We live about 15 miles from the Big Yellow house, so this is a review of only the food…read more Every so often, we are thrilled to see an announcement on Facebook that the Big Yellow House is having a price fix dinner, and I'll tell you what -- we don't miss them (as long as we're in town and not otherwise detained). The food is elegant, extremely flavorful, well though out, and superbly executed. The service is warm, accommodating, and friendly. The dining room is in an old Victorian style house with antique furniture. Even as a dining guest, we got the feel of a bed and breakfast fine dining experience. Even at street events like the BBQ cook off, The Big Yellow House offered amazing, gourmet food that complimented the event. The owners/chef/front of house are wonderful people we look forward to seeing every time we eat there. TIP: BYO Beer / wine.

The best B&B you can find! We looked this spot up trying to find a stopping point between Billings…read moreand Bozeman. They were way over the top friendly and Nick is an awesome chef who never stops cooking. Got my wife some slippers from the gift shop and she has yet to take them off.

We stayed at the Josephine B&B in downtown Billings. It is a nice little house, but a little run…read moredown. For example, there was torn wallpaper and floor tiles in the bathroom. Oddly, they didn't provide any soap for the shower. Neither was a big deal and our stay was pleasant. The breakfast was simple but good. The sourdough pancakes were a treat. Overall, a nice place to stay in downtown Billings. Not the fanciest place, but pretty good.

My wife and I stayed at Josephine B&B over Memorial day weekend (2010). We were thrilled that it…read morewas so close to the airport, yet very near downtown Billings. The convenience could not be better! The owners, Harvey and Bobbi, were very warm, gracious, and made sure we felt welcome. Especially appreciated was their inquiry as to when we wanted breakfast served, if we needed our room serviced, and their concern that our questions were answered. Harvey, while not only an excellent cook, shared a great wealth of local information, including information about national parks, eateries, and things to do - much appreciated, since this was our first (but not last!) trip to Montana. We look forward to returning, and staying at Josephine Bed and Breakfast again!

First time to Fort Smith and stayed here with Rocky and Mary. The rooms are very nice, quiet and…read morecomfortable. Every room has DirecTv as well. This all pales in comparison with Mary's breakfast and the hospitality of this wonderful couple. Bring your appetite to breakfast and you will be more than satisfied. We rented the entire upstairs and they made us feel like part of the family. You absolutely could not find more pleasant and gracious people anywhere. Upon my return to the Bighorn I will definitely be staying at the Bunkhouse. Thank you Rocky and Mary for a wonderful experience.

We pulled in last minute with 14 people. They rented us an entire house next to the main house…read more Next morning they made us a spread fit for a king. Fresh fruit, egg casserole home made strudel bread, sausage croissants and French toast. What a nice place we fished off the creek and caught all sorts of fish. Saw a bull elk in the yard in the morning and had an enjoyable night.

Beautiful location is the only positive comment I have. Not well marked so make sure to give your…read moreguests good instructions. Rude owner/manager and staff. They trolled the wedding and reception and were not friendly. Several guests complained about poor interaction with them. Their unfriendly attitude cast an unwelcome vibe over the wedding and reception. I would not recommend this center for anyone with children. Plumbing issues (toilets don't flush well) and high sulfur content in the water (not drinkable).

What a lovely time we had at the Homestead. Beautifully maintained 100-year old home made perfectly…read morecomfortable by its owner/innkeeper. We will be back next time we are through Big Timber. Also enjoyed the downtown, which is an easy walk from the Homestead Bed and Breakfast.

This looked like a cute place, but never got to stay there, nor will I stay there. Made a…read morereservation last fall and was not asked for a deposit but decided to send one anyways. Later, 6 weeks prior to our visit had to cancel and never got deposit refunded. When we called regarding the deposit we were told that deposits were non-refundable. Remember I was NEVER asked for a deposit so now they have $200 deposit that wasn't asked for in the first place. Everyone needs to be aware of this policy because I sure wasn't informed. I would recommend a wonderful place to stay in Big Timber, The Grand Hotel!

Fuck this place. If you are going to open a bed and breakfast, wouldn't you think that one of the…read morerequirements should be that you have a friendly welcoming personality? Believe me, the lady of this establishment didn't check that requirement off the list when she opened this place.

What a rare Gem!! My husband and I were on our way back home to WA state from TN, Every place in…read moreBillings was an astronomical price to stay. So, we decided to drive a little further and found this fantastic place online. The Price was very reasonable and it felt like a spa resort inside. The walk-in shower was amazing, the furnishings were very nice and I'm not sure I've ever slept on a better bed. I wish we had been able to stay longer and enjoy more of what they had to offer. The owners were very nice and easy to chat with when we checked in. I hope we can get back here again!

We came for our second visit to this lovely bed and breakfast this past August. Gordon and Leah…read morewere as lovely and charming this visit as they were on the first. The room was comfortable and clean, the bathroom very roomy with a huge tub. Red Lodge is a great place to go walking and the Irish Rose is right in the middle of everything which makes for a great evening stroll. The breakfast is incredible, Leah is an amazing chef. She makes the most delicious food and it is all gluten free when I visit. We had delicious gluten free pancakes and a fantastic quiche as well. I think I ate double what I needed it was that good.

My husband, 15 mo. old daughter, and I stayed with Gordon and Leah Gallagher this past weekend and…read morethoroughly enjoyed our stay. The B&B has been open for years and they've decorated the home in a very warm and welcoming way. Breakfasts are varied, substantial, and delicious (pepper jack quiche & walnut pancakes one morning with mushroom and cheese scrambled eggs and baked peach french toast the next morning). We stayed in the Limerick Room (#3) at the front of the house. Black-out curtains diminished the noise and light from the streets and we slept very well. This room has a full-sized bed and a day bed with a trundle bed underneath. We used the Gallagher's pack&play for our daughter. We walked to dinner and to hear live music in Red Lodge both nights we stayed here and had very easy access to the Beartooth Highway.