Dubois, Wyoming is a delightful, old time western town tucked away in the Wind River Basin. There…read moreare lots of fun activities in the area - a visit here is well worth it. The Twin Pine Lodge is a treat! It's locally owned and managed. The "clean as a whistle" rooms are delightful. The staff is friendly and helpful. There are lots of tasty restaurants just up the street. In short, Twin Pines Lodge is WAY COOL! Don't miss it!

This is a very nice Lodge in a very small town on the way to the Grand Tetons. It's an easy one…read morehour beautiful drive up to the park entrance. We booked a cabin for two nights. We checked in and everything was fine until we started to use the wifi. It was not working. When I called the front desk I was told there was a problem with the equipment. It would work in the main Lodge but, not out in the cabins. We were very satisfied with the cabin but, not the problem with the wifi. I was a big inconvenience to have to go to the main Lodge every time to use the internet. They serve a very nice Continental breakfast in the morning with all sorts of goodies. There are some really nice restaurants in town that you can walk to for a meal. If you plan to stay in a cabin check first to see if the wifi has been fixed.

This is an inn and pretty much just a stop over sort of place, not on par with what you expect from…read morechain hotels. Sheets and towels felt and smelled clean. Bring your own charging station because we only had two outlets in main area that worked. It's a convenient location and the staff were very friendly and accommodating for our late arrival.

Pool was out of order. The floor in the entire room was angled so much that I almost tripped into…read morethe tub. No conditioner. You had to choose whether you wanted the soap for your hands or for the shower. Incredibly uninsulated, so you could hear other people taking a shower. That said, the bed was comfy. Good enough for one night. Wouldn't stay longer than that.

Excellent experience. The room was charming and we really enjoyed the patio overlooking the river…read morewhich we could access directly from our room. The manager Sooraj Nair was so friendly and helpful. We didn't want to leave but unfortunately our jobs in kansas city were calling our names. Trust me you will love this place.

If you like ticks and no hot water this is.your place. The owner was notified and he didn't give a…read morerats ass he got my money.

The absolute perfect little lodge!! Liz is an amazing host and the nightly s'mores are fantastic!!!…read moreVery accommodating and surrounded by beautiful scenery. Fly fishing lessons are taught here as well! Clean comfy beds and cute decor. Lots of space, and there's easy access to the on-site parking.

It's a great place. The building are old, but the service is great…read more No cable TV, but DVD can be borrowed. It's possible to make your BBQ near the water.

