Where to Stay in Butte, Montana
Butte, Montana is a great basecamp for fishing. Within an hour’s drive, you can be casting on the banks of the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Jefferson, Clark Fork, Little Blackfoot rivers, and Rock Creek. Hiking the Pintlers, visiting the Mining Museum, or attending one of the many festivals held here. Whether you are in Butte for the night or several, there is much to do.
Average per/night
$350
4000 Sq. Ft.
3-Bedrooms / 2.5 Bathrooms
Sleeps 6
No Pets
Luxury Home with Stunning Mountain and a Golf Course View
This is a must-see property in the Heart of Western Montana. Enjoy all Montana has to offer with Golf, fishing, hunting, skiing, biking, and hiking literally out your back door. This newly renovated upscale property includes a hot-tub, covered patio, outdoor bbq, soak tub, two fireplaces, formal dining room, and amazing views from every room in the house. Whether you prefer an action-packed weekend enjoying all Montana has to offer or just want to soak in the views, this property has everything you need.
Charming Butte Bungalow Property ID #623523
Enjoy your stay at our well-cared-for and updated family home with two bedrooms and one and one-half baths. The front porch features mountain top views and the kitchen window has a great view of Montana Tech. Summertime ‘porching’ is very relaxing and the home is within walking distance to Uptown Butte if you like a bit of a workout. There are several golf courses in the area including Old Works Golf Course in Anaconda and for winter fun Discovery Ski basin is about one hour away.
The Miner’s Hotel is a boutique hotel located in historic uptown Butte and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. The current building was built in 1913 as the Miner’s Savings and Trust Co. The bank occupied the ground floor office until the 1960’s. Upstairs Lawrence and Katherine Graves were the longtime proprietors of the Miner’s Bank Block Furnished Rooms. In 1930, among their thirty-five lodgers were an architect, an actress, a teacher, miners, and salesman. Also, curiously lodged under the same roof were government Prohibition agent Carrol Olson and declared bootlegger Henry Allexis. This award-winning hotel is the place to stay when in uptown Butte. NOTE: All rooms are upstairs – a bellhop will handle your luggage.