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| Yodeler Motel |
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601 S. Broadway
Red Lodge, Montana 59068
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$55.00
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The Yodeler Motel, in beautiful Red Lodge, Montana, is a great place to begin your western adventure. Only three blocks from the famous historic downtown of Red Lodge. There are year round activities to enjoy in the Red Lodge area. Great skiing is only 5 miles away at Red Lodge Mountain Ski Area in the winter.In the summer enjoy excellent fishing and hiking in the Beartooth Mountains or drive the magnificent Beartooth Pass, the NE entrance to Yellowstone National Park.
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| Lupine Inn Red Lodge |
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702 S. Hauser (Mailing Box 30)
Red Lodge, Montana 59068
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$64.69
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In the shadow of the majestic Beartooth Mountains is the scenic resort town of Red Lodge, offering an abundance of recreational opportunities, celebrations and special events year round. In winter, enjoy downhill and cross country skiing. Summer brings trout fishing in cool mountain streams, and wilderness hiking through the mountains. The Lupine Inn welcomes you to stay with us while enjoying this beautiful area. An attractive motel with comfortable guest rooms, indoor pool and spa, game room,
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| Comfort Inn Red Lodge |
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612 North Broadway
Red Lodge, Montana 59068
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$79.99
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Yellowstone Park via Beartooth Highway or the Historic Chief Joseph Scenic Byway.While in Red Lodge enjoy our indoor pool and hot tub. All rooms have pillow top beds, refrigerators and microwaves, 27 inch flat screen T.V. with DVD/VCR, coffee makers, hair dryers, irons, ironing boards and free wireless internet. Guests will also enjoy the free deluxe continental breakfast and chocolate chip cookies in the evening. The Hotel is walking distance to Historic downtown Red Lodge's shops, restaurants
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| The Pollard Hotel |
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2 North Broadway
Red Lodge, Montana 59068
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$86.00
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The Pollard is a historic hotel located in the former mining town of Red Lodge, Montana, at the edge of the Rockies and Yellowstone National Park. Red Lodge offers you year-round opportunities for outdoor activities, and The Pollard offers you a base for these activities or simply a place for a short getaway. The hotel that served Buffalo Bill Cody, Calamity Jane and other western legends reopened in 1994 after a complete restoration. Since then its old-fashioned comfort, modern conveniences,
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