A growing collection
These are the places where the Arbus model is already taking shape, each one distinct in personality and setting, but all guided by the same underlying belief: that hospitality can be more connected, more restorative, and more alive.
Alpine House
A short walk from Town Square, Alpine House offers a quieter, more intimate stay in Jackson, pairing alpine, European inspired character with easy access to town and the Tetons beyond. It is warm, understated, human scale, and comfortable.
Anvil Hotel
Right in Jackson just steps from Town Square, Anvil Hotel gives you an ideal base for exploring the Tetons, Yellowstone, and the life of the town itself. Its rooms and common spaces reflect the spirit of the classic Western motel, dialed up with warmth, character, design, and an intimate connection to the local guides, makers, and businesses that shape Jackson.
Cache House
Cache House brings a more communal, design-minded spirit to staying in Jackson, with beautifully built bunks just steps from Town Square and with easy access to the Tetons and Yellowstone. It has a social, easygoing feel, with close relationships with the local guides, guides, businesses, and cultural community of Jackson that make for a truly memorable stay.
The Harbor Front Inn
Right on the harbor at the heart of Greenport, Harborfront Inn gives you an easy path into the life of the village, with the marina, ferry, restaurants, and shops all within a few minutes by foot. It is a magical waterfront stay, with a pool overlooking the bay and close ties to the local culture, art, and businesses that give North Fork its charm and character.
Sound View
Set directly on Long Island Sound, Sound View pairs a private beach and stunning water views with a deep connection to the wider North Fork community. Artists, writers, and musicians are part of the property’s daily life, and local vineyards, Greenport village, and local institutions are all close at hand. So your stay is a natural gateway into what makes this part of Long Island so magical.
Turpin Meadow Ranch
Out on the Buffalo Fork with front-door access to the surrounding wilderness, Turpin Meadow Ranch offers a more remote and immersive Wyoming stay, with historic cabins, broad valley views, and landscape all around you. Horseback riding, fly fishing, winter trails, and guided access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone country are all part of the experience, along with the people, makers, and local characters who know the terrain well make the stay truly special.
Ozarker Lodge
Along a creek in the heart of Branson, Ozarker Lodge offers a more relaxed, outdoorsy way to experience the Ozarks, with fire pits, soaking tubs, and immediate access to the woods, water, and the town beyond. It has an easy, “open-air” spirit that makes it feel connected – not just to Branson itself, but to the wider character of the region.
“When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.”
—John Muir
