Hotels in Bozeman, MT

Bozeman, Montana is has a great public transportation system. The Streamline bus service is both eco-conscious and fare-free. There’s even a late-night service that operates Thursday through Saturday. Streamline will take you almost anywhere you need to go in Bozeman and will also connect you with the Skyline Bus System that takes you to and from Big Sky. For easy access to the Streamline service, look for Bozeman hotels in the downtown neighborhoods of Mendenhall and Tracy or near Montana State University. If you need a specific pick-up or drop-off point, you can access Uber or Lyft 24/7 in Bozeman, Montana.

If your stay in Bozeman is all about exploring nature and heading into the mountains, then the South Side is the neighborhood for you. Here, you’ll have easy access to the bars and restaurants of Downtown Bozeman, but you’ll also be as close as you can get to the paths that lead you out into the beauty of the Rockies. Business travelers will find Bozeman hotels in the downtown area to be centrally placed and convenient. The Lark Bozeman offers a 24-hour business center and places you in the heart of the downtown district, with art, culture, cafes and restaurants at your doorstep. Meanwhile, those looking for a romantic getaway may wish to consider a more natural setting on the outskirts of town. Bozeman hotels like the MountainView Lodge and Suites or the SpringHill Suites by Marriott would be ideal options.

Most people looking to book hotels in Bozeman are looking to explore on the many outdoor activities the region is famous for. The Gallatin River offers opportunities for kayaking, while the Lee Metcalf Wilderness Area has plenty of hiking trails, including access to Bear Trap Canyon. Those booking Bozeman hotels in winter may wish to pack their skiing or snowboarding gear. Bozeman is nestled in the Rocky Mountains, meaning it has an abundance of opportunities for winter sports. Yellowstone National Park and the Gallatin National Forest are easily accessible from Bozeman. In Downtown Bozeman, you’ll also find an array of museums and galleries, including the Museum of the Rockies and the Altitude Gallery.

Whether you’re looking for bars, restaurants, or both, Downtown Bozeman is the place to be. In this neighborhood, you can find a selection of cafes, restaurants, pubs, bars and taverns to cater to nearly any taste. Downtown Bozeman hotels place you within easy walking distance of Plonk, the Sashimi Bar, Lockhorn Cider House, Copper Whiskey Bar & Grill, the Montana Ale Works and more. This means every night can be a new adventure in fine dining, live music and the region’s finest craft beer and cider. For those who enjoy dive bars, you can make like a Bozeman local and head to the "Barmuda Triangle," demarcated by Scoop Bar, Molly Brown, and Haufbrau House. If you don’t feel like walking back to your accommodation, Streamline offers a late-night bus service from Thursday to Saturday that's convenient for most Bozeman hotels. Alternatively, Lyft and Uber operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week in Bozeman.

Visiting Bozeman for 2 nights is the most common choice for our users.

The cost of a hotel room in Bozeman will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $364 per night.

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