Had rented a cabin. First do not take a trailer or large truck as their is no room. I had a Gal…read morenamed Sunshine check me in and that was smooth. However one key really stinks! Had to gave it to the wife and then get it back. Had Bugs around the A/C window unit come into the cabin but ACE hardware took care of that problem. At Over $300.00 a night, I would got back to Billings and stay and get a modern room. Don't know how they get so many good reviews but a lot of Bikers stay their and the late noise can be a bother for you.

Fantastic! Quiet! Clean! Super friendly! Great breakfast and free! Stay here if you have the chance!read more

Rock Creek Resort is situated on the banks of the Rock Creek River, and where the resort gets its…read moreappropriate name. Newly renovated, lovely accommodations and the babbling of the nearby creek make this stay so relaxing!! A drive on the scenic byway - Beartooth Highway, brought us to Rock Creek Resort in the town of Red Lodge, Montana for our overnight stay. The Beartooth Highway is quite an attraction and this small resort is ready to accommodate your every whim, offer travel suggestions and R and R while visiting. Some of the amenities: *Indoor pool or Cold Plunge at Beartooth Lodge on site. *Saunas *Outdoor Fire Pits and S'mores- the front desk has s'mores kits for guest. *Infrared Sauna Blanket offered at additional cost - front desk has details. *Shuttle service to Red Lodge Mountain. *Onsite restaurant and bar *Order a charcuterie, bucket of local brews or bottle of bubbly at front desk. *Choose from one of their various room accommodations called: Beartooth Lodge, Grizzly Lodge, Stoney Cabin, Twin Elk Lodge. *Pepi's Workshop on site offers various hands on experiences such as fly tying classes, leather crafting and more. Also, snowshoe rentals for exploring snow covered trails. We hope to return!

This is a very lovely place to stay. The scenery is spectacular. It is very peaceful and relaxing…read more Great place to go and get away from it all.

You get what you pay for. Not an inexpensive option but if you want to be in the middle of Red…read moreLodge and experience a little snapshot back in time, you will enjoy staying at The Pollard Hotel. Both modern and historic in all the right ways. Very friendly and accommodating staff. We were on a bike trip and didn't have time to check out the spa--but they have a spa! We checked in around 4 pm or so and there were gourmet donuts at the front desk. Complimentary we were told for as long as they lasted. I don't have a lot of life policies, but never passing up a free donut is one of my top 3. Delicious donuts. Side note--we learned the next morning at breakfast that those "free" donuts in the afternoon were only there if the for sale ones didn't sell breakfast. Fair enough. The breakfast in the bar area was excellent. Sad that at least in last 2024, the bar isn't really open as a bar due to inability to adequately staff it. Sucks how much we destroyed ourselves in 2020-2023. Sitting in the bar here having cocktails before going to bed with the ghosts would be so amazing. Highly recommend staying here if you're in Red Lodge (and I highly recommend staying in Red Lodge if you can). I hope to be back.

Awesome place to stay near Bear Tooth and the customer service is outstanding. The history and…read moredecor of the hotel is really beautiful.

My family and I were a little nervous about travelling during a pandemic. John talked us through…read moreevery step, was patient, and actually down-sold us to the townhome we found to be just perfect for our little family! Red Lodge is an awesome little mountain town that happened to be on our way to Yellowstone. I am so glad that that we discovered this town and the Island at Rock Creek. The Townhome was literally right on the creek, we had our own private hot tub, Billy's ntaure trail was great for the kids, and I was 3 blocks from the best bar in town. Limited dining options in Red Lodge. A good cocktail doesn't exist.... We had a great meal to go from Perogative Kitchen and were humbled by the street tacos at Mas Taco. It's refreshing to have good mexican street food in Montana. It all comes back to the John and his family I can't say enough about the their hospitality. We met 3 generations of the family that developed and currently caretake the property!!! Susan gave us a tour of the lots for sale and we are considering just moving here.

