CopperLine Lodge

A very sweet stay, quaint and cozy. Owners were warm & hospitable, creating a Christmas fairytale atmosphere. Robes and towels can be rented for hot spring. Good breakfast, great coffee. Recommend for a sweet couple getaway❤️

When I called to inquire about a room, the genial owner told me his wife makes the quilts on the bed and a homemade breakfast in the morning. I was sold. It was so much more. The room was cabin like and cozy with a kitchenette and the best part was sitting down with the owner and other guests over a delicious breakfast discussing everything from books to travel to the philosophy of life. Or you can take yours to go. This is my go to home away from home.

What a great place to stay. We were travelling up to Teton National Park from Denver and decided to stay somewhere half way and so glad we booked Copperline Lodge and so pleased we did. The rustic feel of the place was superb, the lodge, the room, the surroundings, the breakfast (help yourself in the kitchen), absolute value for $, Dan the man himself and Rachel the deer :) If anywhere near you have to visit!

2nd time staying here and looking forward to our next visit. This is a hidden gem, clean and friendly. Carve out some extra time for breakfast, Dan is an amazing host and his wife does an outstanding job making delectable choices. It is so relaxing to share time with other guests.

Casual 'Old World' place for spectacular stay ! ! Rooms are very clean, beds are very comfortable, and you'll have everything you need. And complimentary breakfast is BEST YOU WILL EVER HAVE ! ! My only complaint about the breakfast is that there were too many choices . . . it stressed me out ! ! 😀 We love staying here !

Great stay. A nice rustic break from the usual corporate type motel/hotel. Peaceful, clean, pleasant. Walked out the door in the morning to see deer grazing along the road. We were not traveling with our dogs, but lodge is dog friendly and if traveling with them would stay again. The lodge has its own story in local history. Rooms have cooking facilities. Delicious and abundant breakfast served at lodge daily. Best part was talking with owner Dan Pont, staff and guests. Dan's fascinating life experiences includes a masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. He was a counselor in Rawlins for 20 years, and also wrote a newspaper column there. He is also a general contractor and been involved in restoration projects. He knows Wyoming outdoor life. Truly interesting guy to spend breakfast talking with.