This hotel was convenient to where I was going and relatively inexpensive, not much else was good…read more The lobby was torn up and the pool "Under construction " which was a bummer because I was counting on a swim, the hotel never advised me about this. Breakfast was barely edible, tasteless and not very good. Ended up eating at McDonalds every morning. Overall not a great experience!

RUNNNNNNNNNNN AS FAST AS YOU CAN. This place is a hot mess no bedding for second bed which is a…read morepull out couch that's smells and dirty. Spit on the wall or who knows what it is . Moved from two separate rooms and still a big no. Woke me up so much I drove another xx miles for safe sleeping.

The Locomotive is nothing to look at from the outside. Inside, the staff is welcoming and the rooms…read moreare clean and comfy. It's an older building but seems to be in good repair. The breakfast has a good selection of hot and cold foods and the food appeared to be fresh. Since it's called The Locomotive Inn, expect train decorations inside and, especially if you're a light sleeper, you will hear the trains go by during the night.

Small 6 gallon hot water heater, and the absolute worst customer service experience I've ever had…read more Beds were comfortable though.

We were excited to finally staying at the adorable-looking Yodeler Motel. To our delight, our room…read morewas as cute and cozy as we had hoped. Everything started to sour when we tried to have a Thermal Sol steam bath... it simply did not work. After that, we tried for a hot shower only to discover that there was no hot water at all, neither that evening or the next morning. We tried to contact the front desk agent, both in person and via phone and texts, but to no avail. We were very dissapointed with our stay at the Yodeler Motel and we want to levelset expectations of other potential guests.

The Yodeler Motel is the perfect blend of nostalgia and modern amenities. Spacious, comfy rooms,…read moresoft linens, and all of the charm you would wish for in 100 years of history. AJ (the owner) offers excellent advice on the best restaurants, coffee ships, and bars. Do NOT miss out on this gem in the niche town of Red Lodge, Montana

We were very fortunate recently to spend 3 nights at Burnt Out Lodge. It is a truly unique place…read moreto relax. Your first view of the log cabin lodge reveals an unpretentious structure that is very roomy inside with a large common room that serves as a gathering/breakfast space, seeming to be, with the loft, a nice facility for groups. The Lodge is constructed of logs that remained after a fire consumed 12,000 acres including much of the ranch. The hosts Ruth and Blick shared their story about the building of the lodge which we found fascinating. Our rooms were very spacious with cathedral ceilings with outside entrances/porches. A pond lies just outside the Lodge and a stream just steps further(our fishing skills were too limited to take advantage of those opportunities). Cattle graze all around the site as part of its ranch setting in the coulee and we saw turkeys and deer along the road. Breakfasts were simple but good with large portions and very accommodating (we needed breakfast at 7 AM and it was on the table right on time each day). The long rock/dirt lane road made us wonder whether we were in the right place but signage assured us that we were. The road also encouraged us to stay in during the evenings which was fine for us and resulted in a very tranquil stay. This was our first exposure to Montana "ranch" life and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

Great place for our family reunion. Clean and welcoming. Held 21 of us comfortably. Large…read morekitchen, well-equipped, commercial-size gas range and oven, walk-in fridge and separate walk-in freezer, plenty of counter space. Preparing meals together was a valuable experience during the reunion. Six individual rooms like hotel rooms -- private bath, closet and area to unpack suitcases, towels, linen, roll-away beds, clock-radios, porch-space outside. High ceilings and quaint log construction. Large common area for dining and socializing. Internet by satellite -- adequate for Email and web, but you won't be streaming video. Cell phones out of range, but you can get cell service by driving 1.5 miles up the road to the ridgetop. Hiking and some fishing on the stream nearby. Large pond for a canoe or raft. Garden flowers and green lawn. Cattle on the surrounding ranch are entertainment. Near enough to Big Timber. The only shortcoming: this area recovering from a fire a few years ago; surrounding hillsides show dead twisted trees with new trees only beginning to grow -- namesake "Burnt Out" lodge. Would certainly go back again; would certainly recommend.

Locally owned small motel. Easy parking and very very clean! Needs further work. Gas heater in the…read moreroom made a loud bang every time it shut off. A little disconcerting in the middle of the night! Lacking some amenities like bedside lamps and a place for your clothes. Pleasant hosts. Wish them well with a work in process.

Very nice. Newly renovated rooms. Very clean. Friendly staff. Would recommend without a doubtread more

Good hospitality, very welcoming they make sure and show you where all the amenities are…read more Coffee 24-7, Checked 5 other hotels before I decided on this one, $150 a night well worth it for what you get. Not a crackhead insight.

Check-in was seamless. The hotel is clean, spacious and has some undated amenities. Customer…read moreservice is great! It is also close to the Pilot Fuel Stop as well. The shower pressure is amazing!

Well I just wanna say how impressed I am. It has cute little cabins. There were 2 queen beds in our…read morecabin, so not a lot of extra room. It had a medium fridg , micro, and TV. If you don't have a big group your good to go. You WILL NOT find a more friendly USA owned hotel in this area. These people are good folks and if I am giving someone 100 bucks of my hard earned then it will be them. I also love beds that are softer so if you do too than ask for room 7 I'll be comfy tonight for sure! PS don't go down the road to the BIG sky motel. It's horrible and the lady with the short brunette hair is RUDE. I'm not giving my money to anyone who rolls their eyes at me.

What a hidden gem!! My husband came to Columbus for work and we have visited several times…read more Charming cozy cabins across the street from Yellowstone river where you can watch bald eagles and other birds as well as a hungry badger!! The train comes by, but it's not super noisy but we're not bothered by them. Owned by Laurette who is wonderful!! She provides comfortable clean rooms and is willing to go the extra mile to ensure your stay is pleasant!!

Staff is amazing.. The breakfast is way better than most hotels i recommend you try the tacos. Room…read morewas clean. Kurig coffee maker with dunkin coffee

I just want to say Jen at the front desk counter is an angel. She was truly a godsend to help my…read morewife and her very sick father. She literally drove across town to pick up a wheelchair before her shift and even helped get him in the wheelchair plus show him around the room with a tour. I literally don't know what we would have done without her. Jen is such a wonderful, compassionate, and caring person. She deserves a raise and the managers and owners of this hotel should not only give her a raise but also appreciate having such a wonderful lady working for them.

I really enjoy any opportunity that will take me away from the chain hotels and motels. Bott family…read moremotel really delivered on that out of the ordinary experience. Joliet is a small town on the way to one of the entrances to Yellowstone Park. There are no big-name hotels in this area, so you need to rely on the small-town often family-run businesses. Botts is that! You can't even make a reservation online. You have to call. How old school is that? But I like it. It's the personal touch. The fun thing about these small, non-chain places, is how unusual the rooms can be. This was no exception. When I walked in, there was a table for working with the coffee maker, the bed -- the usual, on the other side was the entrance to the very large bathroom. The room was set up as an L-shape and around the corner from the bathroom entrance, was a mini-living room. Two chairs, one a recliner, facing the large tv. Seriously? How amazing is that? The bed was good, comfortable, the pillows were okay -- but probably need a refresh, the wi-fi was good, the room was quiet, although I could hear the people in the room next to me who were having a good time yelling at the football game on their tv -- at least until it was over and then it was so quiet and the curtains kept the room so dark, that I overslept the next morning. It was a good day.

We enjoyed our stay at Bott's Family Motel, the room was large, comfotable and clean. There was a…read moresitting area and a great tv. There was a refrigerator, coffee maker , everything you might need to be comfortable. We were in the "rooster room" and it was really fun. The Manager was friendly and helpful.