107 Hellroaring St.
Gardiner, MT 59030 Nightly Rates(112.49 - 164.99)3 Star
Property Description
Located 1 mile from north entrance to Yellowstone Park. Shops and restaurants within walking distance. Mountain view rooms, rafting, fishing and horseback riding available. Hotel has 3 indoor public hot tubs. Hotel offers limited free breakfast items available in restaurant and also full breakfast for a charge. Dinner is served 5:30pm-1000pm May through September. Hotel at North entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Distance to attractions and alernate hotels may be affected by mountain roads. Please check maps carefully.
Amenities
Air Conditioned
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Bar/Lounge
Casino
Conference Facilities
Copy Service
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Electronic Door Locks
Elevators
FAX
FEMA Approved
Free Local Telephone Calls
Game Room
Hairdryers Available
Ice Machine
Iron
Guest Laundromat
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
News Stand
No Pets Allowed
Bus Parking
Outdoor Parking
Truck Parking
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Safe
Smoke Detectors
Sofa Bed
Telephone
Tour Desk
Television with Cable
TV Remote Control
Wake-up Service
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1600
Check out time is 1000
77 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Exit #333 at Livingston from I-90. Drive south on Hwy 89, 52 miles to hotel. Hotel is 1/2 mile from North Entrance to Yellowstone National Park.
Guarantee Policy
DEP
Cancellation Policy
72H
Elk Winter Range ... 0 mile
Yellowstone National Park ... 1 mile
Fish Game/US Forest ... 1 mile
Roosevelt Arch ... 1 mile
Rafting/Kayaking ... 3 miles
Horseback Riding ... 5 miles
Mammoth Clinic ... 5 miles
Mammoth Hot Springs ... 5 miles
X-Country Skiing ... 5 miles
Jardine Gold Mine ... 6 miles
Chico Hot Springs ... 30 miles
Livingston Hospital ... 52 miles
Bozeman University ... 76 miles
Related Montana Content
Montana is the fourth-largest State, after Alaska, Texas and California, covering 38 million hectares (94 million acres). Almost a quarter of Montana is national forest or public lands, with almost 2 million hectares (5 million acres) protected as wilderness areas. Elk, deer, antelopes, wolves and bears are just a few of the 500 species of wildlife that can be seen in Montana. The National Bison Range, just north of Missoula, was established in 1908 to protect the animal from extinction. Today, around 450 bison roam this high plains refuge. Between May and October, when all the routes are open,
there is a small per-vehicle charge to access the range and view the magnificent creatures. Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park is home to many endangered bears, big horn sheep, mountain goats, moose and grey wolves. The park is divided into two areas: Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta (Canada) and the larger Glacier National Park in Montana. The 84km (52 mile) Going-to-the-Sun Road crosses the park’s spectacular alpine landscape and is one of America’s most scenic drives. Hiking is a popular option, with over 1200km (750 miles) of trails to follow, many offering back-country camping opportunities. There are also special routes for cyclists and horses, and many of the larger lakes have tour boat services. Anyone who enters the park is advised to take park rangers’ warnings and advice about encounters with bears very seriously. Other recreation areas include the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area, the huge Charles M Russell National Wildlife Refuge and Yellowstone National Park, which is shared with Idaho and Wyoming, and is the oldest national park in the world, dating back to 1872. Billings, with nearly 100,000 residents, is Montana’s largest city and a regional business/service center. The area around Billings offers great opportunities for fishing, hiking and western adventures, such as guest ranches and cattle drives. The outdoor recreation department at Montana State University – Billings offers canoeing classes and other outdoor activities. The highlights of the town’s calendar are the Billings Summer Fair (third weekend of July), Big SkyFest hot air balloon festival (late July/early August) and the Montana Fair (August), in addition to an active year-round cultural scene. Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument lies an hour southeast of Billings. General George Armstrong Custer and his men made their last stand here on 25 June 1876 against the Sioux and Cheyenne warriors. A tour takes visitors through the battle movements of both sides and the visitors’ center houses a museum that displays weapons used in the battle. Helena, the State capital, offers fine 19th-century architecture, museums and the Gothic-style St Helena Cathedral, modeled on the cathedral in Cologne, Germany.
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