1/5 just now on Google…read moreWoke up the morning before checking in to find they had already dipped into my account for $156.00. They claim i am paying the first night before checking in. I get there to check in and They take another 159.99 from me stating " oh we dont know our system we think we charge you everyday. So if you stay more than 1 day we get access to your bank account daily. Then they tell me That my next night would come off after 11 am so that 3 payments out of my account..I wake up the morning of check out to find 301.00 plus another 159.00 stolen from my bank account...leaving my checking drained. Then the girl that called herself the manager say we need to check you out and recharge you again. DO NOT STAY HERE. They even admitted that all staff are not trained. After stealing my money the admitted they need coaching...im left in Bozeman Mt with my 10 year old daughter with my bank account drained...I am repirting to the BBB!!!

Updated, clean, warm, quiet! Had to book a room near the Bozeman airport last minute and chose this…read moreone over the others due to good reviews and nice photos. Checked in after 1am. Jim, at the front desk, was friendly and accommodating. Big breakfast area downstairs. It's free from 6-10am. They also have an indoor pool and hot tub which we didn't use. Parking is free. Location is great for a quick drive to the airport (about 2.5 miles).

Granted, the pickings were mighty slim as we pulled into town after a long day of traveling, but…read more$190 a night for what is essentially a hostel? Nah. *Sketchy check in process. I had to call the front desk, FROM THE FRONT DESK, to find someone to check us in. And when the guy arrived, it was from outside with two police officers. * No keys. You have to download a stupid app to get in and out of your room and to even get into the property. Here we were standing on a street corner fumbling with our phones and waiting for an app to load? Not safe and not cool. * Shared bathrooms with unlabeled liquid soap dispensers. Is it shampoo? Is it body wash? Is it conditioner? Who knows? * App based TV's with no local channels. Want to watch the local news? Nope, but here's "Three's Company" on Crackle for your viewing pleasure. * Finally, and this is super picky but I'm on a roll, but the pillows are so firm and large that my head felt like it was at a 90 degree angle to my body all night. Nope.

I flew up to Belgrade / Bozeman from Austin, Texas, to visit my 25-year-old son for four days. I…read moretraveled during Montana's busy season (July), and discovered this little gem that was perfect for me. The Outpost is a euro-style hotel with 14 small, well-kept rooms and 7 private but shared bathrooms. (In other words, this is not a hostel: you get a private room and the use of a locking bathroom to yourself, but other guests will use that bathroom throughout the day.) I have stayed at similar hotels in London, Paris, Amsterdam, Reykjavik, and Rio de Janeiro. The rooms are small but extremely clean. I did not see any indication that the hotel or bathrooms are ADA accessible, but that was not an issue for me. Management is only on hand 6-8 hours a day but will answer their cell phones at any hour. The hotel has two shared living areas and a shared kitchen. The fridge has a designated shelf for each room---you don't have to worry about your food getting mixed up or "borrowed." The Outpost website mentions a "light breakfast. " All I found was bread, butter, jam, and a toaster . . . keurig coffee and tea are available all day. There are two breakfast and brunch cafés around the corner and a donut shop down the street. The hotel is within one block of four lunch and dinner restaurants and pubs, and the grocery is less than a mile away. The BZN airport is just five minutes away; Bozeman itself is a 10-15 minute drive. There's a "dispensary" next door. There are train tracks nearby, and this historic building is on Main Street, so if noise is a concern for you, this might not be the best fit. Others have complained about the noise INSIDE the hotel and about the room temperatures. I did not find either to be a problem: the guests are quieter than at most big-name hotels, and the hotel has central heat and air conditioning. The Outpost is a great little option AS LONG AS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SIGNING UP FOR, so make sure to check the website. Call and let the management know if you have any specific needs. They were happy to accommodate all of mine. All in all, I was very pleased and will stay again next time I visit.

We found this to be a decent budget hotel. The queen rooms…read moreare very small, king rooms are a bit bigger. The free breakfast is reasonable for the room price paid although it seems to be the same (premade scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy) every day. Service was mixed. Stacy at the front desk was great, but the guy manning the breakfast bar ( also seen wandering around the property) needs a personality transplant.

Charged for two nights, only stayed one. Manager admits they run the card two times and said that I…read morehad two reservations they charged for ( only had one and one confirmation). He says his records show one charge, but my statement shows two charges on two different days and he won't do a thing about it. Beware- in my opinion this is probably a common occurrence.

I have never stayed at a Quality Inn before in my life and I didn't know what to expect. I was…read moresolely going off of the positive reviews on Yelp, Google and the affordable pricing for this booking. And I wasn't disappointed! Initially walking in and seeing all the taxidermy was a bit alarming considering I'm a vegan, but looking passed that and opting out of eating breakfast the following morning saved me. Service was okay; the chick at the front desk has trouble with understanding spoken words and I had to repeat myself six times to her, but luckily her coworker was nearby to help her out. The room was spacious with two beds, a mini fridge, a huge television, and icy cold air. I got two beds since a friend (ex friend now) was supposed to stay with me, but she decided against it. I guess she wanted to stay in another cramped hostel, oh well more comfort for me. The beds slept very comfortable and the pillows were soft. The television was the star of the show and I kept it on all night to avoid what happened to me last time. I'm glad I did that because I discovered a new movie, X. I got to watch Lord of the Rings too and another movie that is a psychological thriller (I can't remember the name of it). The bathroom was very clean, but small tub. I didn't care because the water was hot and felt good on my skin after that extreme hike I did to Delta Lake in Grand Tetons. I don't know how safe the area is usually, but this one night stay; I felt safe and the rental car wasn't broken into or stolen. Oh and this hotel is less than 10 minutes away from the airport. I wasn't late with returning the rental car and still got to TSA checkpoint on time. This is a real steal!!

