The city of Bozeman makes an excellent launching pad for a Montana adventure. You’re right next to Yellowstone National Park, and lots of hiking, biking, fishing or climbing, as well as skiing in the winter. All this outdoor fun means your dog may want to come along—and there are plenty of hotels that welcome your pup. Here are the best dog-friendly hotels in Bozeman.
Kimpton Armory Hotel Bozeman (24 W. Mendenhall St.; 406-551-7700) Downtown
Kimpton hotels are famously dog-friendly, charging no fees and offering lots of perks, and this nine-story branch is no different. “We brought our two Golden Retrievers and they offer dog sitting at the front desk,” says a Google reviewer. “They were so awesome to our pups while we went and had a lunch downtown. New favorite hotel.” The hotel has lots of style too. Travel+Leisure calls it “the latest marker of Bozeman’s transition from “sleepy cow town” to a budding city with sashimi bars and cocktail lounges,” thanks to touches like “works by 13 local artists hanging around the hotel.” >> Book this hotel for less
The Lark Bozeman (122 W. Main St.; 866-464-1000) Downtown
This 38-room boutique hotel with its own coffeehouse exudes a modern, minimalist vibe and offers only a few rooms designated for dogs—so be sure to specify when you book. Bon Appetit calls The Lark “a cute retro hotel right in the middle of things,” while a Tripadvisor reviewer calls it a “unique place to stay that feels like home.The downtown location is close to great restaurants and shops, and…the outdoor fireplace and welcome package for dogs were nice surprises.” >> Book this hotel for less
AC Hotel by Marriott Bozeman Downtown (110 N. Tracy Ave.; 406-602-1072) Downtown
This boutique hotel that’s part of the Marriott family is about a mile from Montana State University. You dog can come too, with a one-time, per-stay fee. “They had a nice breakfast buffet,” says a Tripadvisor user. “Hotel was sparkling clean. I could walk to great restaurants and shops. Cool bar upstairs too. “ Location was perfect,” says a Google user—including pooch-friendly spots such as Peets Hill, Cooper Park, and Story Mill Park. “The valet was super helpful and always had good advice. The beds were super comfy and I even had a beautiful Mountain View.” >> Book this hotel for less
Best Western Plus Grantree Inn (1325 N. 7th Ave.; 406-587-5261) Downtown
This Best Western near Montana State and the airport has an indoor pool, free parking, and a warm welcome for pets. “I have a service dog, a pit bull, and I was a little worried about how she would be treated,” says a Google user. “These folks loved my dog, and showered her in treats and affection. I was allowed to take her into the pool area to sit near the pool.” A Tripadvisor user adds that “rooms were clean. Parking was easy. Great location near the Cannery District with some great dining/drink options. Staff were all friendly and courteous.” >> Book this hotel for less
Bodhi Farms (13624 S. Cottonwood Rd.; 406-201-1324) Bozeman
“Great place to relax, enjoy some great food, connect with nature and soak up a wonderful slice of Montana,” says a Google user of this creekside eco-resort with nine luxe glamping tipis southwest of the city. Pets are welcome for a small fee, though they need to stay on leash. Dogs will love the outdoor vibes while humans can enjoy yoga, fly fishing, and a spa. A Tripadvisor user says that “this place is dog-friendly for well-behaved pups. Homemade breakfast burritos were included with the price … and the bar in the evening was fun too, with a spectacular view of the mountains and a pasture. This is how you do Montana.” >> Book this hotel for less
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