We stayed for 4 nights and very much enjoyed the ambience and friendliness of the staff. Room was…read moregreat and loved the old vibe. The trains do come by and that is a surprise but its part of the adventure.

I love this place. Very cool boutique hotel in a cool town…read more Room: really clean and well maintained. If you get the Ralph White suite, good on you! You feel the history in the decor, woodwork, etc. I wished we could've stayed more nights but they were all booked. Service: super friendly and helpful, great staff. Price: very affordable. ~200/nt off season. The lobby is gorgeous, lots of great history, charm and character. I'm definitely coming back when I'm in town.

We recently drove across the country and the Livingston Inn was one of our rest stops…read more The most memorable thing is probably the combination of rustic and modern. Most other hotels/motels looked basically the same so it was nice to see something different here. There were definitely some spots which could benefit from some fresh paint or something but it wasn't a big deal. The check-in process was on the other hand more modern. Not "we have an app" modern but they have keypad locks on all the room doors so check-in was handled through a text message (which included the door code). A phone call was also an option but texting was easier for me because we were on the road and didn't always have reception. Text messages also mean all the info would be available if I needed to check it later. We were only there to sleep so we didn't need any assistance, but if anything came up we would have had to call or text the manager since there was nobody on-site. Hopefully in those cases they can respond and/or show up quickly. We do sometimes have good conversations with the front desk people but a quick simple check-in is also great. The bed was comfortable and the shower worked well. The one surprise in the room was that the tv was on when we walked in. I'm not used to that but we noticed that Top Gun: Maverick was on so we ended up watching it.

Stay here, If you can get a room. Unless you like chain hotels, then stay down the road…read more I have been past this place so many times and it always appeared as though a series of small shops rather than a motel. Wow -- what was I doing to make that silly a mistake? The Livingston Inn is a boutique hotel that's been around for years. It's an unusual setup, a long hallway on a single level with a couple of doors to the outside and the rooms on the other side of the hallway. That makes for less noise from neighbors across the hall and allows guests to walk across the hall to the nearest door to get outside and get into their cars. No long walks to find an elevator, dragging your luggage, and then walking past rows of cars to get to yours. It's a style more reminiscent of a motel than a hotel. The rooms are unusual, at least mine was, with the small refrigerator, microwave, sink and coffee maker on one side of the room all on an L-shaped counter and the bed on the opposite side. It felt like a small, efficiency apartment. The bed and pillows were comfortable, the wi-fi worked well. There was a lot of room to walk around in the room without tripping over something. Check in was a little strange, most likely because it is a small family-run hotel, and there isn't always anyone at the desk, even if you have a reservation, so while you wait you can explore the touristy stuff, maybe start a game of chess. The most unusual thing about the check-in, is that there is no key -- you are given a code and instructions on how to punch-in the code on your room door. If you've ever done a vacation rental home, you'll understand the process. No key to lose or misplace. Despite being on a main road, it's quiet here and a good spot to kick off exploration of the area.

I guess this is home for the night…read more It's dated but the heater works and is quiet The bed is comfy and the pillows are medium firm (my fav) The shower has solid water pressure PLUS the breakfast buffet is included. Don't be fooled by looks. This is a solid 8.5 of a hotel and it only cost 58 smackaroos

This little inn was perfect for our family after a full day at Yellowstone. The beds were so…read morecomfortable, the rooms were clean and the staff were top notch.

We stopped for one night while passing through. I used the choice app to make and pay for…read morereservation. Room was clean. We got a good nights rest; and were back on the road in good time. Grabbed an apple and coffee from the breakfast bar.

worst experience ever. had a reservation for 3 months. finally arrive the day of, and Jeff at the…read morecounter says he's canceled the reservation only 2 hours prior. when i ask why, he quickly rephrases and says that his manager did it. refused to give a reason, refused to help the situation. essentially said "tough shit" and told us we'd have to find somewhere else. unbothered, disrespectful and incompetent. i will be coming back to Montana, but i will steer clear of this shit show hotel. i suggest everyone else do the same. travelodge next door has much nicer rooms & employees. do better, ecolodge. it's obvious you're gonna go out of business if not.

