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10 Top-Rated Hostels hotel in Montana
No matter where you look in Montana, you’ll find unspoiled nature, charming small towns and relaxing hospitality. Explore Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, then hit the road to discover more natural wonders. You can hike, bike or horseback ride through rugged mountain landscapes, fly-fish blue ribbon trout streams, paddle scenic rivers and lakes, or spend winter days carving fresh powder at ski resorts — then end your day wandering a vibrant main street or relaxing in a cozy lodge.
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1. Shady Spruce Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 320 reviews
We stand as one of Missoula's best kept affordable downtown lodging secrets - an efficient homey space where travelers can meet, greet, plan or relax. Amenities included 24 hr. electronic access, private rooms & dorms, sunny hammocks, always-fresh linens, towels & duvets, an in-house travel bureau, speedy WIFI, computer lounge, 2 stocked kitchens, cozy courtyard, nearby trailheads, complimentary cruiser bikes, barbecue and seasonal outdoor cinema. Give us a call or drop an email to inquire about available tours and shuttles!
Comfortable and clean!
Reviewed By emilyoung3I had an amazing stay here! It was spotlessly clean, the beds were so comfortable, and they had thoughtful touches that make travelers feel at home. I had all the privacy I would want, which is more than you would ever expect at a hostel. The location is fantastic, within walking distance of everything you would need downtown. And the price is remarkable! Stay here!!
2. Hostelling International - Brownies Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Welcome to Brownies, our quaint, rustic hostel in East Glacier Park, just 8 miles from the Two Medicine entrance to Glacier National Park. The historic 1908 log building houses a bakery, cafe, deli and general store on the main floor and a hostel on the second. Come to rest after a long day of hiking, make some new friends, and wake up each morning to the smell of fresh-baked cinnamon rolls and lattes downstairs. There are men and women's dorms and three types of private rooms available: rooms with 1 queen bed which sleep 2; a room with two twin beds; and two family rooms which sleep four. Guests have access to our men's and women's bathrooms, kitchen, and common living spaces, including an upstairs porch overlooking the majestic Rockies. Welcome to Brownies!
quite good
Reviewed By ELKWwe stayed here for the second time, we went the Glacier national park for 2 times, and both 2 times, we booked the hostel there to stay for a night. We booked a quad room, so our family can sleep in the room, the hostel offer private room for people to book, the price is reasonable, the amenities are simply but enough, they provided the lining for you, but you have to take it out when you check-out the room. There is a bakery shop downstairs, you can buy food, snacks there, we bought some ice-cream after dinner. There is a kitchen, you can cook, a comment room, you can chit-chat with others. There is shared bathroom and restroom, but also has s newer bathroom and restroom at the other end, for those newer one, it's one toilet in one room, or one shower in one room. The staffs are friendly. But people may get up very early in the morning, so you may hear the people walking sound in 5am.
3. North Fork Hostel and Square Peg Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Quaint spot tucked away across from Glacier N.P.
Reviewed By JohnBakerTNMy wife and I rode our mountain tandem bike over Whitefish Divide and camped at the North Fork Hostel. I emailed Oliver the day before that we were coming and he told us to make ourselves at home as he would be home from work after 5:30. We showered (quickly), pitched our tent and took in the area before Oliver arrived. The hostel is off the grid. Solar power. Propane gas. Outhouses. If you look beyond the rough edges, Polebridge is a gem of a place to visit. At night, we were at the saloon in town as the sun and moon finally set. There are not many outside lights in Polebridge. It was a clear night and the stars came alive. My wife who is visually impaired could actually make out stars and the Milky Way. Of all of the nights on our cycling adventure, that was the most magical. The North Fork Hostel is very very cyclist friendly.
4. Pintler's Portal Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
New in fall 2021, Anaconda's Pintler's Portal Hostel provides niche accomocation for people who value adventure, affordability and community. An exquisite lounge and kitchen for guest use, coin-operated laundry and unique Montana retail compliment the modestly-priced dormitory style sleeping (up to 4 people in 2 bunks per room), this hostel offers. Located in downtown Anaconda with access to the Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness Area, Discovery Ski Basin, and Continental Divide Trail. Hiking the trail, partiipating in community events, skiing the basin or exploring Montana, Pintler's Portal Hostel is Your Base Camp to all the area has to offer.
Excellent place to stay!
Reviewed By jeremywY9885JNWe stopped in to shop 5518 Designs and also got a tour of the Hostel. The staff was completely outstanding and friendly. The Hostel itself was beautiful and looks like a cozy, safe and wonderful place to stay. 5518 has some really nice items for sale that are really unique. Definitely a top notch establishment!
5. River Rock Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Spacious hostel with 6 single beds in bunk room and a private room with king sized bed. Common kitchen, comfortable living space with gas fireplace, and 2 full bathrooms. Large outdoor area, mountain views, easy walking distance to local amenities, close to airport and train depot, shuttle service available with advance notice. Can rent out part/whole building for large groups or more private setting. Newly restored.
