Inns in Montana, United States

We stayed at the Days Inn in West Yellowstone while visiting YNP. Our room was very clean and neat and the staff were very friendly. It's a nice budget place to stay when visiting Yellowstone National Park. It's convenient to restaurants (I recommend Running Bear Pancake House, The Buffalo, and Pete's Pizza for food). It has a small indoor pool with a goofy slide and a hot tub--we didn't use either of these amenities. It's convenient to get into Yellowstone NP. They offer free breakfast, but you'll want to skip that amenity. It's not good at all. However, I understand from the staff that the hotel has a new owner, so they are still figuring out the breakfast thing, so maybe by next year it will be worth it. Also be advised that they do not clean rooms while you are staying there. The rooms are cleaned after you check out. I'd stay here again given its cleanliness and the friendliness of the staff.

While we have stayed at this property years ago under a different chains brand, it retains many of the features of its former brand. It says Comfort Inn on the signage but internally it doesn’t have the same general feel as most of the brand we’ve stayed at (100s of different locations over the years) While the furniture and interiors feel like its former brand, beds and bedding, bathroom soap/shampoos are all standard Comfort in fare…. Think going into a nicer chain sit down restaurant, that used to be a high end steakhouse but seeing them serve or package things like a fast food place. It feels a bit off to me. That all being said the facility is nice, clean and comfortable and staff were very welcoming and friendly. Nice walk in shower, room layout nice (but not typical Comfort Inn style/layout) Breakfast needs improvements. Breakfast area is small very limited seating and the food….well let’s just say we ate breakfast elsewhere after trying it. While the potatoes were ‘warm’ and real potatoes they tasted rewarmed and almost mushy for the wedge style they were, eggs tasted like bad powdered eggs, they had sausages links as well which were just ok. Also have some microwaveable breakfast options and the standard dry fare. I feel this property should have gone with a different Choice branding, as it does seem based on many reviews it gets confused with the other Comfort on the other side of town. A solid stay, no issues, though we will try other places in town next time, for perspective.

Clean - staff very friendly and helpful. Beautiful area! Breakfast fantastic - food was delicious and hot. Rooms very clean and comfortable beds. I would definitely stay here again when visiting the Havre area.

The town is very special, there is also a Chinese restaurant, for the bear tooth road to go around, value!

Located just east of downtown this proved to be a great stay. As always, pet friendly makes or breaks the deal so they did take Sammie for a reasonable fee. My room was clean and well maintained but was also going to be renovated after my stay. The property is quiet and I got two good nights sleep. No breakfast yet, (April 2021) but coffee is available in the lobby by 7 AM. It is an easy, short walk into town where food and other amenities are available. There are a number of attractions close by, Sacajawea Park and Meyer's River View Trail are two worth checking out. I did have an amazing meal at the Montana Rib and Chop House. Very reasonable rates and Cindy and Billy's warm hospitality topped off the stay.

We stayed at the Days Inn in West Yellowstone while visiting YNP. Our room was very clean and neat and the staff were very friendly. It's a nice budget place to stay when visiting Yellowstone National Park. It's convenient to restaurants (I recommend Running Bear Pancake House, The Buffalo, and Pete's Pizza for food). It has a small indoor pool with a goofy slide and a hot tub--we didn't use either of these amenities. It's convenient to get into Yellowstone NP. They offer free breakfast, but you'll want to skip that amenity. It's not good at all. However, I understand from the staff that the hotel has a new owner, so they are still figuring out the breakfast thing, so maybe by next year it will be worth it. Also be advised that they do not clean rooms while you are staying there. The rooms are cleaned after you check out. I'd stay here again given its cleanliness and the friendliness of the staff.

We stayed at the Days Inn in West Yellowstone while visiting YNP. Our room was very clean and neat and the staff were very friendly. It's a nice budget place to stay when visiting Yellowstone National Park. It's convenient to restaurants (I recommend Running Bear Pancake House, The Buffalo, and Pete's Pizza for food). It has a small indoor pool with a goofy slide and a hot tub--we didn't use either of these amenities. It's convenient to get into Yellowstone NP. They offer free breakfast, but you'll want to skip that amenity. It's not good at all. However, I understand from the staff that the hotel has a new owner, so they are still figuring out the breakfast thing, so maybe by next year it will be worth it. Also be advised that they do not clean rooms while you are staying there. The rooms are cleaned after you check out. I'd stay here again given its cleanliness and the friendliness of the staff.

The hotel is 15 minutes from Bozeman Airport and there is a Walmart supermarket next door. One night before going to Huangshi Park, I got off the plane and lived here. I just bought it at the supermarket next to the restaurant and took it to the park. The hotel is similar to a motel, but it is better than the motel, the facilities are new, the room is large, the breakfast is OK, milk, bread, waffles, scrambled eggs are all available. Although close to the roadside, but noisy, the door of the room is inside the hotel, not external, it is safer. It takes about one and a half hours drive from the hotel to reach the north gate of Yellowstone Park. It is cheaper than the town living outside the North Gate, and the facilities are good.

While we have stayed at this property years ago under a different chains brand, it retains many of the features of its former brand. It says Comfort Inn on the signage but internally it doesn’t have the same general feel as most of the brand we’ve stayed at (100s of different locations over the years) While the furniture and interiors feel like its former brand, beds and bedding, bathroom soap/shampoos are all standard Comfort in fare…. Think going into a nicer chain sit down restaurant, that used to be a high end steakhouse but seeing them serve or package things like a fast food place. It feels a bit off to me. That all being said the facility is nice, clean and comfortable and staff were very welcoming and friendly. Nice walk in shower, room layout nice (but not typical Comfort Inn style/layout) Breakfast needs improvements. Breakfast area is small very limited seating and the food….well let’s just say we ate breakfast elsewhere after trying it. While the potatoes were ‘warm’ and real potatoes they tasted rewarmed and almost mushy for the wedge style they were, eggs tasted like bad powdered eggs, they had sausages links as well which were just ok. Also have some microwaveable breakfast options and the standard dry fare. I feel this property should have gone with a different Choice branding, as it does seem based on many reviews it gets confused with the other Comfort on the other side of town. A solid stay, no issues, though we will try other places in town next time, for perspective.