Field & Stream Lodge- Bozeman

AC Hotel Bozeman Downtown

"A GREAT HOTEL WITH GREAT SERVICE IN BOZEMAN .THE STAFF MAKES THE DIGFER3NCE. THE RECEPTION DESK, THE RESTAURANT STAFF, THE BELL BOUS ARE ALL SUOERKIND ABD SUOER FRIENDLY. THIS MAKES REALLY THE DIFFERENCE: I WILL BE BACK THERE FOR SURE"

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Bozeman

"Best hotel experience"

SpringHill Suites Bozeman

"I stayed there for my birthday weekend, and they skipped cleaning the room on Saturday, which made us very fed up. When we talked with the reception, they made some excuses and then passed us to the manager. Instead of solving the problem, she brought some unbelievable excuses and took more than an hour of our time. When we told her we are Marriott members and that we would complain about the poor service and the room not being cleaned, instead of offering compensation she only tried to justify the situation and just added some points to our account. She also didn’t change our room when we requested it, even though we didn’t want to sleep in a room that hadn’t been cleaned or organized. She didn’t even offer a meal or a drink, even though she ruined our Saturday night."

Hilton Garden Inn Bozeman

"The front desk staff was very enthusiastic and introduced the best local Korean food, which was really good. The hotel parking lot is large, mineral water is available in the lobby, and there is a great pizza restaurant next to the hotel with affordable prices."

Home2 Suites by Hilton Bozeman Midtown

"Facilities are complete, the room is clean and tidy"

Holiday Inn Express & Suites BOZEMAN WEST by IHG

"The house is clean and tidy, the beds are comfortable, free parking, and the American breakfast is not bad. Especially when checking in, the hotel staff Thomas introduced the local food, very good, thank you Thomas, will come again."

Element Bozeman

Courtyard Bozeman

"We continued with Marriott's chain hotels, and as always, they were excellent. The rest stops along the way were clean, hygienic, and reassuring. Today, we mainly drove along Beartooth Highway, known as one of the most beautiful highways in the United States. We entered Yellowstone National Park from the northeast entrance and exited from the north entrance. I had visited Yellowstone two years ago but hadn't explored it since, mostly just passing through. The biggest surprise along the way, besides the scenery, was seeing a herd of North American goats on Beartooth Highway. Our guide was very excited, saying that in his more than ten years as a guide in Yellowstone, seeing even one was a rare treat, let alone dozens. In Yellowstone, we saw several herds of bison, and the guide expressed concern that the bison might damage the ecosystem. Then, we excitedly saw a bear slowly crossing the road less than twenty meters away. Although we didn't stay in Yellowstone for very long, we got to see all the classic Yellowstone animals up close, making the trip worthwhile. We stopped for a meal in a small town along the way and met some Mongolian and Filipino girls who were there for work as part of an international exchange program. I was impressed by how capable Americans are, and these kids are truly visionary; they have already gained a different perspective than their peers."