Very peaceful, lots of trails to explore. It was a great stopping point on the way to Yellowstone.read more

We spent two nights in the yurt. We got in late and Mandy came out to help us get situated with a…read moresled to transport our stuff, and gave us a map and great directions. The yurt was clean and cozy and centrally located to lots of trail options. It was well-stocked with water, plenty of firewood, dishes, games, etc. The only drawback was the number of things we were expected do upon departing, considering the $95 daily rate. There was a list of chores, including sweep, clean the counters, empty the drain bucket under the sink, return the 5-gallon water jug provided, bring the garbage and any recyclables to the lodge, and strip the beds and also return the linens and towels to the lodge. We've stayed in a lot of USFS cabins and are used to leaving everything as we found it. Granted, those cabins are far more rustic, but they are also $20-$40/night. A $95/night rate is pretty pricey for Montana accommodations and we felt like, for that amount, we shouldn't have been expected to do so much to ready the room for the next guests.

Rock Creek Cattle Company is a first class establishment. The service and warm reception from the…read morestaff made me feel at home immediately. The meals were some of the best I've had at any resort I've ever visited and the golf course was immaculate with gorgeous scenery on every hole. I can not recommend Rock Creek Cattle Company enough. This is true living!

Maybe the best place in America for a family golf, shooting and fishing vacation. From the amazing…read moreproperty to the phenomenal service, this private club cannot be beat.

The finest lodging experience I have encountered. Everything offered exceeded expectations and was…read moredelivered with the highest level of service. The food quality was Michelin Star, the bird hunting a first class experience and the fishing great for the time of year. All this located in a beautiful valley overlooking the Big Hole River, simply heaven on earth!!

Unreal. Had an epic time exploring the property and all the water on the Big Hole River. Can't wait…read moreto get back. Accommodations could not have been better, everything was just perfect! Thank you so much for opening your doors to us.

Expecting a five star experience, we received one. Not only was the lodge in an ideal location, the…read morepeople throughout the organization were fantastic. The food was great and the service across the board was exemplary. And needless to say the fishing experience was topline with super experienced guides David Kern and Isaac Corman. The true test of an experience, however, comes when one sees how management deals with an issue. Our issue was that the air conditioning broke and the first night the room was unbearably hot. They had an AC team come in and although they couldn't fix the unit while we were there, they had a portable unit installed to take care of the immediate issue. And more importantly, Manu, the manager, worked to reach an acceptable arrangement to cover our discomfort. Overall - I would definitely return and recommend for others to come see what they have to offer.

I've never fly fished in my life (TBH, I rarely even FISH). So when I learned our 2022 corporate…read moreleadership trip would be a 3-night fly fishing excursion on Montana's Madison River, I was honestly skeptical. But not did I learn how to cast a fly (and land a Trout!), but my visit to Madison Valley Ranch ended up being one of the best trips I've ever taken. From the moment you walk in the door, the ranch rolls out the red carpet. After being welcomed with a cold draft beer and tour of the property, we settled into our very comfortable guest rooms to unwind before dinner. Whether you plan to fly fish or not, the entire ranch is designed to make you feel at ease, and at home -- from the incredible back porch views to the outrageously good dishes served up at every meal. Manu and her team take customer service to a new level, from equipping you for an incredible day on the river to selecting the perfect bottle of Cabernet to pair with your dinner. No detail is too small for them, and no request goes unmet. The accommodations are as comfortable as any 4-star hotel, the meals as delicious as any gourmet restaurant, and the views as beautiful as a slice of heaven. And with ample meeting space for corporate groups, its the perfect setting for a team-building escape. I simply can't say enough about Madison Valley Ranch -- whether you're an experienced fisherman or just learning to cast a fly, it's hard to imagine a better place in America to put your rod into the river.

What a great place we had in Bozeman. The home was great, close to everything. The home had great…read morebeds! The owners were so attentive and answered our questions within minutes no matter the time of day. Great neighborhood, very quiet.

From the owner: A premier property management company operating in the greater Bozeman/Big Sky area. We do all…read morekinds of property and estate management but our specialty is vacation rentals. From decorating to ad design, marketing to everything else, vacation rentals is our passion. We also handle estate management and second homes for when you aren’t here. Lastly, because we have so many vacation rentals and other properties, we have a world class cleaning team that is available to help you with your housekeeping needs as well.

We just stayed here. Wonderful place, super friendly staff and the fluffiest towels ever! Charming…read moreand perfect for our fly fishing adventure.