LOVED IT!
Reviewed By Heather GWe went up there on a girls trip, all 9 of us and it was great! We all loved the bunk beds and it was nice that it had two bathrooms. We brought our own food and there was a fridge so we could store it in. The only thing that we wished it had was and oven, the toaster oven was nice though.
6. Backpacker's Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
The Backpacker's Inn consists of 3 cabins in the backyard of Serranoâs Mexican Restaurant. The cabins are dorm style (thereâs other people in the same room with you). Thereâs a coed/menâs cabin with 8 bunks, a womenâs cabin with 6 bunks and one private cabin with a queen bed. Each cabin has its own bathroom with a shower. The Mexican Restaurant is open daily 5:00pm - 10:00pm. Located on the Blackfoot Indian reservation and the edge of Glacier National Park. East Glacier has much to offer. Excellent fishing, hiking, tours through Glacier, Indian Days and rodeos"
Great Value
Reviewed By praiseGodcolumbiaMoWonderful basic no frills cabin in east glacier Montana. 3 nights were $168 including taxes. I had the private queen cabin. There was a private bath. Shower and toilet in one room and sink in the main room. There is no TV or Air conditioning, but AC is not needed as it was very cool in late July. Lovely fenced in area around restaurant and cabins that guests can use. The room was clean and met my needs. Cabin is directly behind Serrano Mexican restaurant. The restaurant is for sale, so I’m not sure what will happen to this property.
7. Bozeman Backpacker Hotel / Hostel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Classic Hostel in downtown Bozeman, MT. Shared and Private Accommadations. All showers and bathrooms are shared. Bring sleeping bag or rent sheets and blanket at additional cost. Laundry, free wifi, ski locker and small kitchenette.
Main St. in Bozeman is busy but one can look online @ Streamline a free shuttle service to allow one to travel fare free
Reviewed By 2liberty41Haven't stayed there but have resided in Bozeman 34 years. The public library is a great service as to what is happening with the free computers & Fare free Streamline bus service. On the weekends they give free rides quite late if one wants to go bar hopping or find a lovely dinner venue.
8. R Heart Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Our family enjoyed our stay at R Heart Lodge!
Reviewed By jbammMy family stayed at the R Heart Lodge in June 2016. We were running far behind "schedule" due to driving through the BigHorn Mountains, and there was no way we were going to make it to our Yellowstone lodging that night. I was praying we'd find something available in Red Lodge, and I lucked out by finding R Heart Lodge. Rick answered our call about 9PM, and made arrangements to let us in fairly late at night. We arrived about 11PM, and Rick made us feel very welcome! We admired the unique log beams, stayed up and chatted for a bit, before crashing in bunks in one of the "family rooms". The next morning I raided our cooler, and made an egg scramble breakfast in the main kitchen, which was easy to work in because Rick had labelled all of the cabinets so you could easily find stuff. Then I got showered up while Rick and another guest were playing games with my husband and our two teenage boys. We only stayed the one night, but felt like we had made some new friends!
9. Whitefish Hostel & Super Sisters Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
The Whitefish Hostel and Super Sisters Cafe is owned and operated by two sisters, Lynon and Kirtlye Lohof. Located downtown Whitefish just 7 miles from the base of Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort and 30 miles from Glacier National Park! Offering memory foam beds, free wifi, a cozy lounge, front deck and backyard with a fire pit, guests will feel at home here. Saving money on your lodging while vacationing is a great way to be able to take full advantage of the adventures to be had in the great state of Montana! The hostel also has an in-house vegetarian cafe available to the guests and open to the public. The cafe offers vegan/gluten free soups daily, delicious salads, fresh juice, plant-based protein smoothies, raw and baked goods, grab and go and more!
one of a kind hostel
Reviewed By worldcollegeLoved this friendly, comfy, and artfully furnished place. Stayed here with my tween daughter for one night and we so enjoyed it. Lynon and Kirtlye arranged so that we could stay in the 4-bed room with other females. The beds were very comfy and the bathroom area was super clean. In the morning there was excellent coffee/tea and homemade banana bread offered in the sunny front parlor. We wanted to spend some time at Whitefish Lake and the sisters lent us beach towels to use and offered the use of the showers after the formal check out time. Also, they have the sweetest dog ever, who loves to play fetch!
10. Treasure State Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Dumpy, mildewy, and noisy
Reviewed By wendysA1667DUThis hostel could use some serious TLC. There is no air flow after you walk down the entry stairs. The carpeting is old and filthy, and the whole place smells like mildew and marijuana. Sleeping is basically out of the question because the walls are paper thin, allowing the sound of every snore and squeaky box spring to travel into your ears. The showers have hairballs, and the fan in my room was broken. About the only good thing was that my sheets seemed to have been recently washed.
