Located off Interstate 90, this hotel is 4.3 miles from Montana State University-Bozeman. It features a large indoor pool with hot tub and guest rooms with cable TV and coffee facilities.
Located 3 miles away from Montana State University, this motel features a year round indoor pool. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and provides free guest parking.
Located 15 miles away from Bridger Bowl Ski Area, this Montana hotel features an indoor pool and hot tub. It serves a daily continental breakfast. All rooms offer free Wi-Fi.
Located off I-90, this hotel offers guest rooms with free WiFi access. Features include an indoor pool, hot tub, and a free breakfast buffet served daily.
The LARK is located in the city centre of Bozeman, Montana. Free WiFi access is available at this modern hotel. Each bright and air-conditioned guest room here provides a flat-screen TV.
The Days Inn and Suites Bozeman offers air-conditioned rooms and suites and a large indoor pool, just one mile from Glen Lake Park and 8 miles from Gallatin Field Airport.
Just a 10-minute drive from the city centre of Bozeman, this hotel boasts free WiFi access and an on-site hot tub. Bridger Bowl Ski Area is 32 km from My Place Hotel.
Located 20 miles from skiing at Bridger Bowl, this Bozeman hotel offers an indoor pool and hot tub. Free Wi-Fi is included in each guest room. Hiking at Gallatin Canyon is 40 minutes’ drive away.
First day was good. Second day food was warm not hot.
Element Bozeman offers accommodation in Bozeman. The hotel has a barbecue and terrace, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Rooms have a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
You have an outstanding team of employees! So friendly, courteous and helpful!
Located 15 miles away from Bridger Bowl Ski Area, this Montana hotel features an indoor pool and hot tub. It serves a daily continental breakfast. All rooms offer free Wi-Fi.
The Days Inn and Suites Bozeman offers air-conditioned rooms and suites and a large indoor pool, just one mile from Glen Lake Park and 8 miles from Gallatin Field Airport.
Breakfast was not good. Room and bed were very good.
Located in Bozeman, 4.5 km from Montana State University, Courtyard by Marriott Bozeman provides accommodation with a fitness centre, private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Set against a backdrop of Montana's Rocky Mountains, this hotel offers an indoor pool, heated spa and fitness center. Suites come with fully equipped kitchens and free internet access.
Featuring an indoor heated pool with hot tub, this Bozeman, Montana hotel also provides a 24-hour gym and guest rooms with free Wi-Fi. Montana State University is 3 miles away.
Breakfast not included, very good restaurant at the premises
Near the excellent ski trails at Bridger Bowl and close to the historic city centre, this Bozeman, Montana hotel features an on-site restaurant and modern guestrooms offering microwaves and mini-...
the food in this hilton was excellent, i ate there most nights....
This Bozeman hotel is located off Interstate 90 and is 2 miles from the Gallatin Pioneer Museum. It offers an indoor pool, tour desk and suites with fully-equipped kitchens.
Beautiful hotel. Very clean. Great breakfast. Awesome staff
Located at the base of the Bridger Mountains in Bozeman, Montana, this hotel is 3 miles from the Museum of the Rockies. It features an indoor pool/jacuzzi and on-site gym.
Located 3 miles away from Montana State University, this motel features a year round indoor pool. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and provides free guest parking.
They put us in another room that DID have hot water.
Fly into Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN), the nearest airport to Bozeman, Montana. Direct flights are available from various US cities. International travellers may need a connecting flight. Alternatively, drive via Interstate 90; travel times vary based on starting location.
The most convenient airport for both domestic and international travellers is Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport. It's approximately 13km from Bozeman, offering direct flights and good connections. It's the largest airport in Montana.
Bozeman, Montana offers several public transport options. Streamline Bus Service provides free rides within Bozeman and to nearby towns. For more flexibility, consider hiring a bike or walking, as the city is pedestrian-friendly. If you prefer driving, car rental services are available. Always check the latest schedules and routes.
The Downtown area in Bozeman, Montana, is ideal for visitors, offering a blend of historic charm, vibrant nightlife, and proximity to amenities. It's a hub for shopping, dining, and cultural attractions like the Museum of the Rockies.
Bozeman, Montana, USA experiences a continental climate with distinct summer and winter seasons. Summers (June to August) are warm with average highs of 27°C, while winters (December to February) are cold and snowy, with temperatures often dropping below -9°C. The city receives most of its precipitation in May, while the driest month is typically February. Bozeman does not experience monsoon or hurricane seasons.
What guests said about Bozeman:
10
Scored 10
Bozeman is a very charming town.
Bozeman is a very charming town. Its Main street has a number of good restaurants and appealing shopping. The surrounding scenery is spectacular. Its certainly a town to experience for an overnight and a couple days.
Summ28
United States
10
Scored 10
Bozeman is a beautiful bit of history, western culture, good...
