WHere to stay for your visit
Searching for the perfect Montana getaway experience? Big Sky and Bozeman offer a variety of beautiful lodges that will contribute to fulfilling your Western dreams.
Gallatin River Lodge
Bozeman, MT
The Gallatin River Lodge offers the finest accommodations in the Bozeman area. The Lodge was honored to receive the TripAdvisor Traveler's Choice Award as one of the top 25 Small Hotels in the World in 2013! Our operation is also known as a fine fly fishing lodge offering guide service on the region's waters. Our public restaurant, The Gallatin River Grill is open nightly. We offer a top shelf bar, exceptional wine list and creative farm to table fare. The Lodge is in a unique location near the Gallatin River just five miles west of Bozeman. There are twelve well appointed guest rooms, six with Jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces. Six rooms in the new Trout Cabin Lodge have contemporary furnishings with large spa showers. All rooms have flat screen TVs, stereo sound bars and WIFI is available free of charge. Outfitting services provide world-class fly fishing on the Gallatin, Madison, and Yellowstone Rivers nearby, as well as private water and the famous Paradise Valley spring creeks. Winter activities include day trips to Yellowstone Park, Big Sky or Bridger Bowl for alpine skiing and Nordic skiing. The Lodge also provides services for business meetings, weddings, seminars and educational workshops. Free airport transportation is available to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport.
high country motel & cabins
cooke city, MT
As the highest rated lodging in Cooke City, High Country customer service is the #1 mentioned trait in reviews. Just 4 miles from the gates of Yellowstone National Park.
Cooke City is a historical mining town and is home to around 100 residents in the winter and booms in the summer to thousands including summer residents and tourists. Cooke City is not your typical “sleepy” small town however and still has that residual wild feel of an old mining town.
The Cabins were built in 1954. They are exactly what you are looking for at the end of a long day of hiking, skiing or fishing (and not necessarily in that order). They all face west and enjoy beautiful views of Mount Republic, Woody, Baronette, and Miller mountains. We have recently replaced the carpet, beds and lighting to make the experience that much more comfortable. You can have the rustic feel without compromising on comfort.