Sacajawea Hotel

One of the most amazing experiences on our Spring Break ghost town trip. We booked a room in the main hotel, but due to low bookings, we were upgraded to the bungalows.nnWe were a little disappointed at first, but then Alex (one of the managers) offered to give us a private tour of the third floor. He proceeded to give us the history of room 309 and the overall history of the hotel. His heart was in it and you could see he had a passion for the hotel. We are all so grateful for the hospitality and wonderful service. Thank you so much for the memories, my kids were so thrilled.

Historic hotel with tons of yesteryear charm. Excellent food & drink. Rooms are beautiful & beds are so comfortable. Lovely place to getaway!

Dinner with my daughter and her new finance celebrating their engagement. One of the best rib eye steak I have ever have. The coconut cream pie won the best dessert of the night. Excellent service and ask excellent meal for it special night out.

I’ve stayed here many times and each time was absolutely FABULOUS. Can’t say enough good things about this place!nBut on a side note I wanted to add that they are also just absolute angels. I was in Three Forks and needed to use wifi to download something and despite not even being open for the winter season yet- someone came to the door and let me jump on their WiFi free of charge. No questions asked. Great people, great establishment and arguably one of the best bars in MT in the basement. Love these folks!

Pompeys grill restaurant was great! Shoshone room in Sacajawea Hotel was very clean and quaint in its replicated furnishings. There were robes in the large shower/bathroom. Bed and pillows were comfy. This is an historic hotel in an historic area. Wonderful walking/biking paths close by.