Montana Hotels

Stay far out at Montana hotels: Wide Open Spaces, Stunning Country

Our listings currently include more than 331 Hotels in Montana!

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With two of the country’s most stunning national parks – Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park – right near Montana hotels and many excellent ski resorts, a stay at Montana hotels is sure to be worth your while.

See Billings & Open Frontier from Montana Hotels

With a population of about 150,000, the Billings metropolitan area is the most populated urban area in this sparse state of less than one million inhabitants. Stay at Montana hotels and see the state’s vast open spaces.

At Montana hotels in Billings, experience great activities like authentic rodeos, great shopping at Billings Heights in historic downtown or dining at family style restaurants or brew pubs.

Montana Hotels: Gems, Fossils & Historic Battlefield

Billings is also home to great museums of palaeontology and geology right near many Montana hotels. See local fossil finds at the Judith River Dinosaur Institute or visit the annual Billings Gem and Mineral Show while staying at Montana hotels in the area during July and August.

You likely won’t want to miss out on a tour of the Little Bighorn battlefield, where General George Armstrong Custer made his last stand in 1876. See the National Cemetery, commemorative memorials and more at this 765-acre site when you visit from nearby Billings hotels in Montana.

Montana Hotels near Beautiful Glacier National Park

Visit Glacier National Park while staying at Montana hotels and see iconic wildlife like mountain goats along with geographical features like Red Rock Falls and Chief Mountain. The nearest city to the park is Kalispell, where you’ll find Montana hotels to stay at during your visit.

Drive the Going-to-the-Sun road along McDonald Valley inside Glacier National Park while visiting from hotels in MT. Head to Yellowstone National Park from Montana hotels and check out scenery like the Quake Lake, which was created 1959 after an earthquake and a landslide in the park.

Or visit the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail or the Nez Perce National Historic Park all while staying at Montana hotels.

Apart from sightseeing, hotels in Montana are great places for outdoor sports enthusiasts. Hiking is an option year-round, but the state is filled with great resorts and locations for skiing and winter sports.

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