My wife and I just celebrated our 5th anniversary here, and every aspect of the trip was lovely!…read more The riverside room we got in the lodge had an incredible view of the Clark Fork. The French-pressed coffee in the room paired perfectly with the morning view from our patio. The complimentary snacks, wine, and robes were the icing on the cake. The bed was extremely comfortable, and the room was well-lit, kept cool and dark, and the bathroom floor was heated! The pools themselves were amazing, with varying degrees to soak in. The bathrooms and locker rooms were clean. Plenty of seating, both in the sun and in the shade. They kept water available all day, and the drink/snack stand was also nice to have. The views there are hard to beat! We cannot wait to come back, even in the winter. As for the food, we ate at the main restaurant for both dinner and breakfast. Each time, the food and service were excellent. Definitely a new go-to for my wife and I!

Quinn's Hot Springs offers a truly beautiful escape with a nice atmosphere. The overall experience…read morewas wonderful, made even better by the friendly and welcoming staff. The natural surroundings are stunning, particularly the charming cabins located right by the river. It's a nice setting for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the scenery. The food was another high point--delicious and well-prepared and good portions. However, the one significant downside was the comfort of the room; we found the beds to be very uncomfortable, which definitely impacted our rest, we both woke up with achy backs. If you're visiting, the riverside cabins are nice for the charm and views, but you may want to keep the firm mattresses in mind.

I cannot recommend the Ghost Rails Inn highly enough. After an arduous road trip across the…read morenation, this lovely bed and breakfast was such an oasis for us as a break from days of camping. Thom and Grace were the nicest hosts: welcoming and gracious when we checked in, friendly throughout the stay, and very helpful as we left to drive through the mountains. Alberton was a brief drive west of Missoula and definitely worth it to get out of the collegetown scene. The Ghost Rails Inn sits right in the middle of town in an historic building that has been a hotel since 1909. The accommodations were charming, with beautiful dark wood, large couches and armchairs, comfortable beds, and seemingly countless fishing books. My girlfriend and I were thoroughly impressed and delighted by our stay even before the tremendous breakfast: huckleberry pancakes. If you are in the area, strongly consider the Ghost Rails Inn for a night or two. The location, rooms, and hospitality were outstanding.

Formerly Montana Hotel, Ghost Rails Inn is all it's said to be. We arrived late in the evening on…read morethe first of our two night reservation celebrating our seventh anniversary. We were greeted by name and shown to our room. We were informed that as there were no other guests, we could change our room if we wished but I was well pleased with the choice my husband had made. The hostess had thoughtfully left a small space heater in the bathroom to have things toasty for us since it was a rainy chilly night. After settling in for a bit and unpacking, we headed downstairs to curl up in front of the fire where a comfortable couch and chairs had been thoughtfully arranged. My husband and I both helped ourselves to a cup of tea from a well stocked supply and snagged a few gourmet cookies. Coffee is also provided if asked for. After enjoying that sociable hour getting to know our hosts, we headed upstairs to take advantage of the free wireless to check on local businesses and other amusements to spend our time the next day. The rooms are all very well appointed and are named as well as numbered. We stayed in room number 10 ~ Montana Autumn. We had a large comfortable room with a private bath and a queen size bed covered with a handmade quilt made by the hostess herself. For those with children, this is a room to keep in mind as it has a bunk bed tucked away in the corner. The next morning we were greeted by one of the semi-resident dogs (they are both very well behaved) as well as yogurt parfaits waiting for us at a table. It was vanilla yogurt layered with granola, raisins and bananas. There was also quite a large pitcher of orange juice. I had just finished my parfait when plates mounded with homemade french toast, peaches and bacon arrived. I left that table well stuffed. We consulted our hosts on things or places we might check out before heading out for the day. We were in and out several times before heading back to Missoula for dinner. They reminded us that they locked up at 10 and told us what to do if we did happen to arrive back after that time. However, even if we did set out to enjoy ourselves, unfortunately we're a bit of a stick in the mud and are the epitome of an old married couple. We arrived back at 9:30 after an exquisite meal. After preparing for bed, we went back downstairs to enjoy some more time by the fire, this time just by ourselves. We had hoped to watch a movie on our laptop, but the streaming isn't fast enough. If we had realized this, we would have let it load while we were out and about. We greeted the second morning a little late since I managed to mess up the alarm but we were still downstairs in time for breakfast. This time we were joined by an older couple whom had checked in the night before that were celebrating their fifty-second anniversary. We much enjoyed their company as well as the hosts for breakfast. This time were served with homemade quiche, cantaloupe, grapes, orange juice and a big plate of homemade cinnamon apple muffins. Yummy! Once again I left the table stuffed. I got to see some more of the quilts the hostess was working on and they're gorgeous. In fact, the other woman who was staying there ordered a quilt from her! There is also an old cradle full of hand knit sweaters for sale. After this, while my husband loaded the van, I enjoyed the fire one last time knitting for a little bit until it was time to leave. My husband signed the guest book that originated from the 1920's as well as made a few remarks in our room journal. Each room has a journal that guests are encouraged to leave their thoughts in. I quite enjoyed reading the one in our room. We also discovered that there is unlimited long distance calling if needed. And for those that this may concern (I was quite pleased with this) there are no TV's on the premises although one may be added to the dining area in the future. Games are books are provided for entertainment.

