During our trip out west we stopped for a couple of nights at The Broadway Hotel. What a pleasant…read moresurprise. Scott was so helpful in giving us direction to the places we wanted to visit. His homemade muffin were delicious. Every room is a different theme and decorated beautifully and super clean. I would definitely return for longer visit. It is true diamond in the rough.

Scott was the best. He made the experience top notch. The…read morehotel was super clean and the breakfast was perfect. We will definitely come back just for the excellent service.

Very well maintained family run motel, with an adjoining RV park co-located nearby. Essentially,…read morethe lobby where you check in is the breakfast area in their kitchen. Quite the throwback to a simpler time. Owners were nice. Our room was spacious, very clean, and had newer amenities that travelers look for. I asked about a wifi password, and they kinda laughed and said, 'Good luck with that!' Works fine for me, and I'm typing this in the room at this very moment before we head out to our adventures. It's pretty much the affordable option in town, with your other choice being an expensive, vintage, downtown hotel. Gratefully, The Inn is quite nice...

Clean, affordable and a the owner is fantastic. It is a very convenient location. Don't hesitate to…read morebook here. I'll be back.

Amazing! Not sure where to start!! Our family of 4 spent the week of Thanksgiving '24 here at The…read moreRanch at Rock Creek and had a culmination of experiences that would forever be remembered. We flew into Missoula and spent one night at a downtown hotel before making our way to the ranch. From the moment the RC driver met us in the hotel lobby to the time we were dropped off at the airport we were impressed. The experiences at RC was totally awesome. Each time we would head out with our private guide we embarked on an unforgettable journey. We started off as a family doing the UTV tour of the ranch. Absolutely beautiful and serene time! One of my favorite experiences was the respite by the creeks edge. The staff had made a fire for us, placed some hammocks out, some games and books on our picnic bench. This was of course accompanied by a great bottle of wine and a charcuterie board! Our kids did some fly fishing while mom and I relaxed that afternoon. All of the facilities are top-notch and there is a ton of detail at every turn on this property. Some of our favorite shooting experiences were the rifle range and revolver shooting course with our guides Karson & Robert. The food at RC is an experience in itself and as good as you can imagine. We were lucky enough to meet the new chef Zach and he is truly passionate about his work! His first meal at the ranch was nothing short of amazing. Each dish was absolutely incredible & ultra tasty! The entire staff was so kind and attentive to us which we truly appreciated. Many thanks to Candace to making sure everything was perfect for us! Emily our breakfast server was so kind and thoughtful in the way she greeted & served us each morning! Brett was our dinner server most nights and he was always a joy to be around. He was also quite fast on the 5k Thanksgiving day but not quite as fast as Reed! Overall we had a some incredible expierences and plan to return to RC in the near future!

What a relaxing and entertaining experience! The ranch was decorated with all the rustic elegance…read moreone expects from a Montana ranch resort. The accommodations demand first class status, along with the food and drinks deserving loud applause. The activities were enjoyable and the staff were very knowledgeable. The equipment, including all necessary clothing, were of exceptional quality. After dinner, we had fun at the Saloon where movies, pool, and bowling were offered. This is a 5 star resort in all regards. It is worth every dollar spent. In fact, I would say it is a bargain. We will be back.

Something is seriously wrong with all the reviews of the Fairmont Hot Springs. The pools are epic!…read moreThe water warm or hot which ever you choose and the pyramid buildings are rad architecture from the before times. The people who leave one and two star reviews must have beef with the owners. That is the only explanation. Sure, they add a $20 resort fee to their daily rates, and they may surprise you with an additional charge for your kid. But even then, the rate (when compared to paying a day rate at another hot spring plus a night in a motel) it comes out even. And while staff is surly, from my experience they get that way from continually reminding people who can't follow the rules what the rules are. Again and again and again. It would be enough drive anyone crazy. Yes, there are too many kids screaming, spashing and throwing footballs and balls to their dad who is standing way too close to you for comfort. But the water feels good. The recently renovated rooms are fine. Ours had a fridge and a microwave and features well made beds, nice comforters, lots of pillows and a beautiful view out to the mountains. Do not be afraid. The Fairmont is fine.

