The place looks really nice on the outside and has a great looking lobby. At first glance the rooms…read morelook nice as well, but then you see the little flaws that together add up to a not so good experience. All the lights need to be turned on manually, and even when they are all on it still seems dark. There are no black out shades....so, boom, you get to wake up to full light...no sleeping in here. Every tithe neighbors close the door it makes a slamming noise that goes straight to your bones. Small television inside a wooden cabinet. The shower has some kind of cheese cloth curtain that absorbs then drops all the water on the ground, leaving puddles behind. The bathroom even has a sign telling you to put a towel on the ground. Long story short, updates are needed. I won't go through all the shortcomings of this place, I'll just say it seems a bit expensive for what you get. On the bright side the reception people are very nice and the morning continental breakfast us good enough. It's within walking distance of local restaurants. Last thing I need to say...don't even look at the hot spa on the side of the building.

This hotel was fantastic…read more I walk ones in at 10pm without a reservation. The front desk guy quoted me the same rate that was on hotels.com. I got a first floor room that was easy to access and parking was right in front of the hotel. There is also a complimentary breakfast and coffee. Room was super clean.

BEWARE: Canceled Holiday Booking Raises Serious Questions About Transparency…read more Our group of 16 is now out nearly $14,000 extra because Natural Retreats canceled our confirmed Christmas booking with just two months' notice. While that's bad enough, the real issue for future travelers is the company's troubling lack of transparency. We were told the house was "sold." This isn't something that happens overnight. It leaves you with serious questions: - Did they know the property was on the market when they took our money and confirmed our booking? - Why did they fail to protect our confirmed reservation as a condition of the sale? - When we were left scrambling, why did they refuse to help cover the massive price difference for their other properties, or even make a small exception on a 5-night minimum to help us out? The entire experience felt less like an unfortunate situation and more like a calculated business decision where our family vacation was deemed acceptable collateral damage.My advice to other travelers: Before you book, ask them directly if your property is for sale and what happens if they cancel on you. Because a "confirmed" booking with this company might not mean what you think it does. If you are booking a trip that involves non-refundable flights, I would seriously reconsider.

I am using a Natural Retreats property in Big Sky and cannot believe how beautiful the home, view…read moreand all of the amenities are. Also, the booking process and the people that are helping with all of the details along the way do a fantastic job. I highly recommend using NR while you're here and/or wherever they may have a footprint.

What a cute place! I rolled in late, room was open and keys inside…read more The live plants are darling, room Clean and comfortable. I ended up leaving a day early, and they couldn't have been nicer about me leaving. Highly recommend. Excellent customer service A little gem

I have stayed here for the last 3 years. The girls, Anna and Bethany, go above and beyond for every…read moreguest they have. I would not stay any other place than here. My parents stay here also and they just love it here. I have already made reservations to stay here next year.

I thoroughly researched glamping experiences all over the Rockies, and decided to give The…read moreYellowstone Collective Retreat in Big Sky Montana a try because they seemed a better value, very nice, and more authentic than the others I saw, and the photos were inspiring. WE COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MORE PLEASED. Here's what we loved. (1.) We felt like we were really out in the wilderness, instead of a corporate thing disguised as glamping. (2.) The setting was jaw-droppingly beautiful. (3.) Our tent was comfortably and exquisitely outfitted. (4.) We had wonderful privacy and yet the staff was very available, pleasant and accommodating, and (5) The food was really delicious - not too fussy, just really good. The only thing I would suggest is that you request a graphic map with visual markers, mileage, etc., as we felt a little lost the entire time we were trying to get to the site. The staff was very nice in helping us via phone, but we would have arrived more relaxed if we'd been more confident in the route. We will definitely use The Yellowstone Collective Retreat again. SueAnn

We went to Collective Yellowstone for our 10-year wedding anniversary. It is a very unique…read moreproperty, and was a very unique experience. Our tent was amazing - very well designed, a comfortable bed, and a beautiful short walk to get to it. Also the food here was great. There's a chef that cooks breakfast (included), and a four-course meal for dinner (extra). Both were excellent. Also as first-time visitors to Big Sky, MT, the staff was extremely helpful in getting us to the best restaurants and nature activities. Everyone working there was extremely nice. However, they seemed understaffed, which obviously isn't the workers fault - they were trying very hard to keep up with interacting with us and the other guests. For such a high-end place otherwise, with a high-end price, I think Collective Retreats should hire more workers.

