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    3.4 (11 reviews)
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    Great location. Friendly hosts. Smelled of marijuana. It's underground-no outdoor windows. Humid(needs ventilation)

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    North Yellowstone Lodge and Hostel

    North Yellowstone Lodge and Hostel

    4.3
    (6 reviews)
    37.9 mi

    Looks like booking.com and TripAdvisor showed terrible reviews recently due to horrendous…read moreoverbooking. I luckily came across this place after the glitch and it was a lifesaver since everything in Gardiner was either booked solid or available for at least 250/night. For just $40 later and many many phone calls and online searching, I might not really be in Gardiner (this place is technically on the northerb edge 10 miles from downtown Gardiner) but I do have somewhere to sleep.

    So this last summer when the Munchkin and I went to Yellowstone, we stayed here for a couple of…read morenights. It was pretty nice for a hostel... some of the other patrons though... ughhhh I could do without... None the less, we had our own locking room and that let us keep up with our adventures while our stuff remained locked away in a clean place. The rooms didnt have TV (yay) but they did have a game room for whomsoever wanted (mainly a bunch of kids) to play video games, fooseball, ping pong, etc. They also had some board games for folks to enjoy if they were so inclined. Pro Tip: Cook here if you want, they just ask that you clean up after yourself. This could be a great way to save some $$$ if you need to. The bathrooms were shared as is usually how hostels work. None the less they had been remodeled and were pretty clean compared to what I had been anticipating. They also had multiple locking bathrooms (with the showers included) for your usage in each restroom area. They also had a common restroom sink outside of the locking bathrooms for those that just wanted to do things like brush their teeth or lo and behold, to wash their hands haha Pro Tip: They have free breakfast errr toast and coffee here in the mornings. This was a decent place to stay and rack out for a few near Yellowstone and it was also much cheaper than the regular hotels. They have parking on a gravel lot. Its easy to spot from the highway, as you have an archway to pass through that was lined with kayaks I believe. It was pretty distinctive. They also have WiFi but you have to be in the main building to use it as they have a very limited range. I will also warn you that cell phone data and usage in the area is somewhat spotty, just as it is in the park. So if you want to save a few bucks on your trek to Yellowstone, this is a nice way to easily do that

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    Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

    Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

    3.6
    (280 reviews)
    28.9 mi

    Chico Hot Springs was a highlight of our nine-day, four-state road trip through Idaho, Utah,…read moreWyoming, and Montana...and there were a LOT of highlights. Originally booked as a single night, post-Yellowstone reprieve (I mean, looking at hot springs all day long makes you want to soak in one, right?!), we ended up extending our stay another day, because of how much we all (my wife and I, plus our two toddler tons) loved this place! The hot springs alone is worth the price of admission: two pools, one smaller and warmer, the other larger and cooler (but still warm enough that there is no temperature shock when shifting between them), with a poolside bar window where you can order cocktails from the attached saloon...that's pretty hard to beat! There's also an attached restaurant, but we didn't get a chance to check it out, as it was closed by the time we returned to the hotel both nights. There's also the aforementioned saloon, which is open until 11-ish every night (basically, until everyone staggers out), with a wonderful, conversational bartender, Kelby, who was warm, welcoming and engaging: a true gem in an already glittering establishment. He also pointed out their absolutely ABSURD wine selection, indicating the presence of a fabulously stocked wine vault somewhere on site, for those with expensive tastes (not me; I'll stick to my whiskey!). Rooms are rustic, but comfortable, including the beds. We stayed our first night in a private cabin up on the hill, with two small bedrooms (queen beds in each) and a bathroom. Our second night, all the cabins were filled, so we ended up in a room in the main lodge, on the second floor, which had its own aesthetic perks, as the whole building feels like an inn from a previous century (which, technically, I guess it is...but it feels even older than that, in all the good ways). It's probably also haunted. We hope it is, anyway! Beyond all these incredible features I've mentioned, there's actually many, many more: an on-site gift shop / café, open from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM every day; there's a day spa up on the hill; you can book horseback rides from the stable near the gift shop; there's a playground for the littles behind the private garden, which appears to be tended by the James Beard award-winning chefs that make the fantastic dining hall an excellent choice for either breakfast/brunch (a buffet at $22/person, and absolutely worth it), or a truly incredible fine dining service in the evening. All those things, and I'm sure I'm probably forgetting or overlooked something. In short, Chico Hot Springs has something for everyone, young or old, rustic or extravagant: our little sons LOVED the hot springs (as did we, of course), but there's so much more to love here, that it has made a lasting impression on us all. Montana has never had much of a draw for city-slickers like my wife and I, but after our stay here, our ignorance has been thoroughly rectified. VERY recommended.

    I have stayed at Chico several times, and it just gets worse and worse. They clearly are getting by…read moreon the historical factor, and not their actual hospitality. We stayed in the covered wagons. First of all, they do not look like the picture. Only one has a fire pit, and that wasn't either of ours. There is a group fire pit by the bathrooms, but they wouldn't even help us with smores supplies or sticks. You are in the middle of nowhere, so if you forgot something, don't expect them to help. The area around the wagons is very overgrown. They had a horseshoe pit that was hard to see because there was so much grass. Not that it would matter, they didn't have any horseshoes there. The wagons themselves had good mattresses and comfortable bedding. However, they only had air conditioner available and no heat. Kind of pointless in the Montana mountains. I'm glad our weather was mild while we were there. We checked in at 6:30, and asked when the pool side grill would close. They said after 9pm. We got on our swimsuits, and headed to the pool, only to find the grill closed and it wasn't even 7! I went to the front desk to complain, and all they said was the girl who told us was wrong. So I asked about eating in the restaurant but they said they stopped taking reservations at 4 PM even if they have any openings. So, that left us feeding five kids in a saloon. There were only two saloon workers that night. They did their best, but you could tell they were very understaffed. It made the whole experience pitiful. It is not like you have another choice of a place to eat when you're that far from town. Overall, Chico is an overpriced waste. Save your money and go to one of the other cool places in the area. The Hot Springs at Yellowstone Hot Springs is better than the Chico pool anyway.

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    Holiday Inn Bozeman

    Holiday Inn Bozeman

    2.3
    (91 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    Looks like a broke down motel in a small dusty town after looking at such nice pictures on the net…read more Dirty floors, moldy showers, peeling wallpaper, noisy ac as well as towels and bedding that smell washed over hundreds of times round out this gem with mountain views. For a clean IHG promise they sure dont show it. For the price of very nice hotels in other towns and bigger cities you get a 1 star, if that experience.

    Stayed here for work this week and was not impressed. My experience pretty much mirrored the…read moreprevious reviews with the walls being super thin, needing a 2000s update, dirty carpet, small bathrooms, and poor quality services. There is just a big need for the hotel to be updated especially compared to the area and the hotels that are around it. It is a big hotel, so it offers a lot of rooms, which is nice. But, because it is so big it is just halls and halls of corridors which echo so badly that you can hear your neighbors laughing three doors down. I literally woke up several times in the past two nights to people laughing, crying, and running down the hallway. And this is not because I am a light sleeper as my coworkers have experienced the same, it is because of the hotel make up. One shinning light in all this darkness is the kindness of the staff. I was able to get checked in easily and they offer a variety be it slow breakfast service. Definitely if you are in a hurry this is NOT the place to get your breakfast! Give them 30 minutes or more for your food. I definitely would not pick this Holiday Inn to stay at when I return to Bozeman. There are so many better places! Look elsewhere!

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