This place is an amazing hidden secret in Hot Springs. Please support this Co-Op. Beautiful grounds…read moreand people. Best place to soak as some of the rooms have tubs that fill with the hot spring water itself. Such an easy dog walking community. I'd move here if I could. Thank you Billy and all the staff who were so gracious. I will be back when I can with the dogs!

The hotel is old, but the cabin we stayed in (6) was clean and all amenities stocked. Imagine the…read morerest if hotel is also! Nice sitting area and comfy bed. Bearclaw bathtub and mineral water was fun experience. kitchen well stocked with full size fridge and stove. Two bottles of complimentary water provided was a nice touch! The lady at the front desk was friendly as were the other people we met. Obvious effort made to provide a comfy lodging. Area is quiet and peaceful!

No cell service & terrible WiFi isn't just a slogan it's a promise and I loved it!!!…read more Lolo Hot Springs is in a beautiful location and has so much potential! The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, and the staff we interacted with were friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to try the restaurant, so I can't comment on the food. Pros: * Easy check-in process * Family-friendly and welcoming to kids * Plenty of loungers around the pool * Kids' life jackets readily available * Huge outdoor pool with gorgeous views * Women's side has 5+ shower stalls and 3 bathroom stalls * Plenty of outdoor seating * On-site restaurant Cons: The property could use a little updating and better attention to the overall ambiance. It feels somewhat run down in places, although it was clean enough that it didn't feel dirty or unpleasant. One experience that caught me off guard was when I purchased bottled water. The employee carrying them over rested the bottles against the sides of her neck under her chin while walking them to me. It was a very hot day, and I understand she was trying to cool off, but it wasn't something I expected when receiving sealed drinks. I ended up rinsing the bottles before opening them. Also, be prepared for snack prices. Everything in the snack area bottled water, soda, candy bars, and small bags of chips is $4 each. Those costs add up quickly for a family, so I'd recommend bringing your own water and snacks. Overall, we enjoyed our visit and the location is beautiful. With a few improvements to the facilities and some attention to the guest experience, this place could easily be a standout destination. I wish I had time to take more photos but I could t pass up on the merch picture when I got here.

We booked 2 hotel rooms with booking.com at 10:20 p.m; Apparently when we arrived to the property,…read morewe discovered, there is nobody on site after 10 p.m; Lady who was on the call was keep telling us that there is no reservation on file and there is nobody to help us since all of the workers live an hour away. I asked her what is the solution - she said I don't know. We were stuck with no signal and closest hotel is either one hour back or two and half hours forward; this was happening at 11:30 at night. I kindly asked her what is the solution if emergency happens, somebody needs something or you lose a hotel key... she said we have staff and hour away and she does not know. It is very concerning that in case of emergency staff lives an hour away. We did not get a hotel room and end up driving two and half hours in middle of the night exhausted. Pretty epic experience!

It was an amazing experience. We were blessed enough to stay at the Green O part of the resort…read more The communal meeting room and restaurant were amazing. One day, after horseback riding and shooting, we came in for lunch and asked the chef what he was making for himself. The chef said a Venison Banh Mi sandwich on a homemade baguette--OMG, the most amazing sandwich in a place you would, Green O! The accommodations in the tree house were luxurious and amazing! The service was fantastic. We asked for some tequila, and they sent us a bottle of Casa Amigos. It was amazing! The horseback riding was amazing, with an all-gal wrangler guide team was absolutely amazing. One last mention: we tried Elk steak the Green O chefs prepared, which was to die for! We can't wait until the next time we visit the Resort at the Paws Up, and we want to try the glamping side during the late spring or early fall!

2nd time I've been there this year and can't wait to go back. Guides like Ethan and Cameron make…read morethe activities extra special. Sam is an amazing wrangler and really went out of her way to help my daughter get over her fear of horses. She's so patient. They even had flowers set up for my wife bc we came in on Valentine's Day- all it took was a 2 min phone call to ask them to handle it. I can't recommend this place enough

I was a resident at Spring creek for three years as a teenager and I decided to come back and stay…read moreat Bear Creek Resort. I had the best weekend. It was my first time traveling alone and they were SO kind and accommodating. I never felt alone, the energy on that property is so peaceful. I laid in a hammock by the fire every night. Property huskies kept me company and it was pretty painful leaving to go back to regular life. I already booked another trip and I can't wait to come back for a white winter in the coziest cabin.

What a great place to stay! Stayed there for 3 nights recently and had a wonderful time. My kids…read moredidn't want to go back home. Cabins are clean and in good condition with showers, mini fridge, coffee machine and microwave. There is a game room on premises u can use if u need too. Owners are very nice and friendly. Beautiful big river, where I can fish year around. And breath taking views! Definitely will be back in a summer!

Cute hotel that is a former motel…read more It's very pretty, the staff is super nice but you can still tell it used to be a no tell motel from the shower which has the nozzle on one side and the knobs like 6 feet away. There's also a sink in the room not the bathroom. Great location.

I've stayed in a lot of hotels and motels over the years because of my hobbies, and this one really…read morestood out. I stayed here during a spring break vacation, and the experience was excellent--mostly thanks to the staff. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful, which made a big difference. The room was clean and comfortable, and overall the stay exceeded our expectations. My significant other and I both agreed that if we ever return to Missoula, we would definitely stay here again. It's honestly one of my favorite hotels I've stayed in--and I've probably stayed in over 100.