I come to this place every time I come to visit family. The bar is a classic western dive bar! The…read morefood smells great and is made right behind the bar. The burger was great. Sandy the bartender is great with excellent service.

Best burger in Montana (ok, maybe I haven't tried all of them, but I'm working on it) AND they…read morerecently added a fry machine!

We just stayed here. Wonderful place, super friendly staff and the fluffiest towels ever! Charming…read moreand perfect for our fly fishing adventure.

We had a reunion at El Western . It was awesome . The staff were wonderful and very helpful. We…read moreused the conference center . They called a couple of days before and set it up for us the way we wanted . The rooms were great - very clean and cute rustic log cabins and well appointed kitchen .The office staff were so helpful and friendly. Everything was very clean , beautiful grounds . We loved the creek . The Kids can fish there without buying a license . The water wheel was so pretty and the sound of it so nice. There is a little island accessible by a bridge.-So pretty. Many of our family said they would come back to El western in the future. I certainly recommend it. The Madison River is nearby for fishing. Virginia City is a 15 mile drive and Yellowstone Park is an hour away. Lots to do. Caroline O

The Moriah Motel is a lovely place to stay when you are visiting Sheridan, MT. It provides all the…read morecomforts of home and at a very reasonable price while surrounded by all the beauty of Montana and the small town feel of Sheridan itself. The owners, "Swaney" and Mandy are especially wonderful hosts who go above and beyond to make their guests feel comfortable during their stay. The welcome packet of Biltong alone made my South African husband light up over this little piece of home, but their hospitality was much more than that. They were always opened to having a chat, or providing advice and guidance to us on where to visit, things to look for or just simply asking how our adventures went. If you are looking for a lovely little gem, the Moriah Motel is the place to go.

Sheridan is where my Grandma used to live, and a few of my cousins still live there. Population 150…read morefor as many years as I can remember. Its not what you would consider a tourist town. Because of family, we've come here many times. I've stayed at Moriah several times over the years and its really nice. Clean, comfortable, and quiet. Great landscaping. Good water pressure. Lots of cable channels (we found NFL channel for a Packers pre-season game when we couldn't find it anywhere else). New owners took over in August, and they were very nice and friendly. Myself and my niece had a room, my sister and sister-in-law another, and my cousin and his wife took a 3rd room. I don't want people booking this place up all the time, but it is worth sharing because its the best place to stay in the Ruby Valley.

Wow!!!!What an experience!!!The owner was super friendly and accommodating!Made us breakfast,got us…read morein super late night,and you wake up in a true ghost town!!

If you've ever thought that you wanted to go camping in a treehouse, but you didn't want to…read moresacrifice the comforts of a bed, plumbing, and climate control, this is the B&B for you. I took my nieces (10, 11, and 15 years,) my mother (63,) and my grandmother (88.) We stayed in cabin two. We all absolutely loved it. It's situated conveniently between Nevada City and Virginia City. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The "breakfast" that is promised at every B&B was an actual breakfast (as opposed to a muffin or granola bar.) They brought it out and served us a hearty meal as we sat in the shade on the lawn. They even had a cute little rock shop inside, so the girls could get some geodes, crystals, and fossils as souvenirs. I would definitely recommend it, especially for families. It was like having our own tiny apartment to ourselves. It was cheaper than getting rooms enough for the six of us at a chain hotel. It was also cleaner, they had real soap in the bathroom, and they were much less stingy with the towels. It was a great experience.

I really enjoyed the location, and the room was wonderful. Beds, pillows etc were as good as any…read morehotel I have stayed. The renovation was very nice and I took the time to go to the rooftop for a view of the town. Front desk staff (Kevin) was very welcoming. I look forward to visiting again in August to enjoy the town.

We were planning to have our wedding reception here and were verbally guaranteed our date. Based on…read morethat, we stopped looking at other venues. We were later told they are canceling due to renovations, which has left us scrambling to find a new location. Very disappointing experience for such an important event. Would have been nice to know they were considering doing renovations and they shouldn't have guaranteed it.

