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Fort Wilsall Motel

5.0 (1 review)
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Burnt Out Lodge - Guests cooking in kitchen at Lodge

Burnt Out Lodge

(4 reviews)

We were very fortunate recently to spend 3 nights at Burnt Out Lodge. It is a truly unique place…read moreto relax. Your first view of the log cabin lodge reveals an unpretentious structure that is very roomy inside with a large common room that serves as a gathering/breakfast space, seeming to be, with the loft, a nice facility for groups. The Lodge is constructed of logs that remained after a fire consumed 12,000 acres including much of the ranch. The hosts Ruth and Blick shared their story about the building of the lodge which we found fascinating. Our rooms were very spacious with cathedral ceilings with outside entrances/porches. A pond lies just outside the Lodge and a stream just steps further(our fishing skills were too limited to take advantage of those opportunities). Cattle graze all around the site as part of its ranch setting in the coulee and we saw turkeys and deer along the road. Breakfasts were simple but good with large portions and very accommodating (we needed breakfast at 7 AM and it was on the table right on time each day). The long rock/dirt lane road made us wonder whether we were in the right place but signage assured us that we were. The road also encouraged us to stay in during the evenings which was fine for us and resulted in a very tranquil stay. This was our first exposure to Montana "ranch" life and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

Great place for our family reunion. Clean and welcoming. Held 21 of us comfortably. Large…read morekitchen, well-equipped, commercial-size gas range and oven, walk-in fridge and separate walk-in freezer, plenty of counter space. Preparing meals together was a valuable experience during the reunion. Six individual rooms like hotel rooms -- private bath, closet and area to unpack suitcases, towels, linen, roll-away beds, clock-radios, porch-space outside. High ceilings and quaint log construction. Large common area for dining and socializing. Internet by satellite -- adequate for Email and web, but you won't be streaming video. Cell phones out of range, but you can get cell service by driving 1.5 miles up the road to the ridgetop. Hiking and some fishing on the stream nearby. Large pond for a canoe or raft. Garden flowers and green lawn. Cattle on the surrounding ranch are entertainment. Near enough to Big Timber. The only shortcoming: this area recovering from a fire a few years ago; surrounding hillsides show dead twisted trees with new trees only beginning to grow -- namesake "Burnt Out" lodge. Would certainly go back again; would certainly recommend.

Livingston Inn at Yellowstone - Single King

Livingston Inn at Yellowstone

(52 reviews)

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I was going to be in town to attend my niece's baby shower and found homestays to be outside my…read morebudget and most of the hotels/motels in the area were either booked up or had bad or no reviews. Livingston Inn looked quirky (I like places with unique personalities), was reasonably priced, and was in an excellent location, so I booked 3 nights (because when my family gets together, it can last for days). The outside of the Inn has exterior doors that open into a hallway that leads to rooms. Our room with 2 comfy Q beds was spacious, spotlessly clean, and had all the usual amenities (coffee maker, toiletries, TV, mini frig, hairdryer, etc). Take the sign "Horses Welcome" seriously, as we looked out our window one morning and there was a horse in a pen munching grass outside the building. How many places can offer both you and your horse accommodations? The Inn is apparently family-owned but Daniela is the manager and also handles front desk duties and housekeeping. However, she gave me her cell phone number in case we needed help and she was in a room cleaning rather than at the front, and she was always responsive and available by text or call. She was helpful when we asked for restaurant recommendations and I found her friendly and happy to answer our questions despite how busy she was. If you're not looking for a cookie cutter hotel that looks like every other hotel in its chain, I recommend Livingston Inn!

Booked this place with an online booking app. Shucks it was the first time we've been disappointed…read more First the rooms have no carpet and that's just fine but my shoes stuck to the floor. So I text the manager and she said she'd come mop our floor. I said we were going to dinner so that was fine. When we got back our room then smelled strongly of vinegar. The beds were comfortable but the decor was very outdated. Except for the sticky floor it was clean.

Crazy Mountain

Crazy Mountain

(8 reviews)

We stopped in for beers and dessert and loved this place. Very friendly, excellent food and a…read morefantastic building. Our one regret is that we didn't eat dinner here - their chicken fried steak is supposedly famous. Highly recommend!

What?!?! A hotel in a ghost town? And you thought Butte was abandoned. Martinsdale, Montana has…read morethis hotel/restaurant and a bar, and that's it as to commercial. You can visit the site of the forlorn Mercantile, but the doors are shuttered.The woman who runs the bar lives 35 miles east of town and kinda sorta comes in whenever the mood moves her as I understand it. The hotel is rickety and way past it's best days. One bathroom for 13 rooms and you can't lock your room door when you leave. No one around to steal your stuff anyway, so that's not an issue really. The door to our room had a 2"-3" gap at the top and, truth be told, wouldn't even stay shut without pushing clothes or a chair up against it. When people arrive late (midnight one night we were there) you hear every word they say as they shuffle in. All the rooms are down a single hall on the upper floor. Noisy I tell ya. The owners are warm and accommodating. The food is average at best, but as it's the only place to sleep or eat within 30 miles ... I have back packed through parts of Eastern Europe and stayed in a few places that are rough and tumble. Crazy Mountain Inn could be one of them. Still, all in all, a fun little place with happy folks all around.

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