Bitterroot Fishing Access Sites

Places to Stay

Ravalli County Tourism Business Improvement District

Chances are, if you’re coming to the Bitterroot Valley, you’re going to stay and play for a few days. No matter the time of year, there’s an endless array of things to do and see, especially as our small towns lead to big adventures. Whether you choose to hike the area’s highest peak, walk through history or relax at local hot springs, you’re going to want a comfortable place to lay your head at the end of the day. And with accommodations that include hotels, motels, cabins, ranch stays, guest homes and bed-and-breakfasts, there’s no shortage of options.

With the filming of Yellowstone at Chief Joseph Ranch, cabins and ranch stays have become a popular choice. From a full-service guest ranch with cabin accommodations to riverside cottages and forested settings, here are a few places ideal for cabin stays: ABC acres, Alta Ranch, Anglers Lodge and Cabins, Bitterroot Cabins, East Fork House, Rye Creek Lodge, The Harlan Cabin, Travellers Rest Cabin and RV Park, Triple Creek Ranch and Wilderness Spirit Cabins.

For stays that include cozy rooms and made-fresh breakfasts, there are several bed-and-breakfasts that are ideal for a relaxing stay, including Bitterroot River Bed & Breakfast, Bitterroot River Ranch Bed and Breakfast and The Moraine B&B.

Additional lodging can be found at Bitterroot River Inn, City Center, Motel 6 – Hamilton, Mountain Spirit Inn and Quality Inn. A full list of lodging throughout the 96-mile-long valley can be found at www.visitbitterrootvalley.com/lodging.