Fun place to stay if you want to explore Lamar Valley. The staff is great and went above and…read morebeyond to help. Cabins 1 is cozy and since we are early risers we appreciated having a small kitchen with coffee maker and cooking facilities.

We've stayed in cabin 6 the last two years. It's perfect for six people. There are deer, foxes and…read moremoose within walking distance or in our yard. This is the perfect place to unplug and just enjoy the view.

Food is excellent. Fast service. Casual ambiance…read more Medium rare ribeye is seared and finished just right. I got a baked potato and some shrimp with a beer. They also serve Pepsi products. Highly recommend. It's biker friendly too!

I had one of the best steaks I've had in years! It was really outstanding. As good or better than…read moreJake's in Billings. This is A small mom & pop steakhouse in a small Montana town, and off the highway. The front facade is unassuming and deceiving. Looks like a common brick building. Inside is a small bar and dinning area. The appetizers are thoughtful. The Nachos featured thick tortilla chips, queso, jalapeños, fresh homemade pico and pulled pork. The steak was perfectly cooked, juicy and full of flavor with a nice outer char. Great selection of local beer. Meal came with baked potato and chili verde soup which was almost like a stew. Very good. The homemade bread was delicious. I recommend reservations. They were very busy.

People this is Cooke city Montana! Not New York City! Hello!! It is absolutely beautiful up here…read more in the mountains!! The owners are "Awesome" people and live and work on sight. They are constantly upgrading the cabins and the new one are super nice ( 5, & 6). Over the 10 years I've been coming up to Cooke city we alway try to stay here because Kay is the nicest lady and we love the dogs ( st. Bernard). So cool!! So most of the cabins have been updated but they still have a few that are rustic and are very dated.. But most are of the cabins are very nice. I would recommend Antlers to anyone! Again wonderful place and wonderful people! I thank god every time I get to spend a few days at this awesome place!

We stayed here in June 2026. When we arrived, the front office was closed with a note to go to the…read morebuilding with the red door. After about 10 minutes of looking, we found it. The owner greeted us by saying, 'bad news, the power is out'. Here's my issue with this: 1. Be transparent about the potential of a power outage on your website. I read every single FAQ and email that was sent when I booked and there was zero mention of this possibility - which I later found happens more often than the owner let on. 2. The second the power goes out, attempt to reach to your guests to let them know. It gives them time to make any adjustments, so they aren't scrambling when they get there. 3. If you are about to tell your guests they will be inconvenienced with no power, don't inconvenience them further by making them hunt for the person whose checking them in. 4. If you are an individual living in an isolated community where the power goes out on occasion, that's fine, that's your choice. But - if you are managing a business where the power goes out, you need to have a plan to ensure PAYING guests are as comfortable as possible. Just saying 'this is life in the mountains' is unacceptable. 5. Have a kit ready for your guests with: - Flashlights (guests shouldn't have to use their smart phone flashlight to use the bathroom) - A lighter if guests have rented a unit with a stove (at least this gives them an option to heat some water or food on the stove) - Instant coffee/tea, cup of soup, granola bars (simple and inexpensive but shows you care about their comfort) - Extra blankets. (It still got into the 30's overnight in June) 6. Have an emergency power source supported by a generator or solar panels located in the office so guests can charge cell phones if needed. 7. Don't have units that require electricity to lock the doors. We couldn't lock our door from the outside. 8. This is the most important: discount the rate of the unit if your guests can't use everything they paid for. We paid for a full kitchen, laundry, TV, wifi, shower - yet we couldn't use any of these things and we were charged full price before we checked in. This was glorified camping at a ridiculous rate. You can do better, you know you can do better. Honestly put yourself in your guests shoes and ask if you would have been okay with this.