Rainbow Ranch Lodge…read more Cutest, coziest, cabin experience, perfect for a ski trip!! The room layout was perfect for 2 people (would also be nice for couples or small families). Housekeeping came daily to refresh the room with clean towels and replaced water bottles in the mini fridge. The room also had a coffee maker, microwave, fans, space heaters, and comfy robes. The complimentary breakfast buffet was the perfect start to our long ski days. Each day they had fresh breakfast options including French toast, eggs, meats, and yogurt. The staff was extremely attentive to guests needs, going above and beyond for any requests. Jared brought us a bag of ice to make our own iced coffees to take on the road. I believe it was Abbie who checked us in and offered clear instructions and guidance. The hot tub offered beautiful views, a large fireplace, and was open until 10pm each night. Location was slightly "out of town" but only 20 min to Big Sky Resort parking lot at the base of the mountain. Would highly recommend & can't wait to book a future stay!!

Great place with LUX rooms with wood burning fireplaces!…read moreSmall Refrigerator, microwave etc Tricky Shower adjustments...

I grew up in Montana and spent a lot of time around Bozeman and Big Sky, but first time visiting…read morethe historic 1930s and beautifully restored Lone Mountain Ranch. Checked out the Lytle bar (named after the family who homesteaded here), the gift shop with great Western wear; my friend got a cool white denim fringed jacket. The grounds are beautiful; walked up to their award winning restaurant , Horn and Cantle, and the very cool Saloon with live music. Decor was classy western. We enjoyed a handcrafted huckleberry cocktail a couple huckleberry lemonade mocktails and glass of wine, a mushroom appetizer, then our friends stayed for dinner. Saw a baby brown bear right outside; thankfully, did not see the mother! Totally recommend a visit here, and would love to stay here sometime!

we just went as a family of 5 to the rodeo, terrible experience. The tickets were oversold for the…read morevenue capacity, not even enough seats for half the crowd. we had to wait 30min for the over crowded shuttle bus to take us from the parking lot up the hill to the rodeo. The crowd was rude and drunk. It felt like an overpriced cash grab to rip off tourists, don't go as a family.

This is my family's 2nd time here. It's not a corporate owned riding ranch. The Kelsey's do an…read moreoutstanding job making their guests feel welcomed and a valued part of the riding community no matter your skill level. We came in 2007 and again in 2015. We all consider our time here an awesome life changing experience. I highly recommend you go, unplug, take in all that nature has to offer, exploring the mountains on some of the most beautiful Appaloosa horses.

YES, it is worth it! I'll admit, I am not a camper and I was completely uninterested in shared…read morebathrooms, but I booked two tipis for our family of six as I thought it would be a fun memory for my grandson's 4th birthday. We loved everything about our two-night stay. Both the adults and kids had an amazing time. I loved the time to connect around the shared firepit. We all made new friends. We met people from the U.K. and Belgium. It was lovely to watch my 5-year-old granddaughter play for hours with another little girl despite the language barrier. They just figured it out. The staff was amazing. The bathrooms were immaculate. We all slept like babies. Highly, highly recommend! p.s. Thank you, Dreamcatcher staff, for our breakfast bags packed for our early departure. You all were wonderful!

WOW!!!!! This was such a wonderful experience. We were greeted by Kelsey and Tally. They were such…read moregracious hostesses. We were given a tour of the property and then the best for last, our beautifully decorated Teepee. GORGEOUS! We needed nothing. There were plugs for charging our electronics, the bathrooms accommodated all our needs and the evening social gathering was a perfect way to unwind. A wonderful way to start our grand entrance into the Yellow Stone National park (just a few minutes down the road).

everything Rachel is a great host. We stayed for 5 nights and went fishing in the Madison river…read moreand wet to Yellowstone. We had two great casual meals at the Cafe which is on site

This is about the restaurant..which is great..when it's open. The food is well done and generous…read morealthough the selections are limited. When pizza is available it has been outstanding until earlier this season. When it's open,it is always a fun and friendly experience. However, the website needs to be maintained regularly to keep patrons informed about hours and daily availability.

