Lodges in Montana

'Staffer Gabriel was welcoming, informed, and helpful in getting us going in a new experience for us. Our tent had a bath, which made the unit self-contained. We adjusted very quickly to a non-hotel setting. We’d eagerly do it again. '

'Unbelievable experience! Staff A1...property amazing. Would love to return!'

'Very nice cottages, clean, roomy, well kept. nice quiet area.'

'This was an amazing experience. On the banks of the Yellowstone River, we enjoyed a breathtaking view every morning, whether sunny or overcast. The breakfast, provided by Chef Lisa, was the perfect variety and blend of sweet treats and healthy options. We had an amazing dinner at the Yellowstone Grill that would rival any of the top restaurants in Montana. They were very pet friendly and their half mile walking path by the river allowed our Kirby the opportunity to stretch his legs after a long...

'Staff was excellent! Loved that it was so clean and dog friendly! We extended our stay and they were so accommodating. We will be back for sure! '

'Cozy, quaint, just off the beaten path yet super close so convenient, great breakfast w/lots of options. Highly recommend and would love to stay here again.'

'We stayed at Coyote Bluff Estate the end of August. The property is stunning with beautiful views of the valley area. If you want privacy and very comfy room, then this is it. Rita showed us around and was available for any questions we had. Rita went above and beyond to make our stay great. Thank you Rita. '

'Rustic in the middle of the Judith Mountains. The road getting there is typical of Montana unpaved country roads.'

'Beautiful house with deck overlooking the bay. The town has a lot of cute shops and the nearby restaurant, Wine and Whisky, was excellent. Be sure that you're in touch with the owner in advance of your stay to learn the access codes for the keypads and also make note of the name of the room you've selected. '

'We loved being away from the noise of the city.'

'Very clean, easy to locate, very close to Yellowstone National Park North Entrance. Elk in the neighborhood in the evenings!'