Missoula County Hotels with Bars

Looking to experience all that makes Missoula special – The Holiday Inn Missoula Downtown is your ideal place to stay! The hotel has a gracious, park-like setting along the Clark Fork River in the Heart of Downtown Missoula. It is just steps from vibrant shopping, dining, live-music, outdoor recreation, festivals, farmer’s markets, the historic Wilma Theater, The University of Montana and much more! A stay at this hotel puts you in the center of it all! