Find the Cheap Butte Hotels

A stay at the Sportsman Lodge in Melrose, Montana is good for the soul. Wonderful scenery and a quiet place to enjoy the beauty of the State. Ken and Bonnie hit it out of the park again, on my last visits in July of 2023. The owners and staff are friendly and accommodating. Melrose is a great place for me to break from a long trip from Nevada to Montana. They never disappoint. Stayed in the main cabin and the Lodge on the way back. The Lodge now has a restaurant and bar, so every thing a person will need for a restful break. I highly recommend a stay at the Sportsman.

Checking in I was told there was no hot water : waiting on a part for repairs. They let me check into their sister-hotel across the street with no additional charges, even though my reservation was prepaid and didn't technically allow refunds or changes.. Obviously I was thrilled to have quiet, clean and hot water for the night! Great customer service attitudes at both places, too!

Perfect hotel after a long day of driving. All staff were wonderful,especially the woman at breakfast who was so nice and worked her tail off to keep the breakfast area neat and stocked. Our king bed was super comfy and was lit on the bottom,like a nightlight. Lots of soft pillows too. Everything was very clean and up to date. The attached Perkins restaurant was convenient. This was one of the best Best Westerns we’ve ever stayed at.

房間總體上是乾淨的，地板，龍頭、毛巾、床上用品都乾淨。停車位也充裕。不足的是，拖鞋、牙刷、牙膏等不提供可以理解，但連咖啡機，熱水壺一樣都沒有，就明顯忽視對住客的需求了

We stayed here for one night on our way north. I used points and the required amount for one night was about twice what I needed to do the same thing two nights ago in Lamar, Co. I guess maybe because it’s tourist season? Both properties were very similar in amenities and quality so it wasn’t like Butte was a higher end hotel. This property is nice. Kept up reasonably well. Our room was clean and spacious though there were a couple of things missing. One was a small frig. That seems to have become almost standard any more. The prior two nights we had one and had just gotten used to it. The other thing was no USB ports. Those aren’t as common as the frogs but more and more places have them and should. Adding them is trivial in both cost and effort and who these days doesn’t use electronics and needs to charge them? But there were plenty of A/C outlets and we had our adapters. One other thing I’ll mention, though not an issue for us, is that we got a handicap accessible room. Ever since I travelled with my dad when he became elderly, I tend to notice things I never did before. Lie there was no seat in the shower and that’s important for someone that can stand for extended periods. The shower might be considered “walk-in” but there was a 2-3” lip that one has to step over to get in. That can be a big deal for some people. And the shower head was very high so unreachable by someone needing to hold on to a walker or that even is just short. The night previous, we also had a handicap accessible room and it had a zero-lip walk-in shower, a fold-down seat and a hand-held wand. Just things to consider if you’re either advertising a room to be handicap accessible or if you’re needing a handicap accessible room. Ok, back to the review…The room was fine. We slept well though the pillows were the extremely soft kind where your head just sinks down into it. We like those that are firmer and offer some support. Again, the last two nights, the places we stayed had one of each on each side of the bed so you could choose your preference. The breakfast here was the best of all the places we stayed on this trip. Coffee, two kinds of omelettes, bacon, biscuits and gravy, pancakes (make your own), cereal, bread, fruit, yogurt, juice, etc…And a nice large dining area. They also had newspapers available for anyone that wanted one. The people at the front desk, both on check-in and check-out were friendly and helpful. There’s always things that can be improved but overall, this was a good choice and I’d have no problem staying here on a future trip.