discover the buckaroo inside of you and let loose in the splendors of this hideout.Â
(Once inside the tour, click and drag your mouse to look around, or click on the circles to move around the suite.)
My husband & I got married four months ago & stayed here for the first time, we absolutely loved it. We try hard to make sure we have date nights & have our time & that is super important. Love the second time around. It has truly been the best!!!
Brandy & Earl
We love staying! We get a break from the kids & it is a relaxing time to enjoy ourselves, visit places in Logan & have fun. We love the food Logan has to offer & it is a nice city. We couldn’t imagine staying anywhere else!
The Calls
Great 40th anniversary! Hope to come back again!
C & R
Gavin & Randi Vanderbeck
Amazing memories made here. A nice escape from reality to relax and enjoy. We didn’t find the loot.
The Deedes
Enhance Your Stay
Jesse James
Jesse Woodson James was an American outlaw, bank and train robber, guerrilla and leader of the James–Younger Gang. He and his brother Frank James joined pro-Confederate guerrillas known as “bushwhackers” operating in Missouri and Kansas during the American Civil War. As followers of William Quantrill and “Bloody Bill” Anderson, they were accused of committing atrocities against Union soldiers and civilian abolitionists. Already a celebrity in life, James became a legendary figure of the Wild West after his death.
Memories
— John Muir
The American West
Disclaimer: The photos as well as the amenities and characteristics of the suite as described on this page (such as type of tub, size of television screen, bed, etc.) may vary from what is in your suite at the time of your stay due to repairs and updates. If you require a specific type of tub or TV screen or other room characteristics during your stay, please call us and verify this with us on the phone to verify that we will be able to accommodate your needs. Otherwise, no refunds or discounts after your stay can be given due to minor variations in suite layout or characteristics such as these.