everything Rachel is a great host. We stayed for 5 nights and went fishing in the Madison river…read moreand wet to Yellowstone. We had two great casual meals at the Cafe which is on site

This is about the restaurant..which is great..when it's open. The food is well done and generous…read morealthough the selections are limited. When pizza is available it has been outstanding until earlier this season. When it's open,it is always a fun and friendly experience. However, the website needs to be maintained regularly to keep patrons informed about hours and daily availability.

Rainbow Ranch Lodge…read more Cutest, coziest, cabin experience, perfect for a ski trip!! The room layout was perfect for 2 people (would also be nice for couples or small families). Housekeeping came daily to refresh the room with clean towels and replaced water bottles in the mini fridge. The room also had a coffee maker, microwave, fans, space heaters, and comfy robes. The complimentary breakfast buffet was the perfect start to our long ski days. Each day they had fresh breakfast options including French toast, eggs, meats, and yogurt. The staff was extremely attentive to guests needs, going above and beyond for any requests. Jared brought us a bag of ice to make our own iced coffees to take on the road. I believe it was Abbie who checked us in and offered clear instructions and guidance. The hot tub offered beautiful views, a large fireplace, and was open until 10pm each night. Location was slightly "out of town" but only 20 min to Big Sky Resort parking lot at the base of the mountain. Would highly recommend & can't wait to book a future stay!!

Great place with LUX rooms with wood burning fireplaces!…read moreSmall Refrigerator, microwave etc Tricky Shower adjustments...

We had a wonderful stay at 320 Guest Ranch in Gallatin Gateway, Montana. The views were absolutely…read morebeautiful, and the entire property had a peaceful, authentic Montana ranch feel. We stayed in one of the cabins, and it was perfect for our visit. It was clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully equipped with a mini fridge, microwave, fan, heater, shampoo, soap, hair dryer, and plenty of electrical outlets for charging all of our devices. Everything we needed was provided, making our stay very relaxing and convenient. We also enjoyed both dinner and breakfast at the ranch. Dinner was excellent, and our favorites were the creamy mac and cheese and the delicious huckleberry beer. The complimentary breakfast buffet was outstanding and far exceeded our expectations. No corners were cut on the offerings--there was a great variety of fresh, high-quality food, making it one of the best included breakfasts we've had while traveling. There were so many activities available that we wish we had more time to enjoy. The fly-fishing lessons and horseback riding looked fantastic, and we'd love to come back and experience both on a future visit. Overall, 320 Guest Ranch exceeded our expectations. Between the stunning scenery, comfortable accommodations, exceptional food, and welcoming atmosphere, it was one of the highlights of our Montana trip. We would definitely stay here again!

We had a July 2026 wedding at the ranch. Everything went well. The food was great and the service…read morewas also very good for both the rehearsal dinner and wedding. The ranch has magnificent views and both the rehearsal and wedding where held along the Galatine river. The morning free breakfast was good, not great but was a nice addition to the room price. The nightly bonfire was fantastic. We will definitely go back to stay again.

Great food and service. Small and able to with demand make…read morea reservation. Quiet, right size restaurant. My favorite, small menu. You do not forget what you read. The food is full of the right spices and seasonings. The decor matches the food. Thank you.

Not sure it exists. Couldn't find it anywhere. If it does it is NOT called Tavern 287........read more

We had the absolute best time here today. This place came highly recommended by a family friend, as…read morewell as a couple of the locals we've met on our trip. We were not disappointed at all. When I was researching for our trip, I noticed they offer a private soak option, so I went ahead and booked this experience for us. 2 hour session on a Wednesday for $175. Not bad when you get the entire place to yourself. They have changing rooms and the bathrooms are porta potties. It was super clean. The hot springs were super hot and the water they spray in one section of the pool allows you an opportunity to cool off. They also had umbrellas set up around the perimeter to block the sun. I'm glad it was slightly cooler today from a rain storm as it ended up being the perfect day! We also ordered some food while we were here. I got the smoked trout which came with a delicious salad, all made fresh from their onsite garden. My kids got the pickle pizza, which they let me try and that was devoured! Demi took excellent care of us! I'd definitely come back here! They also offer live music in the evenings. There was music playing while we were here and it was a nice addition. They also offer onsite camping too. Highly recommend Norris Hot Springs!

