Historic Hotels in Montana

"Classical western motif in a western location. Off season and the place was not very full, yet we felt like we were stuck in the back of the hotel far from the desk, entrance, and breakfast room."

"Historic hotel with beautiful artwork, modern amenities in the room, great hospitality & food at the adjoining Celtic Cowboy. Walk the downtown blocks for shops & fun. "

"We stayed in a room with a private bath; would not have liked to share the showers. Some people walked from showers to their room and not sure if they were cleaned in netween uses... Our room was very charming. The gift shop was awesome; loved the discounts on everything after Labor Day! "

"Love this historical hotel. It’s very clean. The hotel staff is very kind and helpful. They have yummy donuts. Marli’s the restaurant on the property is also delicious. Best place to stay in red lodge. Great location too!"

"Two things I didn't like were the fact that I arrived by train and they no longer transport you from the arrival platform to the hotel. THis could be a real problem in winter! Secondly, the dinner menu was very limited to what it was on my last visit and no real breakfast or lunch menu."

"Rustic cabin is part of Virginia City Historical Association. It is situated across from a train depot that offers short trips into Virginia City. It is also part of a long line of cabins, attached and unattached to the rear as well as examples of a small gold mining town with recreations of each business inside. The Star restaurant was mere steps from our cabin with an attached bakery. Hours and menu are posted outside as well as the rustic Nevada City hotel which offers booking info on the...

"Be prepared for no elevator and tipping a bellhop to carry your luggage up the stairs. No modern conveniences in the room and WiFi was spotty. NO TV. Two beds, a desk and two chairs. No air conditioning but a fan was provided. Only six hangers in the closet. People over six feet will have to bend over to take a shower. Windows too high for a 5' 5" person to see out of. Public spaces classy but what you would expect for a 110 year old lodge. Two nice but expensive restaurants and the ambience was...

"Love this place"