This place is awesome! We're on a 15 day motorcycle and we've stayed in some more expensive…read moreplaces that were not near a nice. Its clean, cozy, with big rooms and great amenities. There are several restaurants within walking distance too. Owners Pat and Bob are accomidating and very friendly. I wish we could stay longer.

The motel is on the end of town, it's very cute and well decorated for the theme.. the staff was so…read morenice even when we came at like 7pm.. They still had rooms left.. when we walked in the room I was shocked it was so cute with the bear theme. And had a real comfy feel.. we really enjoyed our stay there and had a bunch of trees around and I just loved that.. we will definitely will be going back again . The price was decent also

Hotel is fabulous, owners are very accommodating, and the food is great. I heard one person say…read morethat he would come all the way from Bozeman, Montana for one of their stakes, the same about the burgers

Got snowed out while traveling at midnight, not only did they give me a room but they cut me a…read moregreat deal and were incredibly hospitable and nice, rooms are pretty cool bar is nice and the beds are clean and comfortable.

THE GOOD: Quaint & cozy, friendly host, set the heater to warm our cabin for our arrival,…read morekitchenette, quiet, comfy bed, pretty clean, not bad Wi-Fi, decent TV channels, beautiful giant trees tower over your cabin, amenities are decent. Good rates. Normally we would compare overall quality to a Motel 6 or Super 8 but the several deer wander about the site regularly, friendly homey feel and service, along with the wildlife and unique ambiance for the cost earns it an extra couple of stars. THE ISSUES: Edges around carpet not getting vacuumed, no towel hangers (not even for the hand towel... Little strange), smells like older motel (doesn't seem to linger long after using for a while and not as bad as some we've stayed at).

From the owner: Leepers Ponderosa Motel is a charming family-owned motel with an excellent reputation for friendly…read moreservice and consistent cleanliness. We are located slightly off of Highway 200 in three acres of old-growth ponderosa pine dating back hundreds of years. This is a beautiful setting for reunions, weddings and just relaxing. All of our units are surrounded by spacious green lawns with outdoor furniture and swings for our guests to enjoy the mornings and evenings outdoors. You can expect to see some of the local wildlife walking through the yard. There is ample parking for all vehicles and trailers. We are just a short walk to restaurants and just a short drive to two major wilderness areas good for fishing, hiking, backpacking, and mountain biking. In the winter guests can enjoy snowmobiling and cross-country skiing in our comfortable surroundings. Pets are always welcome. Wi Fi access is always free.

Good rate clean room. Wifi works really well and the shower stayed warm. Only hotel that answered…read moremy call in town.

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.

If you hard up, really tired, and desperately need a place to stay then this place is great! Old,…read moredirty, stinky, hard beds, stained sheets, dirty towels, falling apart, etc. I don't think I would pay to stay here again. I would sleep in my car. But that is just me.

We arrived to 2 great friendly folks who chatted us up about the great town of Lincoln. We found…read moreour room to be cozy and clean. The price was great, we had no reservations. Storm came through so we stayed a second night. The fireplace was a nice touch for such a place in winter. Can't say enough good things about Linda and her husband who run the place. Great place to stretch out from the drive. I would stay here again. It was rustic but just what to expect in this high country!

By far the best vacation I've ever had. The staff was amazing, the food was incredible, and the…read morefacility was like nothing I've ever experienced. I never knew sleeping in tents could be so luxurious.

Not going to find a better fishing guide than Joe. Lindsey makes the BEST lunch. Joe worked crazy…read morehard and showed us an awesome time catching huge rainbows.

I just ate a fabulous breakfast takeout burrito. Reminiscent of Missoula breakfast burritos from…read morethe way back, when Charlie's had awesome food. Perfect for the river, a few bites now, and much more for later. Seriously, get yourself one.

What an amazing Gem we found. The cabins were amazing. We stayed in a two level cabin. Room was so…read moreclean. Beds were comfortable and there was a nice living area downstairs. We had corn beef hash and pancakes for breakfast and I must say I travel a lot. Nationally and internationally. This was the best breakfast I've had hands down. The cleanliness of the ace and quality of food will def make us come back again. Last but not least the service was amazing. Our waitress (Karla) was so professional carried an amazing smile and was on top of everything. Thank you once again and see you soon!

We used to stay there all the time. Then we were told you can't rent there anymore because the…read morecabins were sold to private individuals. So I see the sight up with reviews saying that people are staying there. So are there rentals or not? If there are we would like contact info. If not the site should be removed. Thank-you

My husband and I just spent three nights at the Whitetail Cabins and we also stayed a few years…read moreago. The cabins are cute, cozy and comfortable with a nice little kitchen, which is very handy for an extended vacation. The cabins are nice for two people, though they would feel cramped for a larger group of adults. The cabins are air conditioned. I like the location, just a few minutes north of Seeley Lake. It's much more peaceful than staying in Seeley Lake or at a campground, especially in the summer. The rates are very reasonable, esp. compared to Tamarck or Double-Arrow. The Whitetail Cabins are right across from Boy Scout Rd, which is a great biking route into Seeley Lake. One caveat-There is NO internet access, which was OK since I was trying to get away from work, etc, but can be inconvenient. If you want to check email, drive down to Rovero's and use their wi-fi.