Hotels With Swimming Pools in Montana, United States

We stayed twice in April - going to and from the grandkids. The first stay was fine - although odd half size pillows prompted my wife to buy regular ones for the trip back, but there were normal pillows on the way back. On the way back were were disappointed with 1) left over sox in drawer, 2) half eaten stinky salad in the fridge, 3) placed next to another room with a dog and a pass door - our dog was trying to understand the dog smells for an hour or two....but most concerning of all, 4) during the evening and taking the dog out, we found 3 external doors which were propped open. We did not appreciate that from a safety standpoint. It's too bad since we really like the pet policy at the Kelly Inn....but we have to feel safe at our age!

Would stay here again for sure

We were looking for an inexpensive room for our 2 day visit to Kalispell! By far the cheapest hotel and while you get what you pay for our stay was not bad. The room was dated and showed wear and tear but it was clean and the beds were comfortable. It came with a microwave, mini fridge and a small kitchen table if you wished to eat in your room. Continental breakfast was included. Over-all our stay was okay and we spent our money on what matters…the tourist experiences in Kalispell.

We stayed here for 3 nights. The hotel common areas were immaculate and someone was always cleaning. The rooms in the courtyard area were very big and had a lot of space for us to open 3 suitcases. The carpet should be pulled up and a floor should be laid down. This would help make the room look more modern and clean. There used to be a pool and a hot tub, but theybhave been replaced with a sitting area and outdoor fitness equipment. I appreciate the layout of this hotel as it gave me old school vibes (I've stayed in hotels with the courtyard layout in Hawaii and Key West). All in all it was a decent stay and the room served its purpose. The breakfast was outstanding it was a hot breakfast buffet served by very quick-moving and efficient ladies. The weird thing was that you only get two breakfasts included with your room. We were a family of four so I had to pay $10 per person for the other two meals. There are a few other things that would improve the rating of this hotel they don't provide a soap dish for your soap, there is no place to fill up your water bottles with cold water (my daughter was told to use the faucet in our room), they do not provide any conditioner for your hair, there was no refrigerator or microwave in the room (we literally filled up the garbage pail with ice to submerge our drinks), the workers are not very friendly and most don't speak English, there are signs all over the place telling you what NOT to do (don't fill up your coolers with ice, don't touch the coffee machine). I understand that certain things need to be communicated but the tone of the notes could have been more kind. This was a decent hotel and the price was very fair considering that most hotels in the area all seemed to be the same motel style. If you stay here l, just be sure to bring conditioner and ask for a room withba fridge.

Grey Wolf Inn is a terrific place with helpful, accommodating staff. It is in an excellent location within walking distance of numerous shops and restaurants in West Yellowstone. We found our room to be clean and the inn well maintained. The breakfast bar is excellent with abundant selections of foods to choose from, and they provide smores kits for use with their fire pit during the evening. This was the perfect place to come back to after full days in Yellowstone. Also, the Grizzly and Wolf exhibit across the street from the inn is not to be missed.

Exactly what I was looking for: minimalistic, clean and a comfy bed. The receptionists were also very kind and accommodating. Also, what a nice little town. I was able to walk over to crackle barrel for dinner and then I walked around the neighborhood: smiling friendly people everywhere

The Super 8 is located right on the main road through town on US Highway 212, not far from the northeast entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Check-in was just about possible at reception shortly before 8 p.m., but those arriving later had to look for their name on an envelope with the key card on the board. The hotel is quite old and does not really have a comfortable atmosphere. The room and bathroom were clean, however. The access door at the back of the building could only be leaned ajar and was thus open all night. The staff was distant and avoided eye contact. Very limited selection at breakfast. Wifi, however, was better and more stable than ”threatened” at check-in.