Beautiful property and such a helpful team at Two Pines! We wanted an early check in and they…read moreaccommodated us quickly and easily. We loved our adventure in Big Sky and are excited to come back.

Two Pines Properties is a pleasure to work with. The staff are Informative and very quick to…read morerespond with any questions. Niki Z

Headed to Yellowstone National Park? Good luck finding a reason room without having to take out a…read moreloan. The Holiday Inn in West Yellowstone, Mont., had a room for $278 a night. The Super 8 in Livingston, 54 miles from the north entrance at Gardiner, offered a room for $114. And those are the cheap end. I kept looking and found Lure Me Inn in Ennis, Mont. Sure, it's 70 miles from Yellowstone (an hour north on a highway with a 70-mile-an-hour speed limit). It's a beautiful drive that takes you past Quake Lake, formed in 1959 when a magnitude 7.5 earthquake dumped 80 million tons of rock into the Madison River and formed the lake. The Madison is a renowned fly-fishing stream for rainbow trout. The rate for a cabin with one bed was $75. I believe the cabins with two beds went for $89. The open room includes the bed, a dining table, a two-burner stove, refrigerator and microwave. Dishes, utensils and pots and pans were also supplied. There was also wireless Internet and DISH network television. The separate bathroom included a combination tub and shower. There was also a sitting bench and plenty of towels. Owners Melissa and Tom Rogers were friendly and clearly enjoy hosting people. They were a delight.

Small, 1 bed cabin was clean and comfortable. Bathroom was a nice size. Good shower…read more We were late arriving and left early so the lack of a comfortable chair to sit in wasn't a problem for us. There was a folding chair and a bench by the table. There wasn't room for anything else. The kitchen seemed to be well stocked until we wanted coffee. They furnished the a 12-cup coffee pot, but all we could find was 3 little bags of coffee that make 9 ounces each. If you don't wash the dishes you use, you get charged. I couldn't help but wonder who had previously washed my coffee cup. I ended up washing it before and after use.

Spectacular setting...This all inclusive 5 Star Resort is special! It leaves you wanting for…read morenothing...It is secluded and extremely private, the staff go above and beyond...It has every amenity under the sun. The resort has Madison Mountain Views and Madison River Views. Complete with a restaurant, lounge, gift shop, saloon, gym, pickle ball court, individual golf carts, bikes, skeet shooting range, stocked refrigerators, beautiful (state of the art) rooms, and some of the best fly fishing Montana has to offer. This is a "bucket list" trip that everyone should experience. The food is outstanding!

Amazing fishing trip, where do I start everything was first class. The fishing was great, I caught…read moremore brown trout in one day than I have caught my whole fishing trips put together. The cabins were great felt like staying at a 5 star hotel. The food was beyond what I expected very good! Most of all was the hospitality very welcoming and attention to detail was first class. I want give a special shout out to Jess our fishing guide he was the best guide I ever fished with he was very knowledgeable and was so friendly for a young man, he seemed more excited see us catch fish than we were. One of the best vacations I've ever had.

Just reviewing the food and bar -- it is great for apres-ski cause of the view, the great fire…read moreplace, and the scene, but the dining experience was odd at best. Don't go after the sun goes down or you may think you are in Western themed Boca, FL old age home. The skiing is to die for though -- so cook in your chalet! mainehigh: 2

Had a great lunch in the bar area. Friendly, helpful staff and good food and beer selections…read more Beautiful lodge. Hope we can come back some day!