My wife and I stayed in the Kleffner Cabin (thru Airbnb). It is beautifully restored and has modern…read moreamenities inside. We did not attend a function in the barn, but we received a tour during our 3 night stay. It is amazing. Such a great historical property with a lot of wonderful restoration work by Austin and Denis!

Consider me skeptical. We were in town for a cousin's wedding -- and rumor was no expense was too…read moregreat to skim upon, coupled with another cousin's wedding here a decade ago that was held in a 4-H Quonset hut venue... needless to say, to hear the event was in a barn left me underwhelmed. Then we arrived. It was a super cute, and huge, space for such a thing. The property is a state historical site, with the barn dating back to the 1880s, and restoration efforts kicking off in the 1940s when the current owner/family took over the property (the original owner died in the 1890s, so the marker told us, and it fell into stages of disrepair). The wedding and reception were on the main floor, effectively the upper level of a tri-level building (the lower wasn't open to us, and the top level -- presumably for feed at one point -- was only frequented by a few of the groom's buddies, and I wasn't going to venture into such misadventures. The room was spacious, something like 100 feet square, and the entire shindig used maybe half of it. There were provided heaters -- it is a barn, not a banquet hall, and it's November with temps dipping into the low 40s outside -- and plenty of space outside for farm-themed photos. (The bride and groom used them quite a bit, and I shuttled the kid around a bit to try and get some holiday card-worthy photos and avoid the studios... time will tell how well those work out for us.) Central Park it's not, but it's also a far cry from a mere "barn."

What a peaceful magical place. I am filled with gratitude for The Feathered Pipe Ranch and…read moreVeterans Yoga Project for sharing their love and space. The setting was peaceful and majestic. The staff made sure we had everything and anything we needed at all times. The food is amazing. The outdoor spaces are breathtaking. The story of the land and the people who have made it available to us are entertaining and educational. I definitely had to fight the urge to "run away" and stay for longer. If you have the opportunity to visit, take it. May you find as much love and gratitude as I did in this special place with these special people.

Amazing place for a retreat. We were there last month with Judith and Lizzie Laseter for a…read morerestorative yoga retreat. Food- absolutely amazing. I was in awe at the quality of the food they put out on a daily basis. Mike and Mike are awesome chefs. Facilities- pretty awesome Staff- amazing Massages- amazing Water pressure- nearly non-existent in the shower we had Salt Water hot tub- very nice Make no beans about it, you are camping when here even if in one of the glamping yurts or TeePees so be prepared with warm clothing for nights and shorts during the day. I highly recommend the facilities, staff, and food. You'll have to research the programming for the retreat you are planning to attend.

This place is seriously so cute!! I drove up from Bozeman for the night to visit my Dad's cousin in…read moretown and decided it would be nice to treat myself to a little getaway and found this place on Expedia for $130 for the night. They are also pet friendly and the room had space for her crate too. This is a cute mix of hotel and cabin. The ice machine worked great, the room had a coffee pot and flavored creamer cups too. The shower worked well and bed was comfy too. I also walked to dinner nearby, it's off the main road and is super quiet but close enough to fuel/grocery/restaurants and a few casinos. Office staff was friendly and helped me out when the hotel room door locked me out just as I arrived. They have the traditional keys but you have to lock the door by reaching inside when leaving so I think it was left that way by the housekeeping staff or previous guest. Learning curve. Needless to say my pup and I had a great stay here. May be a go to when I'm up this way.

We stayed in the Movie Star cabin. It was very clean, and the air conditioner was very effective…read moreduring the hot, smoky weekend. It is extremely small, the shower stall is tiny so if you are a large person it could be a challenge. If management would spend maybe $10 to upgrade the place it would get 5 stars. Put up a couple hooks by the door to hang coats/hats. Put individual bottles of shampoo/conditioner and a bar of soap in the bathroom, not communal large watered down bottles. The sink was by the door in the main room, but needed an extra towel for it. Coffee maker was nice, but had wrong size filter/coffee pack, no stir sticks so we improvised. When we checked in a large dog was at the counter and I wondered if I was actually supposed to register with him. I don't mind dogs, but it would be unprofessional to someone who didn't like animals. The room rate went up $10 in the hour I first looked at the website to when I booked the room, and they do not take cash, even if they already have your credit card number, and I was charged one day early. With some conscious attention to detail this place could be a favorite but it was weirdly a little off in several little bit important ways. I would stay there again, the cottage was charming, but I'll be more prepared next time and bring my own amenities.