Going to The Old Hotel is still an experience. It's an interesting place, the proprietors are super…read morefriendly, the service is great, and the food can't be beat. There are two sides, the cafe side and the tiki room, which has an intimate Hawaiian motif. Come for a super diverse menu of foods and dishes from all over the world that Bill makes and enjoy the wonderful hospitality of Paula.

The edamame and pork belly and beef stir fry combo bento box were delicious! I could eat this once…read morea week! Everything was seasoned well and so tasty. They have outdoor and indoor seating, self service water area, and the Hawaiian decor was so cute! Found it weird they didn't have any pineapple or spam to be honest on the menu (if you've been to Hawaii you know what I mean), but she said they only like to serve it when they can get it fresh and we're getting more in this wknd.

Small, 1 bed cabin was clean and comfortable. Bathroom was a nice size. Good shower…read more We were late arriving and left early so the lack of a comfortable chair to sit in wasn't a problem for us. There was a folding chair and a bench by the table. There wasn't room for anything else. The kitchen seemed to be well stocked until we wanted coffee. They furnished the a 12-cup coffee pot, but all we could find was 3 little bags of coffee that make 9 ounces each. If you don't wash the dishes you use, you get charged. I couldn't help but wonder who had previously washed my coffee cup. I ended up washing it before and after use.

We loved our visit, the cabins are darling and super clean and new. Owners are awesome, close to…read moreall Ennis has to offer. We will be coming back to this great place!

Look, if you're going to search for a haunted hotel, this should be on your list. The moment I…read morewalked in the creaky old front door and saw the antique lobby furniture and decor, I knew some lady in a white dress from the 1800's was never going to leave. Sadly, I didn't experience any paranormal activity, but I slept wonderfully in my cozy bedroom at the end of the hall and down a few steps. This place is quaint and cute! When booking, pay attention to the room type-some of the rooms come with a private bath, others have a shared bathroom. There's a lovely seating area and coffee in the morning so you can mingle and chit chat with the other guests. After all, you probably bumped into them in your bathrobe on the way to the bathroom anyway. Might as well have a cup of coffee together!

When we checked-in, Ronnie, at the front desk, informed us that our standard room with two beds…read moredid not include a private bathroom, so we would have to use a shared public shower and separate toilet. She said she already rented the the only other room with two beds that had a private bathroom to their one only other party. We could get a different room with a private bathroom, at an additional cost. We were already paying $169/night! These days I thought standard hotel rooms all come with a private bathroom! Well then this is a historic hotel, located in the historic Virginia City of Montana,, where originally there probably was no indoor plumbing! So who knows what a historic standard room meant? This standard room without bathroom looked to be about 12' x 12', with two twin beds, one night stand, and wash stand nicely crammed into it. Perhaps there was room enough for two adults if they were munchkins who had only the clothes on their backs! So I asked Ronnie if there were any rooms with a shared bed with private bathroom. She immediately offered my sister and me a room (without additional fee) with a full bed, two night stands, an old-fashioned vanity, chair, and very small closet that had a private bathroom. While a vast improvement, there was still only enough room to walk in the room after we piled our suitcases on the vanity and luggage rack. My sister reported that her side of the bed sagged, probably due to previous guests sitting on the bed while dressing since there was little else to sit on. This room had so little walking space that we felt even the housekeeper wouldn't be able to clean our room without knocking over our preecariously-balanced belongings. With only one other party, I really don't understand why we weren't offered what we had reserved, let alone a free upgrade, in the first place. We would not stay here again.

Jon at the front desk was extremely helpful, gave us a great room for fair cost. Never staying…read moreanywhere else in big sky 5*

Our stay at the Wilson Hotel in July was fabulous as you would expect, but it was after we left…read morethat I got a taste of their absolutely top notch customer service. My son left his beloved stuffed animal in the room and we were frantically trying to locate it. We were elated when the stuffy was found and customer service called to tell us. They shipped it back to us including a care package with stickers and postcards, Polaroids of the stuffy posed around the hotel, and a letter about its travels and adventures. I was completely wowed and my son was absolutely delighted! It was a wonderful gesture. The staff truly went above and left a lasting impression. Needless to say we highly recommend the Wilson!!