Total dump. Funky smell in the room and hallway. TV didn't work. Furniture and fixtures are old…read more Boogers smeared on the wall. Front desk staff was super friendly but that's it. Wouldn't pay more than $50 per night for this place.

We stayed at this location for a few nights. The check-in was good. Hotel staff was helpful with…read morearea location for restaurants and direction to other locations in the area. NO elevator and 3 floors. The location has a pool and a hot tub. Both could use a little update. They have a snack area that you can pay to get some snacks. The hotel is not far from the airport. Hotel off main highway. Breakfast was biscuits/gravy and eggs both mornings that are handed to you by the hotel staff. The side door to the stairwell was not locked on more than on occasion. Also seemed strange to walk down the hotel corridor and have everyone's towels and garbage set out in front of the room. We asked about that and were told that since Covid, they don't do any services, but we could request more towels, and if garbage is too much inside, we set it outside of the room. Just seemed odd, not having a bin for garbage for guests, but I guess that is the way they do things. Didn't seem sanitary. Overall , the stay was good, kind staff and beds were fine.

We were excited to stay here due to the sauna that they advertised on their website. Turns out…read morethere was, in fact, no sauna. Their gym was just a small closet with a treadmill, elliptical, and broken water fountain. The amenities were not 24/7 like the website advertised. The hotel felt grimy, and that's from someone who had spent the previous week camping in the woods. Not worth your money - stay elsewhere

Brand new building. Clean, AC. But absolutely nothing in the kitchen - not a spoon, cup, bowl,…read moreplate. Not a coffee maker. Not a kitchen towel, dish soap. Nada. A phone call to the desk resulted in "Come down and get it." Sure enough, we were given a big plastic tote with a coffee maker, plates, drinking glasses, a plastic dishrack, cereal bowls and a colander. No coffee cups. No soap. No kitchen towel. And "sorry we don't have any cream and sugar." Period. Not "we're out" but "our shift doesn't have the key to that cupboard." Period. No effort to call a manager or otherwise provide. The ads say "A kitchen stocked with kitchen things" and "Fully equipped hotel kitchens" but the front desk person said these items are "only available by request." THIS IS NOT STATED ANYWHERE ON THE EXTENDED STAY AMERICA WEBSITES. And still no coffee cups. AND WE HAD TO HAUL THE TOTE UP OURSELVES. I've never, ever stayed in an extended stay hotel that was so cheap and so NOT what it advertises itself to be. It's like advertising that the room has a shower but not providing towels. We are paying for amenities that are being withheld. DO NOT STAY HERE.

Perfect vacation spot especially if you have a pet. Great views, 24 hr access to a hot tub. 15…read moreminutes from Bozeman hot springs and 80 minutes from Mammoth Falls in Yellowstone. Have breakfast at Jam in downtown Bozeman for a real treat!

The renters take such good care of this beautiful property in Bozeman. The place is clean, views…read moreare amazing, and the hot tub is a really nice perk! If youre trying to stay in Bozeman, enjoy this rural getaway at the end of a quiet cul de sac. Book early, it fills up fast!

This company was amazing to work with for our road trip to Yellowstone, Glacier, and Grand Tetons…read more Their van was thoughtfully built and had everything we needed without all the extra stuff other places install to Jack up prices. Simple but amazing. Tripp and Bob were clear, friendly, personable and easy to work with. Could not recommend them more!

I would definitely not recommend this business... very unprofessional and dishonest!…read more We returned the camper with a very clean toilet and they lied and said they had to clean it out and they kept $100 from security. Thiefs!

I'm a fan of the Wingate chain; they really know how to show business travelers the love. Free hot…read morebreakfast, free wireless 'net access, pool, hot tub, big bathrooms, freshly-baked cookies in the lobby each evening, hot coffee all day/night, refrigerators and microwaves in the room, comfy workstations, and best of all: a business center that's open 24/7 that has a PC, printer, copier, fax machine and office supplies free of charge. That means no last-minute panicky jaunts to FedEx-Kinko's for copies for meeting stuff. This location has a terrific front desk staff, clean rooms, and an all-around good thing goin'. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat.

My girlfriend and I stopped in Bozeman on our way to Yellowstone from Seattle. We weren't expecting…read moremuch as far as lodging was concerned. We had willed our little compact sedan through a serious blizzard and were just looking for a place to crash. We settled on the Wingate because it was a name brand and decently priced. Here are the things you should know about this hotel: 1. INCREDIBLE customer service. I've stayed all over the world, but never have I seen a staff go out of its way to clear the snow off cars in the parking lot the morning after a blizzard. We were blown away. 2. The continental breakfast is not just a plate of bagels. They have scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage along with all sorts of juice, coffee, tea, muffins, etc... It was another pleasant surprise to wake up to. 3. The rooms are very well appointed. No surprise there. It was basically the same setup as you will find at any travelers hotel. It was quiet and the bed was very comfortable. So thank you very much Wingate Bozeman, in our month long trip across the country, you absolutely took the prize as our favorite hotel!