We arrived here at almost 6p. Issac greeted us upon arrival. He walked us up to our room and…read moreexplained what we we needed to know. We had a king room which was large with a balcony. It was very clean. Our room had two sinks (one in the bathroom and one out) which was great for us and so much quicker getting ready in the AM. Our bed was very comfy. The feather pillows were just about flat and need to be replaced. We slept with our balcony door open (there was a screen) and another small window open. It was wonderful. The shower is in the jacuzzi bath so you have a pretty high side to step over. The shower was hot and had good pressure. My BF said he ran out of hot water. ‍. We scheduled breakfast for 9a and came down about 8:50 and sat and watched the hummingbirds at the 3 feeders, (they also have a koi pond), while Issac finished preparing our breakfast. It was delicious and had home chutney for our English muffins. I would stay here again and recommend you do too.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! It's beautiful little hidden mountain treasure is a must to stay at! The owner,…read moreBrady, has thought of every little detail to accommodate you with comfort, love, and care. It is so magical here that you will not want to leave. And, Brady cooks breakfast every morning for you, and it is phenomenal! I cannot wait to come back. Thank you, Brady so much for sharing this beautiful treasure with us.

We recently stayed at Bear Spirit Lodge and had a great time. Ann is a wonderful host and made us…read morefeel very welcome. She even surprised us with beautiful plates of fruit, lemon bunt cake, and cheese when we came back from a walk in the mountains. The lodge is in a truly magical setting in the Mission Mountains and is very clean and comfortable. We were able to to take a relaxing soak in the hot tub and enjoy the crisp, clean mountain air. We had a delicious breakfast the next morning with local sausage, eggs, blueberry pancakes with homemade huckleberry syrup and fruit. The best part was the conversation we had with Ann and a fellow visitor from Germany about the region. It was everything I had hoped for and more in a visit to a bed and breakfast. The next day, we were able to explore Ninepipes and the National Bison Range which are both a short drive from the Lodge. We plan to make Bear Spirit Lodge a regular destination point.

It's now more of an AirBnB than a traditional inn but a great stay. I stayed in Rattlesnake Apt for…read moreone night. It's bigger than the pictures convey and it was very clean. I was just passing through town on this trip but it'll be a top choice in the future, especially if you want to be close to the university.

We loved our stay!! We booked room 6 which is the only room on the third floor. It was spacious…read more You have the bed and tv area which you can close off. And then you have the kitchen area and outside patio. We had great views of the train and mountains facing the back/parking lot and we had views of the river as well. The house is maybe a 10 min walk from popular eateries. It's right next to the doubletree that has a riverfront restaurant FINN, which I recommend going for haply hour. It's also near the library which is brand new and has amazing facilities. We even reserved a meeting room on the too floor! There aren't any cons, except for lots of stairs and creaky floors. We didn't hear our neighbors at all. There was a shania twain concert when we were there, held at the Washington-Grizzly Stadium. We could hear it pretty well from our room! The room was thoughtfully prepared. We were provided toiletries, extra blankets, cooking utensils, etc.

The Gibson Mansion is a remarkable place to stay: quiet and serene in an excellent location (5…read moreminutes from the heart of downtown) with all the amenities you can ask for (they even have Lucky Charms on tap!) The managers are kind, extremely hospitable and always accessible. And the rooms are simple yet spacious. We couldn't have slept better. Also, if you are working remote there are plenty of spaces to stop and sit and take in the mansion's charm and elegance. It's honestly the best place my wife and I have stayed in Missoula, and we already look forward to returning.

A fantastic balance of historic charm and modern accommodations! The Gibson Mansion is centrally…read morelocated and a unique experience in Missoula. A charming bed and breakfast that allows you to enjoy the finer things in life. Don't settle for a chain hotel when you can experience elegance and history.

My experience here is rating it against CA fairs that I have been to so may not match local…read moreopinions. First plus it's free to get into the fair. I was very impressed by how clean the entire grounds were. I didn't see a single piece of trash on the ground. Everyone I interacted with was very friendly. All of the buildings and grounds were in great shape. I was very happy with the prices at this fair as all the ones I've been to previously robbed you. I think this fair provides a great atmosphere for families. Will definitely return if I'm here this time next year.

Was visiting Missoula this past weekend (8/9 - 8/11) and the fair was in town. Kudos to Missoula…read morethat fair admission was free allowing more people to visit. People were friendly and plenty of craft booths set up all over the fairgrounds. The rodeo was there Saturday night but a huge rainstorm that evening changed our plans. Nice event!

So let's start with the con's. It is about 1.5 miles north of Seeley Lake, so for better or…read moreworse, not in town. The building is a modular. Now the pros. The setting is in the woods so there is some nice atmosphere. There is a bar on site, so you won't die of thirst. The rooms are clean and the decor is really quite delightful. The light switches are a hoot, the bed frame is pure Montana. There a limited edition prints on the wall in nice frames. There is good TV and free wifi. Shower is hot, towels are plentiful and the over all setting is nice. Not much to look at from the outside, but once you get inside, it is very pleasant. As one wall plaque in my room says, "May the peace o9f the wilderness be with you." The rate was reasonable.....$82 including tax. Funky clean and confortable.

My sister tried to stay her at Christmas. After checking in in the afternoon they returned after…read moredinner and the room was to cold to stay in, the made bed turned out to have dirty sheets. They tried to sleep in their sleeping bag but although they were the only guests, noises outside the room interfered with their sleep. At 2 am they gave up and drove 1 hour to Missoula and walked away from a 3 night prepaid room.

We were heading back to the Missoula airport from Glacier National park and decided to spend two…read morenights in Seely Lake. The Tamaracks Resort was a fabulous choice. We stayed in several of their cabins and enjoyed both places. The cabins are surrounded by beautiful trees (tamaracks, ponderosa pine, lodgepole pine) and the lake. We woke up at sunrise and took the canoe (canoe provided by the resort) to the Clearwater Cove at the upper end of Seely Lake. Gorgeous scenery.

We've been going here for years. It's a great location, beautiful cabins, etc. However, the rodent…read moreproblem needs to be fixed. Mice poop all over the kitchen and in the dishes. The mice problem has gotten much worse in recent years. We even bought a mouse trap ourselves and caught a mouse the first night we bought it. Very overpriced to be sharing a cabin with rodents. We had a bat in our cabin also and no screens on the windows. I get that mice live in the woods but they need to have someone in sight trapping mice and checking traps each day. It's pretty disgusting. Can't even eat in the kitchen.

Great area outside of Missoula to get out of town. This…read moreplace has it all, hiking, biking, snow shoeing trails. You can come up in a group, or come up by yourself. The possibilities are endless.