Hotels With Bars in Montana, United States

Room: The area is relatively large, the facilities and hardware are relatively new, the surrounding environment is quiet, it is a little far from the city. Service: The front desk and restaurant have a good service attitude, there is free coffee in the lobby, hot food for breakfast, fruit, not many varieties but enough to eat, 5-6 there is free happy hour.

The room was clean, but the whole place is just shabby. The sheets were stained. There were zero amenities, not even an ice bucket. No pen/paper at the desk. No front desk staff the entire time I was there. The ice machine was leaking and there was huge gross puddle on the floor/carpeting in front of the machine. It's a very strange set up with outside doors and inside doors. The safety latch was missing on the outside door of my room which made me feel very unsafe. Overall I would not stay here again.

Noise from pool was loud - screaming and yelling kids from 3 in the afternoon until 10 at night. Asked for room change but hotel was booked solid. Asked for partial refund but was told third party booked room which was not true. Also hotel put a $250 (double my room rate) hold on my card - for “extras “ that might be charged to my room. Had no notice of this until I checked in! Was told it would be refunded on checkout - also not true

Two days after checking out, I found that my iPad was left in the room. I called the hotel and the staff there actively helped me coordinate the search. Finally, I received an email saying that it was found. I was so happy. A lot of information was in it and I had already filled in the information and was waiting to send it back. By the way, it is very convenient to go to Yellowstone Park.

The view is fantastic! And there’s a hot tub, indoor pool, bikes to ride around the area, and a bear stick if needed. It’s conveniently located 5 min away from Yellowstone entrance.

This is probably the most modern and upscale hotel in West Yellowstone; the others are just motels. The rooms are large, but the facilities are older. I strongly recommend bringing your own hair dryer when visiting the US. Here, no matter how expensive the hotel, the hair dryers are small and old, and it feels like they're just trying to compromise on quality. The most incomprehensible thing about this hotel is that they charge a $15 per person surcharge, claiming it's for free hot water, popsicles, and cookies on the first floor (all of which are awful, cheap stuff). If it's free, why charge? And you can't even choose not to. Isn't that blatant robbery? Just compare it to the free fruit and candy offered at Four Seasons hotels in China. The difference is huge!

The Heritage Inn is a Great Falls classic, I have been staying there with family since I was a child. It's conveniently located, has good service and the rooms are clean and nice. The ****** has a nice relaxing atmosphere with plenty of menu options and lots of sports on tv screens.

Our stay at the Northern was perfect! We were cared for by the staff so well. We had an issue with our room and asked to be moved and they did so without a hesitation. They even upgraded our room! The road noise at night was pretty loud, but that can’t be changed by the hotel.

The front desk wasn't friendly and charged me double the damage deposit. They told me they would resolve it and I would get an email saying it was going to be resolved. I got a email with nothing resolved. I won't be going back to that establishment. Extremely disappointed.