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Booking Calendar
Our intuitive booking engine allows you to make one-time or ongoing reservations. Click the button below for a walkthrough and see how easy it is to use!
Check-in / Check-out
Choose your arrival and departure dates by clicking the arrive and depart input fields. A two month calendar pops up to show available dates.
Check-in / Check-out
For reservations less than a month, you can simply click the arrival date on the calendar followed by a second click to select your depart date. Special note: Grayed out dates show that no rooms/units are available for that date.
Guest Dropdown
Clicking on the guests dropdown menu will let you select the number of guests, children, and more for your reservation.
The Year Calendar
Clicking on the month dropdown menu switches you to the year calendar view; allowing you to quickly select a month in the future.
Switching Months
Clicking on the arrows to the right and left of the current month allows you to navigate months to make your reservation.
Select a room
Once you've selected a date for your stay, simply click on the "Book" button on the room/unit you would like to reserve. Some rooms/units may require a minimum length of stay. Please ensure that you are meeting any necessary requirements to complete your reservation.
Checkout
All rooms/units and retail items that you select will be displayed under "Your Reservation". This box allows you to remove a room/unit or retail item, enter a promotional code, start over, or complete your checkout.
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This room highlights the art and life of Montana's famous original cowboy artist. Russell's art captured the real old west in Eastern Montana style; wildlife, Indians, cowpunchers, military and outlaws-- all were subjects of Charlie's pen, paint and sculpture.
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The Corps of Discovery is the theme here; with maps, paintings and illustrations that document the expedition's time in Montana. Clark's return trip brought his contingent through the Miles City area in 1806 on the Yellowstone River. Eastern Montana has more of the Lewis & Clark trail (both westbound and eastbound) than any other place in the entire U.S.
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Decorated in the spirit of the Plains Indian culture, this room features art and artifacts that celebrate the life and times of famed Hunkpapa medicine man Sitting Bull—who frequented the Miles City area and the Yellowstone River plain. According to decendant Ernie LaPointe, Sitting bull was born south of Miles City, somewhere in the Pumpkin Creek watershed area.
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The George A. Custer Room commemorates the career of Lt. Colonel Custer, most notably his time in Eastern Montana. Custer and the 7th Cavalry came through the Miles City area twice: in 1873 and in 1876. Companies of the 7th under Custer's command fought Sioux and Cheyenne warriors in August of '73 on the north side of the Yellowstone River just west of modern Miles City. In 1876, Custer made his fateful march to the Little Bighorn and along the way, camped within what is now the city limits of Miles City, on the south bank of the Yellowstone.
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The Evelyn Cameron Honeymoon Suite is themed on the local notable British emigrant and photographer who made her home near Terry, Montana and documented Eastern Montana's homesteading families, ranchers and farmers. Evelyn's photographs recorded the tough and often rewarding life of the souls who endeavoured to scratch out a living on the prairie.
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