A desperately needed bed -- but understand what you are paying for…read more This is one of those reviews where two things are true at the same time: I am extremely grateful this motel existed when I needed it, and I also cannot pretend the stay justified the approximately $137 price. I arrived late after an exhausting day of driving through Wyoming. Other lodging options were becoming unavailable, it was dark, I was tired, and continuing farther into rural Wyoming was becoming a bad idea. In that sense, Super 8 Dubois did exactly what a roadside motel sometimes needs to do: it gave me somewhere to stop. And I slept. I needed that sleep badly. By the next afternoon I felt like a completely different person. That is why I am giving this three stars instead of two. But the property itself needs attention. I am a Wyndham Rewards Diamond member, and this was actually my first Diamond stay. There was no recognition of that status at check-in. I had to ask whether there were any Diamond benefits, and the interaction basically turned into being asked whether I wanted the first or second floor. After receiving room 115, I walked to the end of the building, put my key near the lock -- and discovered that my room door was already open. That immediately made me stop and wonder whether somebody was inside or whether I had somehow been assigned an occupied room. The room had a strong musty/damp smell with an old-carpet quality to it. The A/C had been set extremely cold. When I later turned on the heat, the HVAC fan made such a loud mechanical racket that I eventually shut it off because it was disturbing my sleep. I then noticed numerous dark spots on the artwork near the bed that looked potentially moisture-related or mold-like. The next morning, while looking under the bed, I also found an old dirty sock. I reported both things at the front desk around breakfast time. The response was simply that someone would look at it. No apology, no visible concern, and I never saw any follow-up. Breakfast was actually one of the better parts of the stay. There were waffles, yogurt, apples, bananas, instant oatmeal and typical continental items. I appreciated the yogurt because I wasn't feeling well enough for a waffle. The odd part was that I could not find hot water for the instant oatmeal, and I did not see plain drinking water available. The bathroom continued the maintenance theme. The sink had good water pressure but drained so slowly that it quickly began filling. The shower worked, but there was substantial crusted buildup in corners and other areas. The supplied toiletries were basic bar soap, shampoo and conditioner. Getting hold of staff was consistently difficult. The front desk was unattended when I arrived. It was unattended again when I tried to arrange late checkout. Calls to the hotel and calls from the room phone went unanswered, and I eventually had to use a text number to get assistance. To their credit, they did give me a 1 p.m. checkout. At 1 p.m., I returned to the desk to leave. Again, no one was there. I had to use the phone to reach someone just to confirm that they did not need anything from me. Before leaving, I asked where I could get some drinking water. I was told to use the vending machine. The walls are also extremely thin. Noise from upstairs sounded dramatically louder than it should have, so light sleepers should be prepared. This property feels like an old roadside motel that has accumulated decades of wear without a sufficiently comprehensive renovation. Old is not automatically bad. I love plenty of old motels. But old plumbing, aging HVAC equipment, moisture-related spotting, lingering odors, crusted bathroom surfaces and inconsistent staff availability eventually stop being "character" and become maintenance issues. The frustrating part is that this could be a much better property. Dubois absolutely needs a dependable late-night hotel option, and travelers passing through this part of Wyoming will sometimes have little appetite for continuing another several hours in the dark. So my conclusion is strange but fair: I am genuinely glad I stayed here. I needed that bed. I needed the rest. I would make the same decision again under the circumstances. But at roughly $137, the physical product and service felt far closer to what I would expect from a $60-$70 roadside motel. Wyndham should be providing this franchise considerably more quality-control oversight and pushing for reinvestment in the building. Useful in a pinch? Absolutely. Good value at the rate I paid? No.

I give it 2 stars on the help they were with my weird schedule, and allowing me to extend and help…read moreme stay in my same room. Down side.....it is very dated. A/C heater unit barely worked. Had to warm up the shower for 10 minutes before it was luke warm. It was right around $200 a night, it was worth maybe $50. Just needs a lot of TLC.

Very accommodating and friendly staff. The Lodge was very well kept and had really comfortable…read morebeds. Although I believe other rooms had it our room did not have air conditioning but they provided fans which was just fine . It has a nostalgic feel that was comforting. Beautiful view out the front and back of Lodge. A nice little area with a grill as well. If ever in the area I would be happy to stay again.

Easy access. Very nice front desk lady, clean room. About what you'd expect from a "non-chain"…read moremotel in a high traffic attraction area. It's cold here and the room has baseboard heat. We were in the room a while before we figured it all out. Overall it was clean and comfortable. If I can't to Yellowstone again, I'd have no problem staying here.

OK, lots of B&Bs have amenities aplenty, but do they have subalpine lakes, native American…read morepetroglyphs, and beautiful badlands - in addition to great breakfasts, a sauna, and plentiful sociability as well as solitude? OK, technically Louise Lake (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#EODBpC0CuiZ6aHOdlVGkfg) isn't on the grounds of Carolyn G.'s understatedly excellent Dubois destination B&B (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#ALBrn53EdTHTx5dcf1bVqA), nor are the petrogylphs (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#i-9jxWNtwDQr-0xz2WtMwA) or Wind River badlands (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#77s4BAFi_-d-CHfWsD7CdA), but they sure seem like part of the neighborhood. And a beautiful neighborhood it is (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg). I'd come here even it weren't close to the Tetons or the Wind Rivers, simply because of Louise Lake, which one of those picturesque and slightly remote locations that tell you, yes, you're in Wyoming, and yes, it is this scenic in real life, too (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jakeys-fork-homestead-bed-and-breakfast-dubois?select=cdxVgsY55c2Vsi86mS07gg#N357UsP_mWPjj7n0U5RgVg). But the location doesn't speak for itself. Carolyn does that, based on years of NOLS backcountry guiding and decades of Wyoming homesteading with her daughters. She's one of those pathfinding polymaths for whom running a B&B is simply one act of many. But it's a really virtuoso performance, and while her clientele may be select, they are immensely appreciative of the red-carpet welcome she offers. And if the red carpet isn't enough, ask for the USGS map of Louise Lake and the walking guide to the petroglyphs. Your tired feet will thank you, in the sauna, afterward.

