A beautiful view to look at. There is lots of parking with trails to stretch your legs & nice…read morelandscaping. It's just a short drive off of I-90, (less than 2 minutes) There are individual stalls, with warm running water for hand washing & vending machines. What's missing? Some way to indicate which stalls are occupied. As it was, they all were, which meant testing every door, then circling awkwardly without rhyme or reason til you could pounce on an opening door, without a way to line up and wait. My only issue to note.

Cool rest area. Like all in Montana, there's a huge building with surprisingly few places to pee…read more This one has access to a trail system where you can get a movement break via walk, bike or riding a horse (stretch the pony's legs too)! Lots of truck parking and decent amount of parking for cars - 15ish at the building and another 7 or 8 at the trailhead. Big sky, wide open, plenty of picnic tables and dog exercise areas. I did come back for this one on a subsequent road trip, that's how good it is!

Yes. It's a rest stop. While the amenities you expect in a rest stop are rather ordinary here,…read moreit's the surroundings that should impress and make this stop stand out. I think it might be the only rest stop on this road between Gardiner (and Yellowstone Park) and Livingston. There are picnic tables that can give weary travelers a chance to take a break. There's even a fire hydrant in the dog "rest stop" so even your furry companion can have some relief. A nice feature of this rest stop is the short walking path that takes you down to the Yellowstone river, which is flowing pretty quickly in this area, and from where you can get a very impressive view of Emigrant Peak. Depending on the time of day, it'll be like existing in the middle of a postcard picture. Even if you don't need the break from driving, stop here anyway just to enjoy the view. And if you're southbound into the park, consider it a preview. If you're northbound from the park, experience it a post-script of what you left behind.

Scenic rest stop in Emigrant MT…read more I know a rest stop is usually not one of those one would review but this Emigrant Rest Area is worth noting. It is the most scenic one I've seen so far. Located on the east side of Highway 89 between Emigrant and Gardiner on the way to or from Yellowstone National Park. The roads are paved and the parking lot is level. The rest stop has clean restrooms and also has sectioned picnic tables in a nice roofed picnic area. They have a pet area too. The views are pretty and is located right along Yellowstone River. Saw some people fishing so you can do some fishing too while you are there! LoL There are slots for RV/trailer and truck parking. Open year round (some rest stops in MT are not). There is a historical marker on sight about the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness which is over a million acres of wilderness in a track of land covering portions of three states. Interesting read. And off we go... Review #2330

Bozeman has a (problem? issue? concern?) with RVs and campers parking on the streets long term. As…read moreI was driving to my dinner restaurant, I saw a couple of streets that had a long line of some nice and some beat up campers and trailers. According to a local resource, there isn't an ordinance that limits them on the street as long as they move (as little as ten feet) every few days. I assume that's why this rest area is closed and will remain so until the campers move along when Bozeman passes some sort of ordinance and the locals start enforcing it. It's a shame that these people have nowhere else to go and it's a shame that in order to prevent it from becoming a problem, this rest area is not available to travelers. (That said, I parked my Sprinter van on a side street because the Walmart has a sign prohibiting overnight parking and the nearest "legal" rest area was too far away to drive last night. Other than train horns, I was not disturbed.) [Review 20494 overall - 53 in Montana - 1475 of 2023.]

It was not accessible. The road to it was closed. We ended up stayed no overnight in the Outback…read moreparking lot.

Continuing west along I-90 past Butte, I arrived here at 6:30pm and maybe that was when the beer…read morekicked in as I decided this was where I would spend the night. I parked the sprinter van in the last spot of the car parking, locked the doors, climbed into bed and fell asleep. Yes, the Sprinter van is my home away from home and is fully self-contained. The parking area is far enough from the highway that there was no road noise and there is a separate area for semis that was far enough away that I wasn't disturbed by their idling. Restrooms, water fountain, vending machines, a nice place to stretch your legs and it's super that Montana tolerates overnight parking in their rest areas. Just be respectful, don't "camp" and clean up after yourself. No, there is not an RV sanitary dump site here. [Review 20825 overall - 87 in Montana - 1809 of 2023.]

This was such a great hotel! Service was top notch and the building was in such great shape! We ate…read moreat the hotel restaurant and the food was awesome. Such a great value for what you get. The ambiance was perfect and the hotel bar next to the lobby was awesome.

Yelpers nailed it again. This was a delicious 4 star meal and experience. We had just flown into…read moreBozeman and wanted something semi quick. We came across this place in my search and were able to order "to go" and enjoy our meal on the big wrap around porch. We ordered from their basement dining menu and everything sounded delicious. There were even clearly marked GF items. My husband and I both ordered burgers made with Montana Wagyu beef and loved them. Unfortunately they don't cook them lower than medium but they were still excellent. Mine had bacon which had unique smoke wood flavor. The GF bun didn't deter from the overall meal thankfully. The side house salad was nothing special, but very good. Really glad we stopped by!

