Not ADA compliant. Discriminatory to persons needing accommodations…read more Accommodation means more than ADA ramps or equipment. It means having well-trained employees who do not make disabled persons feel unwelcome and othered. The YMCA employees made crass, inappropriate comments that were highly offensive to a person with a heart condition who struggles with standing for long periods of time. The experience with the YMCA was the most negative we've had as disabled people in the Gallatin Valley. It was traumatizing. With a fairly high monthly cost, considering there is no swimming pool and extremely limited evening class offerings that most working adults can access, this YMCA is a poor value compared to the Ridge Athletic Club, Bozeman Hot Springs, or other gyms in the area. Planet Fitness is far more budget-friendly, at $15 per month. Our family has been involved with YMCAs for over 70 years, as volunteers, employees, and members. This YMCA was a huge disappointment. It exists primarily to serve wealthier retired persons as a health-promoting facility. While meeting the needs of seniors is important, providing affordable, welcoming health and recreation for a wide variety of incomes, ability levels, and cultures is sorely lacking. With a family member disabled, we hoped the Y would help in building strength and recovery. We had to look elsewhere.

On a long road trip and decided to stop here for a day use pass to get a work out in as well as a…read moreshower. The facility seemed new and well kept. Super friendly staff and I appreciate Linda for her excellent service, she provided me with a tour and any info I needed. Would definitely come back whenever I'm passing by again!

I got to visit this spot while running a workshop as part of a camp for youth. It's beautiful!…read moreTotally off the beaten path and no cell signal. The kids were all excited about the various animal encounters they had- foxes and a bear. There are several structures here for events and cabins for sleeping. There's a little church too. Lots of green space to run around. We actually had a helicopter landing when we were there. Super cool spot!

From the owner: Luccock Park is a unique, stunningly beautiful venue for weddings, family gatherings and spiritual…read moreand team building retreats. Accessible April through October, only 40 minutes from the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. Comfortable rustic cabins, recently renovated hot-water-on-demand shower facilities, excellent kitchen provides on-site meals and complete event catering.

Wow, what a super cool modern-vintage hotel in the heart of Bozeman! We arrived after a VERY LONG…read moredrive, and we were admittedly cranky and tired. The front desk staff were AMAZING. They were friendly and welcomed us with an upgraded room and great food/drink recommendations. There is a weird and unexpected valet/parking policy but honestly, we don't care about paying to park because you have to in most major cities. Our room was fabulous, with tons of room and cool features. The bed was like a cloud! We slept so hard and enjoyed our brief stay in Bozeman - we would stay again! 10/10!

Sydney at front desk. Helpful. Kind…read more My reservation became a twisted nightmare fueled by flight cancellations and vague Expedia emails. The Lark is kinda like The Verb in Boston. Hipster reno of what I'm sure was mid-range hotel. But it was cool and comfortable and lots of hot water. And you can't beat the location. Only negative was super soft bed (If you were born before 1970 you get it) Note that parking is a $30 overnight deal - but overall, yes, I'd stay there again.

Pretty new looking hotel in Four Corners. It's about 15 min drive from the airport. It's a little…read morebit closer for going to Big Sky compared to staying in Bozeman. Includes free breakfast in the morning. Decent breakfast with some hot food like sausage patties, eggs, etc and also 2 waffle makers. Breakfast area is reasonable spacious. Bright white lobby, pretty clean and new in general. Plenty of parking. There's not that much within walking distance. It's a Home2 Suites so it's larger suites for extended stay. Our 2 queen room has a sofa bed, desk, and kitchenette with full size fridge, sink, microwave and dishwasher. You can borrow portable stoves from the front desk. Housekeeping comes every other day. The bed is a bit too soft but seems similar to many other hotels in the US.

Unfortunately our stay was not great. We stayed here to be close to our grandchildren with the hope…read moreof playing in the pool while visiting. The pool heater, however, wasn't working. Staff suggested we go to the nearby hot springs. Did not offer a discount. Also in the morning we found out the juice machine was out of order. There was a used was rag on the floor of our room, the refrigerator shelves were not clean and the dusting was not very thorough. Room was spacious and conveniently located near Four Corners. It is a newer hotel, they just need to work on some of the glitches. Would probably stay here again.

Charming historic hotel. We stayed here during a recent short trip to Bozeman. The staff was…read moreaccommodating and friendly, the room was great, and the patio in front of the hotel had comfortable chairs to sit and look at the mountains.