We arrived late at night and were happy to find there was a room available. This is a cozy motel…read more The room was nice and clean. The bed was great and welcome after a long day of traveling. When we initially drove up the office looked long closed in spite of the open sign. As we were debating what to do the manager appeared at the door with the welcome news that there was a room. After a great night sleep the make it yourself waffles were a perfect way to start the day. Thank you.

Grossly dirty. Pure neglect from a cleanliness perspective. I would not recommend this spot - I'd…read moreadvise anyone to camp out or stay the night in their car. A few photos follow - pictured: Hair (not ours) on the bed. Dead bugs - many, many dead bugs, in the ceiling light of the bathroom Mold and mildew in the bathroom Dead bugs and general dirt in the window tracks

DO Not STAY HERE! I stayed one night of a five night…read morereservation! The place was nasty and so were the people I dealt with including the manager! I was scalding by a burst of hot water in the shower Just look at the few pictures I took We slept with our own bedding and with personal protection under our pillows!

Got in before midnight. It took about a good 10 minutes before the young man came out. Room was…read moreokay, could use some upgrading. It was neat, but didn't feel clean. Bed was comfortable to sleep in. It was just okay for an overnight rest.

So roomy! Staff was friendly and helpful. On-site laundry and convenience store with laundry soap…read moreand a few essentials. Beds and pillows are comfortable and there's a spot to stow everything. Rooms include a couch and coffee table, work desk as well as closet and dresser in addition to the king size bed.

We made reservations and never got a confirmation in a month and their phone never workers or never…read moreanswered. This is obviously a recent remodel but on a budget. We arrived hoping we had a room because their phone was still not working. We got a room but they explained their computer was down. Particle board pedestal on the bed. Non square "carpentry" work,,, just plain sloppy. The elevator was awfully dirty, the floor in our room had stains from spilled liquids, there was soap scum in the shower and rust around the tub drain. When ask for a receipt when we left they couldn't print it because their printer wasn't hooked up to the wifi. This is not a $145 a night hotel! Maybe $50 if you don't mind at the shabby stuff we mentioned.

Cleanliness: 3.5/5 Service: 3/5…read moreComfort: 4/5 Noise: 4/5 Overall: A cheaper option compared to Bozeman. The extended review... Cleanliness: 3.5/5 - The room had clean linens and towels but the rugs hallways were a little worn. Service: 3/5 - Front desk was friendly and the breakfast selection was just slightly better than a continental breakfast. Comfort: 4/5 - The room was fairly comfortable and I had a good night of sleep. Noise: 4/5 - Not very noisy at all.

1) Receptionist's Attitude is the worst that I have seen…read more. 2) Breakfast is FREE BUT sucks big time. Just waffle and some juice.. coffee is not available.. we end up going to McDonald's just beside it. 3) Room is so so condition.. 4) Rollover bed is crazy uncomfortable! 5) I have to go down to reception to get new towels and shower gel..looks like they are short handed..

Going in to this review I need to remember I knowingly booked a "2 Star" hotel that was…read more$50/night..... Pros- there is an indoor pool, heated garage to park, breakfast buffet included, cute decor throughout, and it is pet friendly. Elena checked us in- she was very helpful and friendly. Cons- Upon arrival I made sure they knew I had two cats, which they didn't, because I booked through Expedia- as I was doing this another employee commented "That's why you book direct"... I get it I would have liked to book direct but I didn't know the area so I wanted to put my money and trust into a company I was familiar. The room was not spotless- a shampoo cap was left in the bathroom. The AC/heat unit was flashing that the air filter needed to be changed. The TV had to be totally programmed just to turn it on. There were cigarette butts and dog poop right outside the front door and the parking lot. If I was in the area again and tight on money I would stay here.

Terrible!!! If I could give no stars I would. I Would never recommend this to anyone. Unfriendly…read morestaff, walls are so thing you can hear the TV in the next room. The shower was gross, black mold all over and while showering the water went ice cold then boiling hot. I would say you get what you pay for but this place was not a smoking deal, at 140 a night I would expect that it would at least be clean... Just gross!!