Need to stop and stretch? Pull off! It's a VERY short (less than 2min) drive off the interstate…read more(1-90), connected to the rest area & the view alone is worth the stop.

Decent room, or so we thought. We went to take a shower before going to bed and found used soap and…read moresoap wrappers in the shower. Gross! We have a therapy dog (a real one) and they still charged us an extra $15 for her. I'll have to take this up with Best Western main offices as it is against Federal Law to charge for a service animal with documentation. The blinds in the room (blackout) worked so well that they wouldn't go up. They are on a remote control (no manual controls) and it was not working. It's a non smoking hotel and there was a TON of cigarette smoke in the hallway to our room. On the good side: we requested a room on bottom floor near an exit. This was provided. The front desk personnel were pleasant, although when asking for a steakhouse recommendation, stated they were not permitted to recommend anything except the pancake house attached. The bed was comfortable and the shower was roomy.

Update: Great rates, clean and able to park right out front of your room. Free breakfast and easy…read morecheck in and out. When in Evanston, this is our place to stay.

Incredibly rude gentleman working at the front desk. We went to check in at Comfort Inn instead of…read moreComfort Suites by mistake. When he didn't see our name on file, he walked away in the middle of the conversation. It was an honest mistake, but he treated us like we were idiots.

This hotel is nothing special, but it gets the job done and is relatively clean. The decor is drab…read moreand colorless and the lobby isn't particularly nice to look at. The staff were pleasant and reasonably helpful, but maybe not very friendly. The parking is ample and spots are large. There are several entrances so you can find a close place to park not far from your room. The pool is indoor and slightly on the cold side. The pool room also has a small, very hot hot tub. The ice machine on the main (2nd) floor dispenses crushed ice but ran out in the morning, and I watched several patrons skulk away, dejected. I learned about a second machine on the top (3rd) floor than dispenses cubes and still had ice. The hotel is pet friendly with only a $25/pet fee. We had bikes and didn't want to leave them outside in case theft was a concern, and the staff said brining them in our room was fine. Breakfast wasn't meager. A waffle station was pretty good. They also had eggs, bacon, biscuits, etc. Yogurt, muffins, toast, cereal, etc. The dining room was adequate. For the price, the hotel is a bit depressing. At least it was clean and functional.

I booked a room online because the website said dog friendly and i have two dogs. The lady working…read morefront desk with red hair was not friendly at all even though i was trying to be friendly. She wanted my credit card and i asked what for , she replied $50 deposit for incidentals, so i agreed. I requested a room on backside so i could bring dogs in without disturbing anyone and she said rooms are pre-assigned. When i walked to my room i noticed an employee taking pictures of a car in parking lot which I thought was creepy. Today i see a $250 charge on my credit card. i called and was told that was the charge for sneaking in two large dogs. I did not sneak my one lg and one small dog in and am very disgusted with this place plus the sink did not drain well and it was an old worn out small room. My dogs made no mess or made no noise. I could hear doors and showers and other dogs in my room so walls very thin. I took the dogs with me when I left for the evening so we only used room to sleep. Very bad experience! Valeri Backstrom

Light sleepers, beware! This is supposed to be the least…read moreexpensive version of Wyndham hotels. At $200 a night, Idk. I could hear and feel everything that went on in this hotel during the night. There seemed to have been no insulation in the walls since I could hear all the neighbor's discussions, showers and televisions. I have hearing problems, so even my tinnitus couldn't compete. There is also a large reveal (gap) around the door, so every time someone shut a door I could hear it and it would shake the bed. Light shone around the door and lit up the room. When someone walked across the floor, my bed would shake. I am a light sleeper, but I don't usually feel people walking across floors. Is this hotel made out of tinker toys? The pillows were cheap, lumpy things. The only food at the breakfast was bread. There are Hilton options nearby we didn't see when we arrived late. Maybe try those. I'm done with Wyndham.

Either Travelocity or the Super 8 missed up my reservation. It was supposed to be a 2 rooms with 2…read morequeen beds and it secured 2 rooms with 1 queen bed. Front desk was no help and could not care less who missed up. Said it wasn't her problem and that was it. No fridge or microwave in the room. Breakfast consisted of nasty biscuits and gravy that tasted like glue, apples, prepackaged boiled eggs, yogurt, fruit cups, toast, some cereal and coffee, Room had died pee on the back of the toilet lid! Wi-Fi sucked. Night lady said when the weather is bad it has trouble. I asked, do you have satellite internet? She said no. If you are hard wired then it has nothing to do with weather. She said I don't know what to tell you. Will not go back or recommend this place. I need to contact Travelocity and see if there is any type of a refund because this is one of the worst experiences I've had with Travelocity.

Room was okay however the breakfast sucked. Cereal and yogurt isn't a breakfast. I've stayed at…read moreother Wyndham properties before and this one needs some serious help. Especially for the price I paid. I expect much more.