We used to absolutely love Norris Hot Springs. We've been coming here for years and it was always…read moreour go-to hot spring when we lived in Bozeman and West Yellowstone. We've made many day trips and stayed multiple times in the campground with our RV. After moving away for a few years, we recently returned to Bozeman and have visited Norris several times. We were excited to bring our new NoBo 18.0 camper for its maiden voyage. Unfortunately, this stay was nothing like the Norris Hot Springs we remembered. The community bathrooms were shockingly dirty and unsanitary. The showers looked and smelled as though they hadn't been thoroughly cleaned in a very long time. Both toilets had dark rings in the bowls, and the entire bathroom area had an overwhelming mold and mildew smell. The showers also had a buildup of something slimy. I understand that older facilities have limitations, but basic cleanliness should not be one of them. The WiFi also wasn't working at our campsite. We notified staff and asked if the router could be reset, but it never worked during our stay. We eventually found WiFi by sitting outside near the community bathroom, which unfortunately was not a pleasant place to spend time. The biggest disappointment came Monday morning. For all the years we've camped at Norris, use of the hot springs had been included with our campsite. We headed over for a quick 10-15 minute soak before I had to leave for work and were told by Noah that campers must now pay an additional $3 per person, per day to use the pool. The $3 fee itself was not the issue. The issue was the lack of communication. Our reservation confirmation clearly stated: "CAMPERS HAVE ACCESS TO THE POOL & CAFE DURING PUBLIC HOURS THURSDAY-MONDAY 10AM-10PM." There was no mention in our confirmation that campers would now be charged an additional daily, per-person pool fee. Attached is a copy of the confirmation email I received. We were told the new policy was on the website. After looking, I could not find it on the Home, Soak, or Reservations pages. I eventually found the information buried at the bottom of the campground page. For returning guests who have always understood pool access to be included with camping, it would be very easy to make a reservation without realizing this had changed. We even offered to pay the $6 immediately after our quick soak, since my husband was staying behind to pack up the camper, but were told there were "no exceptions" and payment had to be made before entering the pool. With the time crunch and the overall unfriendly experience, we decided to leave. I also mentioned the condition of the bathrooms to Noah and expressed that they needed a serious deep cleaning. Unfortunately, I felt the concern was dismissed rather than acknowledged. Businesses can certainly change policies, but significant changes like this should be clearly communicated during the reservation process and, ideally, included in the confirmation email--especially for longtime returning guests. We left without our morning soak and, more importantly, with a very different impression of a place we have enjoyed for many years. Between the dirty bathrooms, unavailable campsite WiFi, and poorly communicated change to pool access, this was a very disappointing stay. Sadly, after years of Norris Hot Springs being one of our favorite places, it will likely be quite a while before we return.

Great food and people! We came here while staying at a local Airbnb, had a group of 10 people and…read moreeveryone's food was great, staff was very friendly as well. Highly recommend the jacked up Ruben

Walker, a gourmet chef from Austin, has added real flavor to this remote fly fishing…read morebar/restaurant. The 72 hr short rib is incredible. Great burger and others too. Check it.

Me and a group of 3 stayed in Big Sky in the Moonlight community. We made a reservation at the…read moreresturant (Moonlight Tabern) on Resi, which was confirmed so we showed up at our allotted time of 7:00pm. The staff said our reservation was canceled, which was never communicated to us, and we had no transportation to get anywhere else in the -10° weather. The manager kept repeating herself about saying it was members only (although that wasn't said on Resi), and tried to say there was a shuttle running into town, but there isn't after 5:35. There were 3-5 tables taken and plenty of tables open to seat anyone, and they wouldn't accommodate us with carry out or any food, and asked us to leave after saying that without being empathetic to any degree. How can you stay at a community and not be able to eat at the lodge? Also, they didn't allow credit cards? How is that acceptable in today's age?

We have had a house at Moonllight for years and love the area. We live n Denver now, but still…read morevisit Moonlight and love that it is such a little sanctuary there. We love the Saddle Ridge area for a few reasons: ski in ski out steps to the Moonlight Lodge pool workout facilities dining full bar spa quiet safe We actually ski Big Sky instead of Moonlight, but love being up at Moonlight because of the staff and amenities. If you are looking for an active nightlife, you are probably better served staying in Big Sky village. If you are looking for great skiing, buy an all mountain pass and explore. The Headwaters area is great.

Was very understanding even at 12 am. Drove up from Colorado and was pleasantly surprised with this…read moresmall, neat little room. Has a fridge, tv, microwave, and all the small amenities. The bedding is amazingly comfortable, and while it all has an old look to it it's very clean. Thank you for the quick stay. Cheaper rate. Awesome place.

Stayed at the Silvertip the night before last. This hotel offers a homey, comfy room. It is not a…read moreformulaic hotel Chain room and that is part of it's beauty. If you want the Ritz, move on. But, if you want a room with a warm feel and all the necessities then it will fit the bill. The owner is affable and accommodating. I'm sorry I could stay only one night. Tip: The Gravel Bar is across the street and it has a good selection of draught beers and reasonably priced food. They also served food a bit later in case you pull into town or get off the river late. Good, friendly help and friendly locals. Both good places to make memories.