We stayed at Twin Pines for several nights for a local wedding for a family member.
The cabins are not too large, but have a certain charm, and the lodge and cabins are clean and well cared for. Dubois is a nice little town with several good places to eat, like The Cowboy. It's nothing extravagant, like you might find in Jackson, but it's a nice place to stay for a few nights on your way to or from Yellowstone.

The cabin was very cozy and had a very comfortable bed. All the amenities of a standard hotel with satellite tv. The rates are more than reasonable for what you receive. I was able to make the reservation with only a couple of days notice which was nice as our travel plans had changed during our trip. I would recommend this lodge to anyone staying in the Dubois area.

The little cabin that we had was right up front and I was originally worried about the car noise from the hwy, however, once the door was closed we could not hear a sound. It was a nice little cozy cabin, the only thing that I would suggest is to ask for additional PILLOWS since you are only given 2 and for a king sized bed with wooden headboard... well, you might want a few more. Oh, and the wooden floor, which was basically clean, but I still needed to wear socks inside. It's on the rustic side... remember this is WYOMING and it is a CABIN (so expect a few ants). The bed was VERY COMFORTABLE and the shower was nice and hot (clean). The sink was on the outside (in bedroom) and it would have been nice to have a little table next to it, but all in all it was a very nice stay. The breakfast was cereal, toast & bagles, with oj and milk. The keeper was very pleasant and welcoming.

It was suggested we try the little cafe a block away across the street. It was a nice little cafe - I had a burger and fries (DELICIOUS fries with brown mustard) and my husband had a shrimp salad which he enjoyed. The pie was very good.

We rolled into town without a reservation anywhere, and Twin Pines was recommended by the server at a nearby restaurant. We didn't realize it was cabins until we got there, but we loved it! It was cozy, warm, super clean, and charming! There was a bed-and-breakfast style guest book on the wooden desk, which was a nice touch. There was a fake fireplace heater in the corner that kept things warm. The decor was lovely. The only downsides were the lack of fan in the shower area, which left everything in there very damp; and the orange juice at the continental breakfast had turned and was spoiled. But the rest of the breakfast was fine, and there was an espresso bar just next door with juices.