Beartooth Inn

Older property, but rooms were clean and spacious. Decent no thrills place to stay. Staff were welcoming and friendly.

We stayed for 3 nights. The first person we met at reception was very very good and helpful. However next day it was some one else and he was not very cooperative. We asked for roam cleaning but he refused.

The hotel is inexpensive. Staff was very nice and helpful. Beds were uncomfortable. Hot tub was not in order. Okay place for a single overnight stay.

Breakfast was a pre-packaged jelly ring donut, nutri-grain bars and a packaged grilled cheese sandwich. Really weak coffee… better off going out to breakfast …

Very comfortable room, great bed. Room was on second floor that over looked a fishing pond(lake). A lot of people were shore fishing and catching. Within a mile of many of the great tourist sites. Buffalo Bill museum, not to far from the Rodeo, Old Trial Town and Buffalo Bill Dam(great tunnel to the dam). Seem to be a very safe area. great parking. Breakfast was not great, just pre-package food(?). Only 1 door into the motel and if you are in a room # in the 20's, like I was, it was a 190 foot trek each way. I got my miles in. There is a back exit door, just no card reader for access. Pet friendly. CLOSE to the airport(regional) really not an issue(no night flights and just small planes during the day(not in the room anyway.

Convenient and polite. We came in very late and they left our key on the front desk so we could check in.

The locally owned hotel is in a great location on US-14. The staff were very helpful to us and we saw them try to assist a single mom with 5 children who checked in just before us. We appreciated their kindness. Our room was clean, although the decor could use sprucing up. We stayed 2 nights and felt the accommodations were a good value for our traveling dollars.

The room was clean and they gratefully changed our room to the first floor as my husband had twisted his knee and hauling everything up and down the stairs was not ideal. The spa was empty. Breakfast consisted of cereal and fruit bars, dried apple chips, oatmeal, yogurt and single packaged donuts. We brought our own food thankfully. There is a fabulous, large veterans memorial monuments garden. We appreciated it and took our time to walk through it. Some folks were fishing in the river beside the hotel. They had a candle burning in the lobby that was extremely strong. I mention that in case someone may be sensitive to such. I could smell it outside. We ended up blocking the door frame with pillows and towels to try to deter some of the strong scent. The bed was a little too hard but it was s nice, clean room with easy access.

Overall, it was a good experience. There's a nice peaceful veterans Park located adjacent to the hotel. I would have given it a higher rating if the hot tub was working. They told me that it probably would not be operating until the fall, because the nearest person that could fix it was in Billings, Montana. I appreciate the staff working with me to give my handicapped wife a good room.