We had a reunion at El Western . It was awesome . The staff were wonderful and very helpful. We…read moreused the conference center . They called a couple of days before and set it up for us the way we wanted . The rooms were great - very clean and cute rustic log cabins and well appointed kitchen .The office staff were so helpful and friendly. Everything was very clean , beautiful grounds . We loved the creek . The Kids can fish there without buying a license . The water wheel was so pretty and the sound of it so nice. There is a little island accessible by a bridge.-So pretty. Many of our family said they would come back to El western in the future. I certainly recommend it. The Madison River is nearby for fishing. Virginia City is a 15 mile drive and Yellowstone Park is an hour away. Lots to do. Caroline O

All unique properties. Each has their own sharp, crisp, cozy and home away from how security. The…read moreowner, Paul, provides 20 years of experience catering to your requests at each turn. Stay at any cottage and you'll be back again! Lawn maintenance guy is very cute also.

Want to know everything there is to know about Bozeman? Ask Paul. Super host, well stocked, very…read morecomfortable rental. 8 thumbs up from my family.

Great headquarters for all of southwest Montana. Beautiful log cabin with all amenities. Clean and…read morespacious. Great front porch with mountain view. I hope to return again and again.

We did a corporate offsite at the Barn in May 2018. Small issue with not being to get into the…read morebuilding right away. Otherwise was excellent venue, very clean, and just right for our needs

This place is beautiful, excellent service and wonderful spot for a corporate retreat.read more

We had the absolute best time here today. This place came highly recommended by a family friend, as…read morewell as a couple of the locals we've met on our trip. We were not disappointed at all. When I was researching for our trip, I noticed they offer a private soak option, so I went ahead and booked this experience for us. 2 hour session on a Wednesday for $175. Not bad when you get the entire place to yourself. They have changing rooms and the bathrooms are porta potties. It was super clean. The hot springs were super hot and the water they spray in one section of the pool allows you an opportunity to cool off. They also had umbrellas set up around the perimeter to block the sun. I'm glad it was slightly cooler today from a rain storm as it ended up being the perfect day! We also ordered some food while we were here. I got the smoked trout which came with a delicious salad, all made fresh from their onsite garden. My kids got the pickle pizza, which they let me try and that was devoured! Demi took excellent care of us! I'd definitely come back here! They also offer live music in the evenings. There was music playing while we were here and it was a nice addition. They also offer onsite camping too. Highly recommend Norris Hot Springs!

We used to absolutely love Norris Hot Springs. We've been coming here for years and it was always…read moreour go-to hot spring when we lived in Bozeman and West Yellowstone. We've made many day trips and stayed multiple times in the campground with our RV. After moving away for a few years, we recently returned to Bozeman and have visited Norris several times. We were excited to bring our new NoBo 18.0 camper for its maiden voyage. Unfortunately, this stay was nothing like the Norris Hot Springs we remembered. The community bathrooms were shockingly dirty and unsanitary. The showers looked and smelled as though they hadn't been thoroughly cleaned in a very long time. Both toilets had dark rings in the bowls, and the entire bathroom area had an overwhelming mold and mildew smell. The showers also had a buildup of something slimy. I understand that older facilities have limitations, but basic cleanliness should not be one of them. The WiFi also wasn't working at our campsite. We notified staff and asked if the router could be reset, but it never worked during our stay. We eventually found WiFi by sitting outside near the community bathroom, which unfortunately was not a pleasant place to spend time. The biggest disappointment came Monday morning. For all the years we've camped at Norris, use of the hot springs had been included with our campsite. We headed over for a quick 10-15 minute soak before I had to leave for work and were told by Noah that campers must now pay an additional $3 per person, per day to use the pool. The $3 fee itself was not the issue. The issue was the lack of communication. Our reservation confirmation clearly stated: "CAMPERS HAVE ACCESS TO THE POOL & CAFE DURING PUBLIC HOURS THURSDAY-MONDAY 10AM-10PM." There was no mention in our confirmation that campers would now be charged an additional daily, per-person pool fee. Attached is a copy of the confirmation email I received. We were told the new policy was on the website. After looking, I could not find it on the Home, Soak, or Reservations pages. I eventually found the information buried at the bottom of the campground page. For returning guests who have always understood pool access to be included with camping, it would be very easy to make a reservation without realizing this had changed. We even offered to pay the $6 immediately after our quick soak, since my husband was staying behind to pack up the camper, but were told there were "no exceptions" and payment had to be made before entering the pool. With the time crunch and the overall unfriendly experience, we decided to leave. I also mentioned the condition of the bathrooms to Noah and expressed that they needed a serious deep cleaning. Unfortunately, I felt the concern was dismissed rather than acknowledged. Businesses can certainly change policies, but significant changes like this should be clearly communicated during the reservation process and, ideally, included in the confirmation email--especially for longtime returning guests. We left without our morning soak and, more importantly, with a very different impression of a place we have enjoyed for many years. Between the dirty bathrooms, unavailable campsite WiFi, and poorly communicated change to pool access, this was a very disappointing stay. Sadly, after years of Norris Hot Springs being one of our favorite places, it will likely be quite a while before we return.