The Bozeman Comfort Inn was designed with the traveler in mind whether they be in Bozeman for business or pleasure. With 121 sleeping rooms, complimentary expanded continental breakfast and friendly staff, we can meet the needs the traveler wants and deserves.
The Bozeman Inn -- friendly service, spacious, clean rooms, affordable rates, full service Mexican restaurant Santa Fe Reds with bar and casino. Guest laundry, executive suite, light continental breakfast, convenient location, outdoor hot tub and pool.
The Brown House, art gallery and museum, is located in the small community of East Glacier Park which is on the east slopes of the Rocky Mountains near the southern edge of Glacier National Park. The Brown House was a grocery store that dates back to the early twenties.
The Bungalow Bed & Breakfast is an historic cedar and log lodge built in 1913 by early day Montana Entrepreneur Charles B. Power with original and antique furniture throughout. We have four gracious guest rooms, one with private bath, with additional twin beds available on the balcony.
Guest book description: 'a feast for the senses'! Intimately explore cowboy country with a visit to The Bunkhouse Bed and Breakfast. Experience this uniquely western accommodation as a bed and breakfast alternative to the dude ranch vacation.
The Bunkhouse Inn, built in 1912, is lovingly undergoing restoration- the Cowboy Way. With only ten rooms, you will experience true family hospitality. Shared bathrooms lends the old west feeling - and they are indoors! No TV or phones to interrupt your stay.
The Canyon Cabin is nestled in the Beartooth Mountains at the base of Beartooth Pass, 'The most scenic drive in America' and only 63 miles from Yellowstone National Park, an ideal romantic spot for a couple getting away from it all.
Early 1900's railroad tycoons enjoyed full luxurious accommodations in the style offered at The Centennial, permanently parked for overnight guests on sixteen wooded acres along the Yellowstone River.
The Centennial Inn, a classic Queen Anne style Victorian home, was built in 1905 by an early area ranching family. The proprietors, Jean and Sandy James, are both from early Montana pioneer families
