Resorts in Montana, United States – from €

Big Sky

Big Sky Resort Village Center

Bigfork

Flathead Lake Resort

Billings

Big Horn Resort, An Ascend Collection Hotel

Columbia Falls

North Forty Resort Meadow Lake Resort & Condos

Hungry Horse

Beargrass Lodging & Rv Resort

Lakeside

Peaceful Bay Getaway

Polson

Kwataqnuk Resort & Casino

West Glacier

Great Northern Resort

Best hotels in Montana

Based on guest reviews over the last 12 months

Relaxation in Nature:

Meadow Lake Resort & Condos

Family Fun and Adventure:

Big Horn Resort, An Ascend Collection Hotel

Scenic Lakeside Retreat:

Flathead Lake Resort

Luxury Ski Getaway:

Big Sky Resort Village Center

Cultural Casino Experience:

Kwataqnuk Resort & Casino

Outdoor Exploration Base:

Great Northern Resort

FAQs about hotels in Montana

To know more about places to stay in Montana, read these 4 answers to FAQs.

Which hotel in Montana offers the best views?

For stunning views, consider the Big Sky Resort Village Center, which boasts panoramic mountain vistas. The Great Northern Resort is also known for its scenic views of the surrounding landscapes.

What are the most family-friendly hotels in Montana?

The Big Horn Resort, An Ascend Collection Hotel, is popular for families due to its indoor water park and spacious suites. The Meadow Lake Resort & Condos also offers great family-oriented amenities including a playground and spacious accommodations.

Which hotels are best for couples seeking a romantic getaway?

Beargrass Lodging & RV Resort provides a peaceful setting perfect for couples. Kwataqnuk Resort & Casino offers romantic lake views and dining options that cater to couples.

What are the cheapest hotel options in Montana?

The most affordable accommodation is typically found at the North Forty Resort, with rates starting at around $99 per night depending on the season. More upscale properties like the Flathead Lake Resort can range from $140 and up.

Key Hotel Insights for Montana Travelers

This guide provides essential information about nine hotels across Montana, focusing on specifics such as pricing, peak seasons, and proximity to attractions to help travelers make informed booking decisions.

Typical nightly rates range from $100 to $250 USD.

There are 9 notable hotels evaluated in Montana.

Peak travel seasons are June to August and December.

Local taxes and fees average around 8% to 10%.

Most hotels are within 30 km of Glacier National Park.