Rooms were clean and comfortable. In room Keurig machine. But-- the staff really shined when the day after Christmas one of our car's tires went from a slow leak to flat. The night crew let the morning crew aware of our predicament. The one main auto shop was closed for a holiday break. Chester the maintenance man located a compressor and located a local who ran a small mechanic's shop. We filled the tire so I could drive the 2 blocks to the shop. Bill the mechanic was able to get the flat fixed. O yeah--all this happening when it was 10 deg. outside. Kudos to Samantha, Allison, Nathaniel, Chester, and one other nice woman whose name I didn't catch but her daughter is friends with the mechanic's daughter. Gardiner's population is less than 1,000 and the nearest bigger town is 50+ miles away so we were glad to get our car back on the road. Gardiner is at the North Gate of Yellowstone. Lodging in the park can be nearly impossible during tourist season. This would be a great place to stay just outside the park. Very pet friendly. Nice areas to walk our Corgi who also made friends with all the staff. Just a reminder to all pet owners---Please pick up.....

Last month we were with a group and fortunately our director had chosen Yellowstone West Gate Hotel for our lodging . I feel it necessary to praise two members of the staff. Karla Salinas was friendly, gracious and extremely helpful. One day I remained back at the hotel while our group went to their destination. At mid day I had wanted to go to the bear and wolf center but did not have transportation........Karla to the rescue. She arranged for me to have transportation. Also must praise another employee, Judy. She was very pleasant, professional and ready to assist the guests. All in all, the Yellowstone West Gate Hotel can be proud of their staff.

The location of the hotel is ideal to get into Yellowstone Park. The room was clean and updated. The staff was very friendly. You can park and just walk to the center of town to shop and eat. Have a fridge and microwave is also convenient. The climate control also worked well.

We stayed here for 3 nights. The hotel common areas were immaculate and someone was always cleaning. The rooms in the courtyard area were very big and had a lot of space for us to open 3 suitcases. The carpet should be pulled up and a floor should be laid down. This would help make the room look more modern and clean. There used to be a pool and a hot tub, but theybhave been replaced with a sitting area and outdoor fitness equipment. I appreciate the layout of this hotel as it gave me old school vibes (I've stayed in hotels with the courtyard layout in Hawaii and Key West). All in all it was a decent stay and the room served its purpose. The breakfast was outstanding it was a hot breakfast buffet served by very quick-moving and efficient ladies. The weird thing was that you only get two breakfasts included with your room. We were a family of four so I had to pay $10 per person for the other two meals. There are a few other things that would improve the rating of this hotel they don't provide a soap dish for your soap, there is no place to fill up your water bottles with cold water (my daughter was told to use the faucet in our room), they do not provide any conditioner for your hair, there was no refrigerator or microwave in the room (we literally filled up the garbage pail with ice to submerge our drinks), the workers are not very friendly and most don't speak English, there are signs all over the place telling you what NOT to do (don't fill up your coolers with ice, don't touch the coffee machine). I understand that certain things need to be communicated but the tone of the notes could have been more kind. This was a decent hotel and the price was very fair considering that most hotels in the area all seemed to be the same motel style. If you stay here l, just be sure to bring conditioner and ask for a room withba fridge.

Grey Wolf Inn is a terrific place with helpful, accommodating staff. It is in an excellent location within walking distance of numerous shops and restaurants in West Yellowstone. We found our room to be clean and the inn well maintained. The breakfast bar is excellent with abundant selections of foods to choose from, and they provide smores kits for use with their fire pit during the evening. This was the perfect place to come back to after full days in Yellowstone. Also, the Grizzly and Wolf exhibit across the street from the inn is not to be missed.

Last month we were with a group and fortunately our director had chosen Yellowstone West Gate Hotel for our lodging . I feel it necessary to praise two members of the staff. Karla Salinas was friendly, gracious and extremely helpful. One day I remained back at the hotel while our group went to their destination. At mid day I had wanted to go to the bear and wolf center but did not have transportation........Karla to the rescue. She arranged for me to have transportation. Also must praise another employee, Judy. She was very pleasant, professional and ready to assist the guests. All in all, the Yellowstone West Gate Hotel can be proud of their staff.

The location of the hotel is ideal to get into Yellowstone Park. The room was clean and updated. The staff was very friendly. You can park and just walk to the center of town to shop and eat. Have a fridge and microwave is also convenient. The climate control also worked well.