I don't know what has happened to this place since it was sold, but as a local I can say nothing…read morepositive. In March, our usual anniversary celebration was poor at Pompey Grill and this evening at the pub was equally disappointing:( On a Saturday night there were only teenagers for wait and bar staff. We waited 30 minutes for an appetizer and drinks. So sad to have such poor service and food.

I have always been interested in the restaurants available in the Armory but I always thought I…read morewould feel out of place being there. This morning I decided to take some friends and myself to Fielding's. First, the ambiance of the space is absolutely beautiful. In a world full of sad beige decor, this restaurant utilizes the given space perfectly. With olive green booths, maximalist tile flooring, and beautiful paintings covering the walls, this place has character! Second, is the service. My group and I were taken care of by Isabella, who was absolutely delightful. She was kind, attentive, and incredibly knowledgable about any and all food options + other inquiries. Last, but CERTAINLY not least was the food. You can tell when love is put into a dish and let me tell you, this food made me believe all the people in that kitchen were infatuated with me. During the time we were there, the breakfast special was a Banana Foster Waffle and I honestly have no words to describe how unbelievable it tasted. The chef, Jason, is INCREDIBLY talented and a true delight. It is clear that the people who work here truly enjoy their job. I could not have asked for a better experience with my friends and the staff. Being Bozeman born and raised, its always been hard for me to find a reason to go out for food because of all of the overwhelming options we have now. This place will now be my number one recommendation for anyone who asks "What is the best breakfast place in Bozeman?". Thank you Isabella and Jason for making the experience so wonderful!

I'm pretty loyal to my normal hotel brands but we decided to stay at the Kimpton Armory Hotel…read moreBozeman because we got a good offer through my credit card. To be quite honest, I don't think I'd stay here again when in Bozeman, depending on the circumstances. The hotel is nicely situated near Main Street and is an easy walk to many of the shoppes and restaurants in the area. Checking in was fairly easy and the person working the desk was extremely informative and friendly. The lobby was decorated nicely, with plenty of seating. It was strange that there were just stairs up to the front door, the accessible entrance was all the way around the building. We checked out other areas by the lobby. You can walk up to the balcony of the theatre and take a look at it from there. It was being decorated for Nutcracker brunch so it was super cute when we saw it. We visited the restaurant and both the bars. We also joined the social hour a couple of times. The social hour is great and I appreciated that they did this. We went up to the pool but didn't swim. It was nicely heated so you could be in it year-round. Our room was clean and smelled nice when we entered. The bed was comfortable and clean. We were on the 8th floor so there were no people sleeping above us so it was nice and quiet after the bar closed. For some of the flaws, I booked a mountain view and would not do that if staying here again. The train horn was super loud and went on all night. The shower leaked and the water landed on the huge metal plate over the drain. It was the loudest thing ever and we ended up having to put a towel in the shower to dampen the sound in order for us to sleep. Also, the fire alarm had a really erratic light that made no sense and sometimes lit the whole room up in an eerie green light. These flaws were fairly manageable. The worst thing (and the reason I might not stay in this hotel again) was late check out. They do it "first come, first serve" here, meaning you have to call around 7am to try to get a late check out, which is just given to you, no question about WHEN you need to check out. We decided to just hang out at the airport for the rest of our time because our late check out was just one hour. They also don't preemptively re-key your card, you have to wait until you can't get into your room anymore.

My husband and I stayed at Bodhi Farms on a Friday night. This was our first time glamping in a…read moretipi and we enjoyed the overall experience. Here's a breakdown of some of our pros & cons. Pros: - The tipi is very spacious and the beds are comfy! - There were heating blankets on our bed which made our sleep even better. - The open air features make a huge difference during the day! - Everyone who works here is incredibly welcoming. - Complimentary sauna time in the morning is a must! - Breakfast was delivered to our tent eight when we were waking up. - Morning yoga classes are open for guests as well (we couldn't make it). - Bodhi Farms is perfectly positioned outside of the city. You still get the rural, serene feeling of camping while being close enough to other amenities if needed. Cons: - It gets HOT inside the tipi during the day. There are fans and you can open the top of your tipi for ventilation but be warned... - So many mosquitos, and not just outside. I hate bugs but mostly ones that will bite me. We had to make a trip to Target for mosquito bands to use inside our tipi. - The walk from the camping area to the bathrooms/shower is very inconvenient at night, make sure you carry your lanterns. - Lots of animal noises at night that can be distracting if you're a light sleeper. - We were right next to our neighbors so we could hear them and they could hear us. Minimal privacy in that way. We definitely enjoyed ourselves overall. My husband has already asked if we should come back for more than one night.

Excellent food in a picturesque outdoor setting. Good service. D finitely highly recommend.read more