Really sweet secluded cabin by the famous Wind River. This place was filled with sweet sounds, big…read moretrees and complete privacy. We feel so fortunate to have found this spot.

Awesome. We got a lodge room. It is much bigger than it looks from the outside. There is a front…read moreand back door to the room. The front is where you park and unload. The back door has a bench facing the mountains for watching wildlife and the beautiful scenery. It's more like a small cabin with a vaulted ceiling, two queen beds, a very large wood table (for bags, boxes and other supplies), microwave, refrigerator, a leather chair and a small kitchen table for two ( which my man is using as a desk. The bathroom is HUGE. The sink area is smaller than those hotel rooms that have that large flat area outside the bathroom where the sink and mirror are located. There is about 5 feet of open space so you don't have to put you face near the toilet when you dry yourself off. The beds are super clean and super comfortable. The Ranch Brand is all over the room. On the headboards, back of the chairs, and even on the mirror. Everything is made from wood, no plastic, cloth or pleather chairs and tables. We checked in late, so we haven't yet taken advantage of the rest of the property. There are some 'trails' or walk around the property. The Walkabout Loop goes around the whole property, which is right next to the Wind River. There is a playground and firepit. They have 10 tent sites and 55 RV sites. You can pull through, pull in, back out your RV. They even have some spaces for 'big rigs'. There are also 4 cabins as well, so they have whatever level of comfort you're looking for. Can't wait to come back, maybe stay in a cabin and take a horse ride.

What a great RV park to stay at. Huge lots. A little bit of wind river everywhere around town. The…read morelocals are questionable at best. But this campground is run by full time rv life. So they are helpful. Great big shade trees and lots of places for your furry guy. Some areas have weeds with stickers in them watch your dog's feet. The little round stickers are painful to remove. I really wish more rv parks would plant actual grass instead of just letting the weeds be the green spaces. That's my only complaint but almost every park has the same thing I guess growing grass is an expense they don't want to fix.

NO HOT WATER.. and disgusting hair in the shower- obviously they don't clean.. save some money and…read moredrive up the road to a better motel

RIP OFF!!!! After going through an online service to book…read morethis piece of s**t hotel, my plans changed due to work scheduling changes and I called them directly literally within 5 minutes of the booking. BEFORE they charged my card, I told them of the change and they STILL charged my card! Here's what's going to happen. I've already contacted my attorney and we'll see just what they say after I slap them with a lawsuit! F**K the Branding Iron Inn. THIEVES!

I stayed here in October 2010 while on a road trip from Seattle to Austin, TX. The Wind River Motel…read morewas without a doubt my favorite place that I stayed. The room was clean, cheap, and with a fridge and table. However, it was the location that was best part. It's right in the middle of Dubois, near a grocery store, gas station, diner, coffee shop and library (aka internet). Furthermore, go around to the back yard and there's a river with an awesome deck overlooking the river. I can't wait to return to this place.

Family-owned small motel, impeccably clean, very friendly couple running it…read more Room # 1 has its own deck overlooking the Wind River, and a larger deck for all below that is right on the bank. My wife is never happier than hearing stream or ocean at night! Son and daughter-in-law run the Village Cafe and Daylite Donuts adjacent: a completely reliable cafe. For its price range, this is as good as it gets--and better than some of the grand lodges in the nat'l parks!