Inn on the Beartooth B&B

If you are looking for comfortable, cozy, relaxing, personable hosts, immaculately clean, and everything you want and then some, this is the place! Even home cooked breakfast! Debbie and her daughter are a delight! So kind, helpful, considerate and hugs on the way out! We highly recommend Inn On The Beartooth.

We stayed here one evening prior to traveling the Beartooth Highway and then into Yellowstone. The B&B is just a short drive out of red Lodge, so very convenient to shops and restaurants. It is right on the main road and has good signage. Debbie and her daughter Sarah were very welcoming and offered to help with suggestions about things to do or restaurants. There is a large common area with lots of games available as well as outdoor space and a hot tub. We had a room with two queen beds. The room was bright and spacious and very comfortable. Wi-Fi was excellent. The bathroom also was bright with a nice vanity and shower with good water pressure. Breakfast was served in the large dining area at 8 AM. There was excellent coffee, sausage, scrambled eggs, and various breakfast pastries— a very enjoyable experience breakfasting with other travelers. We would definitely stay here again if we returned to that charming town of Red Lodge.

Great location! Close to town for dining. Great starting point for driving the beartooth highway. Clean and comfortable lodging. Nice patio for morning coffee where we listened to wolves howl. Family suite was nice with one small bathroom.

I planned the stay for friends I was taking to Yellowstone, but wanted them to experience one of the most beautiful drives in America - Beartooth Mountain drive from Red Lodge to Cooke City. Debbie was so helpful making plans for our stay, even accommodating special bed requests. The Inn was beautiful, the rooms roomy and comfortable, and we enjoyed a lovely breakfast before starting our journey over the mountain to Yellowstone. Debbie made the visit at the Inn very nice. I want to plan a longer stay next time and have a change to enjoy the picturesque town of Red Lodge.

I never stay at Bed & Breakfasts...I'm so happy I discovered this inn! The room I stayed in was spacious and private, and my host Debbie accommodated all of my groups' requests. Coose this inn as a perfect place to stay @ the Northeast entrance to Yellowstone.

This is a wonderful B&B. The room was spacious and charming. Debbie, the owner, was a delightful hostess. She accommodated all of our requests and made us feel right at home. Breakfast was made by her as we ate and we could visit with other guests. I would definitely return!

The Inn on the Beartooth was a lovely, friendly and clean B&B. Debbie, the host, couldn’t have been more accommodating. She gave us excellent recommendations for dinner and things to do around Red Lodge. A visit to the Carbon County Historic Society & Museum was an unexpected treat. At the Inn we enjoyed the hot tub and watching the deers graze in the early morning hours.

We stayed for two nights. We initially had higher expectations for the place given the location, way it was advertised, and the price per night; however, I quickly started having concerns as soon as I pulled in the very tight driveway and parking area. I was rather shocked to see a "dead vehicle" sitting in the yard just off the very weedy graveled parking area. The parking lot is not really suited for larger full size trucks. It is more suited for compact cars. Some guests had to park in the grass of the front yard on the last night. The yard is all grown up in a "natural" look per the owner, which I appreciate; however, it is not a good look. The owner/management treated us very well and we were promptly checked in. I made mental notes of some of the maintenance issues I encountered. Our room did not lock securely. Ony the bottom lock worked and it would have been really easy to pick the lock with a credit card as the door was very loose, even when "locked". The breakfast was average to below average for a "Bed and Breakfast". We opted not to eat breakfast the second morning and went into town. The back deck has a jacuzzi tub but we did not use it. The deck needs a lot of maintenance. The screen door was falling off (later fixed) and there are rotting boards that need replaced on the deck. Our room had a VERY loud exhaust fan. We would probably not stay there again at the price being asked. Disappointed.

I stayed with my husband and two teenage daughters in Aug 2024 as a stopover between Yellowstone and Mt Rushmore and loved the experience. The Inn is very cozy and welcoming with spacious, clean rooms and a lovely, homey and Western (but still modern) feel. It has a hot tub (!) and is also only a 5 min drive to Red Lodge, which has multiple dining options, shops and free parking. (We really enjoyed our dinner at the Red Lodge Pizza Co.) Also, Debbie was great - friendly and helpful without being overbearing. I would definitely recommend a stay here.