Pros: Staff are awesome, friendly, and knowledgeable. Parking is easy. There is a store with food,…read moredrinks, and clothing. The area is beautiful. Cons: The boat that is covered gets hot inside, unless there is a cool breeze. If you are in the covered boat and not seated at a window, you will miss the majority of sites that are called out during the narration. Views are very limited. If the boat is full, you can't really walk and hang out on the back of the boat which is open air. The boat moves very slow. Did I mention it gets warm? My advice: if an option, take the open air boat (Sacajawea) where there is no cover (bring sunscreen). Check to see if they rent pontoons or other boats. Just an ok experience and wouldn't do it again.

We didn't think that the boat tour lived up to the hype. If you're local or have lots of time on…read moreyour hands go for it, it's a nice boat ride and the staff is wonderful. Food at the cafe looked good too. If you're a tourist budgeting your time you might want to pass. On our two hour boat ride we learned a bit about the area, Lewis & Clark and the flora & fauna. The ride itself was basically looking at rock cliffs, pine trees and spinning around in circles for different views. With the required half hour early request and a little time after the tour it took about three hours of our time.

We HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM!!!! Used them to cater our wedding…read morein Townsend. He delivered. Food was soooo delicious!! He adjusted his huckleberry Shiraz to be sweeter. And it was perfect. The food is something that we definitely remember. For all the right reasons. Hope business is well. Because he is worth every penny. Thank you Tim.

We hired Chili O'briens Catering to cater appetizers for our open house event this last week. They…read morearrived fully prepared, with plates, serving utensils and table wear for our use. The food was simply put - amazing. We had many folks ask who provided the great food for our event. Their team was prompt in return at the end of our event to pick up the service provided. Everyone we worked with had great customer service and was patient as we made room for the tasty fan fare. Thank you to Chili's for a tasty meal served with class! I would highly recommend them for your next event! Pricing was competitive as well. Great experience.

This is a fun and brand new hotel as of June 2026. The rooms are huge. Really good beds. One of…read moreour beds raises up and has massage functionality. Fantastic thread count on the sheets. So soft. It has a patio out back that overlook a park. AC works amazing. The bathroom is enormous. Great new tile. Has a heated towel warmer. All kinds of little neat touches like cool coffee mugs, chocolate in the room. Neat lotions. Steamer for your clothes. Fun decorations. Interesting drapes in rooms. The owners are very kind and polite and want you to have a marvelous stay. Highly recommend and I would stay here again.

We had an amazing weekend stay at The Bell Hotel. Everything was immaculate and extremely well…read morethought out-from the smallest details as we checked into the room, to the soft luxurious towels and sheets and pillows. Loved the rainfall shower head and beautiful bathroom. This is not your average hotel stay by any stretch, it is a 5 star+.

Great experience! Knowledgeable staff throughly explained operation of the rental equipment.read more

Excellent service. The hammer drill worked so well on the concrete I saved myself a ton of money on…read morethe project ahead of schedule.

The name "Budget Inn" automatically made me think it'd be cheap and low quality. But instead, it…read morewas a nice hotel at a low price. The staff member at the check in area was super friendly, and the things for sale in the check in area were really cool. There were helpful things like chargers and bathroom supplies, but there were also souvenirs like postcards and (very funny) candles. The room was nice, and it had a mini fridge, microwave, and TV. The wifi was consistant in speed, and the bed was pretty comfortable. Overall, it was a great experience. And they had free coffee!

Maddie and Torin really were amazing. The rooms were cleans and the location was wonderful.read more