We stayed for one night at the Holiday Inn in West Yellowstone. We wanted a location close to Yellowstone so we could get an early start in the park. The room we got was a two bedroom suite with a king bed, queen bed, and living space. My one complaint was I wish it had a second bathroom though that was a minor issue. The beds were great and the entire hotel was clean. The decor around the hotel was fitting for the area giving it a unique feel. I enjoyed the stay and will consider staying here again on future trips to the area!

The city is not big, the hotel is not in the city center, close to the highway, McDonald's is opposite, there is a pizzeria not far from the car, there is no public laundry facilities, laundry is not convenient, breakfast is simple, bread, coffee, and meat Sausage is enough, I think it's OK as an airport transit hotel

Near the west gate of Yellowstone Park, in the town of West Yellowstone, the hotel has large rooms, large beds, and is clean and tidy. The breakfast is OK, with freshly made American muffins, fried eggs, coffee, etc., which are definitely filling. There are also some restaurants around the hotel, such as McDonald's and Chinese restaurants. As a hotel in a tourist area, it is clean and tidy, and comes with breakfast. The price-performance ratio is still good, recommended 👍

Ctrip wrote that there is no free breakfast but a free breakfast at the nearby gray wolf hotel. The two-bedroom cottage is very spacious. There is a fire at the door and there is a free marshmallow to roast. Checkin's place is not very easy to find, actually in the Yellowstone park hotel.

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 here for 3 nights. The hotel common areas were immaculate and someone was always cleaning. The rooms in the courtyard area were very big and had a lot of space for us to open 3 suitcases. The carpet should be pulled up and a floor should be laid down. This would help make the room look more modern and clean. There used to be a pool and a hot tub, but theybhave been replaced with a sitting area and outdoor fitness equipment. I appreciate the layout of this hotel as it gave me old school vibes (I've stayed in hotels with the courtyard layout in Hawaii and Key West). All in all it was a decent stay and the room served its purpose. The breakfast was outstanding it was a hot breakfast buffet served by very quick-moving and efficient ladies. The weird thing was that you only get two breakfasts included with your room. We were a family of four so I had to pay $10 per person for the other two meals. There are a few other things that would improve the rating of this hotel they don't provide a soap dish for your soap, there is no place to fill up your water bottles with cold water (my daughter was told to use the faucet in our room), they do not provide any conditioner for your hair, there was no refrigerator or microwave in the room (we literally filled up the garbage pail with ice to submerge our drinks), the workers are not very friendly and most don't speak English, there are signs all over the place telling you what NOT to do (don't fill up your coolers with ice, don't touch the coffee machine). I understand that certain things need to be communicated but the tone of the notes could have been more kind. This was a decent hotel and the price was very fair considering that most hotels in the area all seemed to be the same motel style. If you stay here l, just be sure to bring conditioner and ask for a room withba fridge.

Grey Wolf Inn is a terrific place with helpful, accommodating staff. It is in an excellent location within walking distance of numerous shops and restaurants in West Yellowstone. We found our room to be clean and the inn well maintained. The breakfast bar is excellent with abundant selections of foods to choose from, and they provide smores kits for use with their fire pit during the evening. This was the perfect place to come back to after full days in Yellowstone. Also, the Grizzly and Wolf exhibit across the street from the inn is not to be missed.

Last month we were with a group and fortunately our director had chosen Yellowstone West Gate Hotel for our lodging . I feel it necessary to praise two members of the staff. Karla Salinas was friendly, gracious and extremely helpful. One day I remained back at the hotel while our group went to their destination. At mid day I had wanted to go to the bear and wolf center but did not have transportation........Karla to the rescue. She arranged for me to have transportation. Also must praise another employee, Judy. She was very pleasant, professional and ready to assist the guests. All in all, the Yellowstone West Gate Hotel can be proud of their staff.

The location of the hotel is ideal to get into Yellowstone Park. The room was clean and updated. The staff was very friendly. You can park and just walk to the center of town to shop and eat. Have a fridge and microwave is also convenient. The climate control also worked well.