If you're planning to visit the front desk , just know you might be interrupting coloring time. I…read morecame in because my key card wouldn't work (which seems to be a regular issue), and instead of an actual solution, I was told to wait 5-7 minutes and try again. Not only is that not helpful, but the lack of urgency or basic customer service was pretty wild. Access to your building shouldn't depend on timing it between arts and crafts sessions.

I had a family vacation planned, and the bulk of the fam wanted to stay at a newer hotel. As much…read moreas i've previously enjoyed staying at this hotel, I wanted to find somewhere with more character, atmosphere and a cozy vibe. I found all of this and so much more in the HHI. Shawn runs a fantastic b & b that has over 145 years of history within the walls of this former rectory. His breakfast was fresh, filling and delicious. The room was a step back to yesteryear in its decor and furnishings and provided a comfy and quiet place to rest at night. Walking distance to great eating and downtown watering holes. 5 stars ALL DAY LONG!

G Great place to…read moreenjoy and relax! We stayed in the Pintler Suite...very nice, roomy and clean. Our host was excellent and the breakfasts were wonderful! We would highly recommend Hickory House Inn for your next stay in Anaconda!

I have a double review: The hotel is fantastic we stay there on a weekly basis, the rooms are…read moreclean the staff is welcoming and the view is breathtaking, they make a great burger! Sandy is a professional and absolutely amazing manager, she goes above and beyond what is required of management and is one of the reasons we keep coming back. Tom the bartender is rude and can't be bothered to help, when we had an issue with our reservation I called him on a Sunday night he was short tempered and rude and said he didn't have the time to help me so instead of checking the reservations went ahead and charged me again on a reservation that was already paid so when i called back to complain about his lack of knowledge that it was paid he hung up on me! Even though Tom was rude and not helpful Sandy more then made up for it!

Ordered broasted chicken, waiter said they were out of chicken, so ordered 3 sandwiches and a…read moresalad. Waited 50 minutes and watched 2 platters of broasted chicken go to tables that had come in and ordered after we did. Still no drink refills or sandwiches and the salad. Heard every excuse, so we paid for our drinks and left. We have a cabin in area and this has happened before with new owners.

Western Big Sky Inn was our first stop on a cross country trip from Seattle to Virginia. This inn…read morewas perfect. Retro 1970s, every parking space was filled with a truck - evidence of long stay guests. The best part of this hotel, was the staff. They were local women. The hotel owner cares about them, and they cared about us. We were on our way to Helena but drove a bit further to take advantage of this rate in October. Worth the detour.

Clean and quaint! I would stay here again on my way through Deerlodge, Montana…read more I have nothing bad to say. The woman working the desk was very nice and helpful.

I pulled in with no reservations and felt lucky as they had several sites available. The campground…read morewas very nice nestled among the trees as well as bordering the Clark Fork River. Bathrooms were very clean and heated as well. Sharon the owner, was very accommodating with the "points of interest" in the area. Was planning on staying one night but chose to stay another. I would stay there again.

The cost is about $90 for a camping spot with amenities. We didn't want/need electricity so we were…read morecharged half price and placed in an open field. No picnic table and 1/2 mile from the toilets and showers. I do NOT recommend this place. It cost more than the public camping places that offer electricity and close-by amenities.

I am in room 320 and the occupants in room 322 have been awful. Loud, yelling, slamming doors,…read morebeating on the door and manipulating the lock on the door that connects our rooms (this door would be unlocked if you have paid for adjoining suites), dropping heavy items to the floor....calling the front desk does no good. It's absolutely ridiculous!!! So ready to move on!!!

We did a cross-country trip with our two goldens, and this roadside hotel was one of the…read morehighlights. Very pristine and clean, with a warm staff, who greeted my two girls upon check-in with two goodie bags. The treats and brand new tennis balls entertained them for a good hour in the room :) The workout room was well stocked with the essentials, the breakfast buffet was higher caliber for roadside hotels with decent coffee and hot items (breakfast burritos & sausages the highlights), and we loved the fast 15-minute (!!) room service we received from the on-site restaurant the night prior for dinner. Made for a very easy enjoyable stay. Worth bypassing Butte options and driving 20 minutes farther to stay in Anaconda if you are trekking through Montana.