Bozeman is a beautiful bit of history, western culture, good food, and tremendous entertainment. Since the pandemic, the influx of tourists and new residents has hit the resources hard. Prices have dramatically increased and there is a "wait time" for most products and services. Montana is my home, and I am sensitive to the challenges for long-term residents of Bozeman. There is nothing more beautiful however in terms of Mother Nature's handiwork.
Andrea
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
Bozeman city is growing very fast.
Bozeman city is growing very fast. Spreading westerly, new homes and wide open skies....University town. I was led to believe the average age of all residents was 36 yrs. Wonderful research programs for vulcanism, geology, ancient artifacts and, animal's living in all the Yellowstone greater area, as well as great museums. Much flyfishing, much history of the West, good and bad...
Negatives are housing has become too expensive for folks working there all year round. Affordable housing is being constructed, but may need more.
Louis
10
Scored 10
Bozeman is a fun little western town, doable in an afternoon...
Bozeman is a fun little western town, doable in an afternoon. We stayed just outside of town and in addition to exploring Bozeman's shops and cafes, we visited local attractions such as the Museum of the Rockies (FABULOUS!) and the Madison Buffalo Leap (A MUST-DO). And we did some star-gazing on a brilliant clear night from Hyalite Canyon.
This was a great way to start our two-week trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park.
KATHLEEN
United States
8.0
Scored 8.0
Bozeman is a clean, safe place to visit with a nice Main...
Bozeman is a clean, safe place to visit with a nice Main Street area for shopping, dining, and plenty of bars. The city itself is nice, but I thought Bozeman and especially Big Sky were overpriced. Roughly 60-90 minute drive to Yellowstone. Big Sky restaurants absolute robbery. 100 dollars for a steak at many restaurants. In Montana???
Kristin
United States
6.0
Scored 6.0
We just stopped into Bozeman as a gateway to Yellowstone.
We just stopped into Bozeman as a gateway to Yellowstone. It was a good place to stock up on essentials (such as bear spray and snacks). Bozeman Hot Springs was a great place to unwind after a day of travel.
Country Inn and Suites was an excellent place to stay before flying out of Bozeman and after a long trip. The location was really nice. There is a Costco and Target right across the street for grocery needs and several restaurants around the area. The breakfast was also great! So many options of good breakfast food. Free coffee and cookies all day too. There is a 5' deep pool and a 3' deep hot tub. It's a nice hotel overall. The check in and out had contactless options.
Raine was incredible and worked with us to get a view. The hotel is a little complicated to get into, but there is signage and it was not difficult to figure out. Our room was clean, quiet and we felt safe. The evening cookie was a nice touch. Breakfast included eggs, sausage and waffles. Maddie knew we had an early flight and not only had everything ready ahead of time, but graciously allowed us to begin breakfast early. We enjoyed our stay and would come here again.
The mid-century theme was fun to see. The room was easily accessible (this is a motor lodge one floor). Room had been given a facelift fairly recently with nice materials like mosaic tile in the bathroom. This hotel has a great location close to downtown and is a great value among $300, $400 a night places and up. The other nice thing here is east parking. As you get into places on Main st, parking can be tricky and/or costly.
Location is excellent and surprisingly quiet: less road noise than expected. Room was large. The mini fridge was the only hotel fridge I have ever encountered that was quiet and did not wake me up at night!
I didn't really take advantage of breakfast other than grabbing some tasty little muffins one day.
Staff were all very friendly and welcoming
The location was perfect. so many excellent shops, restaurants and distilleries/breweries within walking distance. Also, the staff was one of the most helpful and accommodating of any hotel I’ve ever stayed in. I definitely plan on staying at The Lark again when I’m back in Bozeman!
Brand new hotel in Bozeman. Extremely comfortable large rooms with great beds and bathroom. Indoor swimming pool was great and the bar in the lobby was modern and nice. Breakfast that is included had a good selection of options and check in / check out was easy.
Overall I enjoyed my stay at the LARK, the staff was very friendly, and the rooms were very charming. I liked the plethora of outlets and usb ports. Lots of table/counter space in the rooms. I loved that it was a private boutique hotel.
my mom and I stayed a week here at 3 rivers hotel and loved everything about the hotel. clean, comfortable and affordable. great friendly staff who go out of their way to help, and very close to everything in Bozeman! highly recommend
It was the cheapest we could find as Bozeman hotel rates were extremely high. Thankful we could get a room and not have to spend $200 or $300 just to sleep in. Very old well used motel but quiet and beds comfortable. No breakfast.
This hotel was perfect for our needs (just needed a clean, safe place to crash in Bozeman for one night) The room was huge, comfortable and very clean. The front desk staff was so friendly and had some great recs!
Very convenient to downtown for shopping and eating. Bozeman got a lot of snow over the weekend but the hotel kept rolling along like nothing changed. Would definitely stay there on our next visit.
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