We stayed for one night at the Holiday Inn in West Yellowstone. We wanted a location close to Yellowstone so we could get an early start in the park. The room we got was a two bedroom suite with a king bed, queen bed, and living space. My one complaint was I wish it had a second bathroom though that was a minor issue. The beds were great and the entire hotel was clean. The decor around the hotel was fitting for the area giving it a unique feel. I enjoyed the stay and will consider staying here again on future trips to the area!

Near the west gate of Yellowstone Park, in the town of West Yellowstone, the hotel has large rooms, large beds, and is clean and tidy. The breakfast is OK, with freshly made American muffins, fried eggs, coffee, etc., which are definitely filling. There are also some restaurants around the hotel, such as McDonald's and Chinese restaurants. As a hotel in a tourist area, it is clean and tidy, and comes with breakfast. The price-performance ratio is still good, recommended 👍

Ctrip wrote that there is no free breakfast but a free breakfast at the nearby gray wolf hotel. The two-bedroom cottage is very spacious. There is a fire at the door and there is a free marshmallow to roast. Checkin's place is not very easy to find, actually in the Yellowstone park hotel.

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 parking lot is really a lot of empty seats. There is a hot water bottle. There is a humidifier. There are actually Apple TV and Netflix! I feel very VIP treatment and I don't know why the American quilt is a layer of sheets and a layer of sheets. But the owner who used the quilt will not run around. It is also very friendly. We recommend the surrounding restaurants and recommend it. The delicious meal is especially delicious. It also gives us a good map of the town. It is very inconvenient except that there is no elevator to pull the luggage.

It belongs to the type of motel, with a total of two floors. It is relatively large and has more rooms. It is easy to check in and check out. Free parking. The room is more compact, mainly because there is no wardrobe, there is a shelf next to the room where you can wash a few clothes. Two beds of about 1.5, can accommodate 4 people. The room I lived in was on the second floor without an elevator. My suitcase is small, so there is no inconvenience. Breakfast is simple, bread, milk, coffee, tea. Fried cheese chicken dan, hot and salty oat paste. You can eat without being picky. The location is good, there is a Chinese restaurant next to it: Honglian. There is also a medium-sized supermarket. It is about 10 minutes walk from the west entrance of Yellowstone Park.

Would stay here again for sure

We were looking for an inexpensive room for our 2 day visit to Kalispell! By far the cheapest hotel and while you get what you pay for our stay was not bad. The room was dated and showed wear and tear but it was clean and the beds were comfortable. It came with a microwave, mini fridge and a small kitchen table if you wished to eat in your room. Continental breakfast was included. Over-all our stay was okay and we spent our money on what matters…the tourist experiences in Kalispell.

The hotel is relatively new in the United States. The bed pillows are extremely comfortable.

Very clean! Staff were all very courteous! Close to eating in Whitefish, Kalispel and Columbia falls. Only 30 minutes to Glacier park West entrance. We would definitely stay here again!

Very good, kalispell is the largest city in northwestern Montana, with more than 20,000 people in the city. The hotel is located in the north of the city. It is convenient to eat and shop nearby. It is a pizza point, grilled with chopped wood, and many people taste good, and the two talents cost $25. The hotel is quiet and the family suite is very reasonable and feels warm. The pool is big and the breakfast is not bad. Free parking and wireless internet.

Love this place. Easy access to and from airport. Shuttle is very convinient! Breakfast is awesome!

Nice place and easy access to restaurants in area. Prices for rooms are reasonable.

I loved this little hotel middle in the city. I saw a lot of comments around before i booked that this hotel isn't be the best but i experienced it by myself and was amazed. I got a little room with balcony which was sadly not clean. I went to the office and got a new amazing room without problems in just some minutes. I was extend mx staying more then once and this always without problems. If you need anything everyone is open to help you there and always available. I forgot my card inside and no problems to get a new one, my problems with losing power in the room was handled fast at the main break. I felt like home from the start. Anytime again and i will. See ya soon❤