This was not what we were expecting. We arrived around 3pm on a Saturday, driving down from the…read moreGlacier area. When you pull into the property off US-89 it is an odd first impression. First cause of alarm, there were no vehicles present. Off to the right is a marijuana dispensary about the size of a small takeout coffee drive-thru. Behind it is what appears to be a hotel, but it is not active, or at least it had the appearance of not being active, i.e. no cars around it. Maybe at one time this was part of the operation. To the left was what the online pictures of the place I booked looked like. Again, there were no cars present, so my sketchometer started to peg. I went to where the sign said "office". The door was locked. Looking inside did appear like a reception area, with tables and chairs, a desk. Some years ago we booked a hotel in Seattle, arriving late at night and there was no one on duty when we arrived. People in an unfamiliar town, late at night and nowhere to stay, very unsettling. There was a sign posted to call a number if no one was there. I called and spoke with the proprietor. She told me she would be there in 15 minutes. She did arrive and asked me my name. She seemed to know of our booking and asked what room I had booked. This was months ago that I booked, a laborious search looking far and wide around Yellowstone, where nightly rates seemed to start at $300 and go up. I recalled the room name was the Jefferson. She said, "oh, that is number 4, follow me around to the back." So there is a narrow turn off the corner of the building on this gravel drive around to the back. As you went around the narrow gravel roadway, looking further downhill toward the river at the back of the property past some trees were campers in tents of various types. The building has a very ranch-like feel, rustic cut lumber and trim. Two stories , the covered deck on the backside is each units entry point with a combination lock key entry. A rather beaten up screen door was in place on our unit. It was broken. You park your car here, just a few feet from your door, no actual space marked. Entering a small vestibule where a mini-fridge, coffee maker and table are present to the left. A doorway to the right off that is the bathroom. Very small, only one person could fit at a time. The door just clearing the toilet. Shower, no tub. From there is the bed, chest of drawers, TV. Another doorway is present. I am shown that by using that you enter an interior hallway that is common to each unit, a washer and dryer are available there. At the end of this hallway are a full kitchen, a couch and big screen TV. What appears to be a small 2-3 person bar is present. Another seating area off that. The area is dark with a low ceiling. You are given a key to the door of your room off the common hall. It is a very simple door/lock. Being from a city, the security of this door gave me alarm. Considering we were in Montana, maybe not a problem. The room was tastefully decorated. The pillows were not great. The DirectTV package was pretty basic, not a lot of selections, many shopping channels available. It appeared like there was a leak from above on the ceiling that needed some work. The toilet cycled every few minutes. Not much insulation shielded the upper units from the lower. Persons moving about were easily heard. As you pulled around the facility to leave, just adjacent to the road was some form of commercial building with a loading dock. It had no name on it, also a rather odd arrangement. Looking at reviews of the past, people really liked Seven Points. I don't want to bash a business based just on my personal experience. Our expectation was this was going to be an affordable option to W. Yellowstone. Some people like rustic, ranch-style and are more connected to the outdoor activities of the area. I get that, everybody has different tastes. Our visit was to see Yellowstone and to not have to pay over $300 a night. Seven Points is a great alternative to West Yellowstone prices. In 25 minutes you are in the Yellowstone North Entrance on US-89. A simple drive. On making several trips in/across the park, the North Entrance through the town of Gardiner was in my opinion better than West Yellowstone entrance. The downside of the Emigrant area is that it is remote. Some other B&B operations are opening near Seven Points. We were not into communal bath arrangements they had. Dining limited. We had meals at the Old Saloon, and Follow Yer Nose BBQ. Old Saloon was ok, we really liked the BBQ. Behind Follow Yer Nose is a bakery, but we did not try that. Beyond that you have to go into Gardiner for any level of choices. If you pack and fix your own meals, Seven Points makes sense. Another way to save. There is a general store across from the Old Saloon, but the choices of food items there is only slightly above what a convenience store stocks. It appeared that Gardiner was the closest full-service grocery.

Wow, the beds in this place are ridiculously beautiful. It is a small quirky resort with special…read moredetails like a random balcony overlooking a beautiful mountain stream off of the lobby. Our custom Burch bed was really interesting. However the sheets were so amazingly comfortable, this is one of the best hotel beds I have ever slept in. I will also add some pictures. Recommend highly

Horseback riding with Wilderness Connection was easily one of the best parts of our trip. A…read morefamily-owned business that has been passed down through 5 generations - you can feel the pride and passion behind everything they do. Our guide, Tyler, made the ride unforgettable. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the history of the area and also had an unbelievable ability to spot wildlife along the trail. The views were gorgeous the entire ride. The horses were wonderful, healthy, well cared for, and matched thoughtfully to each rider's comfort and experience level. The whole team created such a welcoming and safe environment. Highly recommend.

Had a wonderful time at The Wilderness Connection! The…read morecustomer service was fantastic--everyone was so patient and kind, especially with our 7-year-old who was very scared at first. Thanks to Tylers calm and encouraging approach, she ended up having an amazing time and now says she wants to come back and work there when she grows up! Truly a memorable experience. What an amazing family we will definitely be back to hunt in the winter.

This was a charming place a few miles outside of town. Rooms have a unique styling to them that…read morepair well with the Montana aesthetic. Upon check-in, staff and family were eager to get us all situated and helpful with any questions we had. A bonus was the prepared breakfast in the morning that filled us up before our departure. Nothing fancy, but it got us off on the right foot. Because it's a few outside of town, be prepared to not have cell service. Wifi in my room was slow in the afternoon and extremely slow in the evening when more guests were present. This is a great place to get some reading done.

We were on a three day trip to Yellowstone, and needed a place to stay one night in Gardiner. This…read morelocation is out of the city just a few minutes drive, but has gorgeous views from every door. Our room had a kitchen in it, which would've been helpful if we had been staying for more than one night. The morning breakfast was OK, but not that memorable. The room was clean, and it gave us the opportunity to chill out and watch some TV, so I guess it suited its purpose.