2 Best Hotels in Dubois, Jackson Hole and Northwest Wyoming

A guest ranch in the summer, a ski and snowmobile hub in winter, this historic mountain lodge on Brooks Lake combines great scenery with service and amenities, including all meals, which are served in the lodge dining room. Built in 1922, the lodge has massive open-beam ceilings, spacious rooms, subtle lighting, and log, leather, and wicker furnishings. Each of the lodge bedrooms and cabins has handcrafted lodgepole-pine furniture, and all cabins have panoramic views of the Wind River Range; some overlook Brooks Lake. Take a guided hike, go horseback riding, fly-fish, or canoe on the lake in summer. In winter you can take dogsled or snowmobile rides with outfitters. Year-round, enjoy a drink in the small bar or tea in the lodge den; many evenings include music and other entertainment before or during dinner.

Well-regarded, this family-owned lodging has cabins and a small camping area/RV park in a cottonwood grove. It's 3 miles east of Dubois, with a view of the painted badlands.