DO NOT STAY HERE! Unless, of course you want the run around, then Microtel Bozeman, MT is the place to stay. We arrived expecting 2 queens beds for our party of four. Well they only reserved a room with one queen bed then blamed it on new staff. No other rooms were available. This would not have been so bad... More

The staff here is great, from the front desk staff to the guest room attendants, they were all awsome (except management, keep reading), and it is actually a nice quiet place to stay in if you're working in Bozeman and don't want too many noisy neighbors. I stayed at the Marriott over Thanksgiving weekend when the Wife came out to... More

We actually live in Bozeman but every few months we like to rent the honeymoon suite at a hotel to relax and watch tv and just get away. We had plans to go out of town but cancelled at the last minute so we found this, and we were assured by the counter person that it was the top of... More

Stayed here for two nights for sports tournament. The price of hotel rooms in Bozeman can be very expensive for just a regular room. We travel many weekends for sports so we appreciate a good deal when we get it. This is a small very basic hotel, no frills what so ever. They do have a very minimal all carb... More

Bozeman is frequently overbooked and expensive. Microtel offers one of the best choices in town for good accommodations, good location and good value. The rooms are clean, the service great. This location on North 7th is near the excellent fly shop Rivers Edge where you can get A-1 guide service and tons of good fly fishing advice, plus all the... More

This would be a great choice for a room in Bozeman if you don't need to spend much time there. We were overnight for a sports tournament and booked a single queen room. There was a queen bed, small wall desk and a window seat. The bathroom had a tub/shower combo--soap but not shampoo, etc. The bed was comfortable (pillows... More

We took a road trip in Sept/Oct of 2011 and stayed at seven different hotels. The prices ranged from $67 to $145 a night. The Best Western Plus were the best value, as they were in good repair and clean. They also had a continental breakfast that compared to the higher priced stays. Here is how I would rate this... More

Bought a One Night's stay at a fundraiser, and the management refused to honor the gift certificate. Slow season request even!

We spent one night here on our way to Mammoth in Yellowstone. First we had small misunderstanding when they have given us room keys but the room was not ready yet. So they gave us free upgrade to two queen bed. The room was big and clean . The beds were comfortable. The hotel has a nice indoor pool and... More