Hotels in Billings, MT

Billings has a public bus service with set routes around the city. The main transit centers in West End and the downtown areas connect all routes. The city is well-serviced, so most neighborhoods and hotels in Billings are close to public transportation. Walking and cycling around the city is another option. Bikeways, trails, and parks are a great way to explore as well and the Billings Heritage Trails app is available to guide you. There is also a downloadable Bikeways and Trails tour map. Car rental is the most flexible way to see the surrounding areas. Car rental companies at the airport in Billings have plenty of options to choose from.

Business travelers usually opt to stay in one of the hotels with conference facilities and business amenities. Many of these centers are in the downtown area of Billings, which has become known as a conference destination. Whether you are first-time leisure travelers, couples, or returning travelers, you'll enjoy staying downtown or in West End. It's the easiest way to explore the city on foot. Both of these neighborhoods have plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. West End is also home to the Rimrock Mall. History lovers can visit the cultural attractions, such as the Moss Mansion. Most other attractions are located out of town, and you will need a rental car to see them. Book hotels in Billings through momondo.

Downtown attractions include The Yellowstone Art Museum, the Western Heritage Center, and the Alberta Bair Theater. The Rimrocks on the northern side of Billings offer impressive views of the area. Visit Zimmerman Park to sit on top of these sandstone cliffs and watch the sun set. The Pictograph Cave State Park is a short drive away and features ancient cave paintings. Riverfront Park, on the banks of the Yellowstone River, is a great place to enjoy a picnic or stroll along the hiking trails. A day trip to Yellowstone National Park is a must. The drive from Billings to the park is along the scenic Beartooth Highway, which is a treat in and of itself. Find cheap hotels in Billings to stop over on your way to Yellowstone.

Billings has earned a reputation as a foodie city with farm-to-table local produce and craft brews. While most Billings hotels will direct you to local eateries, downtown Billings is a great neighborhood for trendy restaurants and pubs. It also has a brewery district with a self-guided walking tour. Sample drinks at six breweries, two distilleries, and a cider house. The 1.5-mile brewery route also passes many historic sites of interest. West End also boasts many restaurants and some great coffee shops. Heights is home to a growing list of restaurants to visit.

Billings hosts a variety of events throughout the year. The Wine and Food Festival is made up of chef dinners, wine tasting, and the main event in the grand tent. In June the annual Strawberry Festival in downtown Billings marks the beginning of summer with a 60-foot-long strawberry shortcake. Continuing with summer festivities, SummerFair's three-day celebration in Pioneer Park includes original art pieces and various entertainers. Alive After 5 concerts also take place on Thursday evenings at various downtown venues. The Big Sky State Games, an Olympic-style amateur sports festival, takes place each July. Other annual events include the Great American Championship Motorcycle Hill Climb, Skyfest, MontanaFair, the Magic City Blues Festival, Burn the Point classic car show, Harvest Fest, and various Christmas festivities. There are many cheap hotels in Billings to accommodate you during these events.

3 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Billings.

The cost of a hotel room in Billings will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $165 per night.

Room prices for hotels in Billings can be as much as 17% lower in the month of December. So this is a great time to book and save money.

Tuesday is the cheapest day for hotel rooms in Billings. Thursday is the most expensive day.

With generally low rainfall expected (2.1″) and an average temperature of 64.4 °F, those staying at a hotel in Billings may want to take some time during their visit to go see popular landmarks in the area. Considering the weather during June, attractions worth visiting near Billings are Glacier National Park Tourist Trails, Gates of the Mountains, and Historical Museum at Fort Missoula.

There are currently 195 vacation rentals available in Billings. Most of our users opt to stay at Cozy cottage in the heart of the big city- dog friendly, which is the most popular vacation rental in Billings. Compare vacation rentals in Billings.

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