The Roberts Rest Stop is one of Montana's seasonal rest areas, open from Mid-April through…read moreMid-November. It's accessible from either the north- or south-bound lanes, but when coming from the south, would require a left turn. It's a standard rest area, with parking for trucks and cars, and includes handicap accessible areas. There's a small picnic area and also a pet-walking area. I don't remember seeing any vending machines, and that makes sense at this rest stop given its seasonal availability. It's a nice area to get out and stretch or give the kids and your four-legged companions a break.

Top of the World Store/Motel is a worthwhile stop along historic Beartooth Highway. Beartooth…read moreHighway stretches for about 68 miles from the towns of Red Lodge, Montana and Cooke City-Silver Gate. Well...Top of the World Store is located very much near the Cooke City-Silver Gate area. For those folks who are driving from Red Lodge towards Cooke City-Silver Gate as I was...this Top of the World was a pleasant way to stop, get out of my car and take a break while driving Beartooth highway. Here at Top of the World...you can step inside the wooden store for snacks, souvenirs, gifts and any supplies you may need along your journey. Also here they have a motel which is great for spending the night in the heart of the mountains along with gas for your car in case you never topped off in Red Lodge or Cooke City-Silver Gate. I appreciated the fact that outside the store, they had a few picnic areas and benches for you to sit down on and appreciate the surroundings. Obviously along Beartooth Highway the setting overall is pretty remote so here at The Store you have a chance to breathe in the fresh mountain air and admire just how unique the setting is among a wide open wilderness. Most of all for me, having that moment to relax for a little was a nice change of pace from all the exploring and picture taking I was doing on Beartooth Highway. I also liked how there's a cool little roadside sign stating you're here at the "Top of the World"! What a great way to attract tourists with a very clever and catchy name for this cozy pitstop in the middle of nowhere. I had to get a photo of this sign as a fun memento from my time here. I bought a few little trinkets inside the gift shop as a memory from my adventure along with an ice cream bar for a nice midday snack. I used about 45 minutes of time as a welcome break. So yes...here at Top of the World Store and Motel I found this place to be a worthy option for stopping along my Beartooth Highway itinerary. For those interested in knowing...if I had to recommend a few other spots along the 68 mile drive to take some time to explore, it would be... - Beartooth Pass Summit - 10,947 feet above sea level. - The area (not named specifically) featuring a few alpine lakes set off in the distance good for picture taking. - Rock Creek Vista Point - walk to an observation overlook for an up close glimpse of the scenic and rugged landscape surroundings. Overall I give this Top of the World roadside pullover, two thumbs up!

Libby, the manager(?), was unbelievably kind and helpful recently; not only is the store pleasant,…read morebut moreso is her hospitality. I'd highly recommend giving them your business. Apparently there may be a negative review of this business from several years ago; however, that was a previous owner so disregard it because it's no longer relevant. The hospitality here is outstanding by Libby (and her husband, Doug). Make it a stop on the Beartooth Hwy.

Outwest Global Adventures (OWGA) specializes in both, programmed tours as well as custom group…read moretrips for the LGBT community. Since its humble beginnings in 1995, OWGA has grown into a worldwide LGBT adventure outfitter catering to active travelers. I have taken six memorable trips with them and I'm about to embark with them once again for my eighth trip on my Civil Service retirement celebration trip with my partner, returning to my favorite ski destination of all, Zermatt, Switzerland. OWGA's owners and organizers, Aaron and David, are extremely devoted to ensure unmatched customer service, and at the same time that the traveler embarks on an organized tour, the trips offer a high degree of personal attention and personalization. The trips are usually made up of 12-20 people with some exceptions such as one trip to Aspen Gay Ski Week that had a huge gathering. Trips are organized year-round, covering literally every continent. The LGBT nature of the trips is absolutely open, and every place and locale is screened for its suitability. I've done two Aspen Ski Weeks, a trip to Zermatt and a trip to St. Moritz, Switzerland, a trip to Katschberg, Austria, and one to Red Lodge and Big Sky, MT. Although most of my trips have been Winter trips, they have a plethora of year-round trips to wonderfully exotic destinations, from bicycling Tuscany, to hiking in Spain, to Cambodia and Vietnam. Outstanding customer service and value.