Guest house a Montana occidentale

“Super wonderful host and the property was sweet and quiet. Had an amazing stay! ”

“Nice property, wish we knew about the stairs. I am handicapped and had a very hard time. ”

“This was the most amazing stay! It was absolutely stunning with a view of the mountains in every direction. The neighborhood is quiet, and there is a lovely creek by the place that was so serene and tranquil. Clint and Mona are amazing hosts: so kind and generous. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! ”

“Just the basics here, but hey, it's a historic town! Everything was clean and well maintained.”

“Impressed with how clean the property was. Very quaint and peaceful place to stay”

“My husband and I had Room 1. The room was small - big enough for a double bed and a chair - but that added to the charm of an old historic building. The air conditioning was WONDERFUL - it was 96 degrees outside and our room was almost cold. The bed was comfortable, and there were chairs on the porch where you could sit and read or do whatever. Check-in was a breeze. We stayed 3 nights and if we were to go back to Virginia City, we'd stay here again.”

“Very walkable to everything. Clean. Good WiFi.”

“Such a cute place! So quiet and peaceful. Everything we needed”

“This was a highly disappointing experience—we didn't even end up staying the night. Upon check-in, we were informed that the property had run out of heaters for the tents. While inconvenient, we were prepared to make do. However, we were then told that the nearest restroom to our tent—which was already quite a walk away—would likely be closed for several hours because it was "full." We were also advised that the food truck canteen, which serves coffee and breakfast in the mornings, would likely...

“Warm, well lit, hot water, spacious, extremely well appointed and the kitchen had all the cookind”

“We had a tent in the middle of a cow pasture and woke up to cows, moving and bumping into our tent every morning. The shared trailer bathroom facilities were always dirty, the chain pull to release water that was on demand was very limited, and the water was freezing. Sometimes you would get, a short flow of warm water. If this is a definition of glamping, I never want to glamp again. ”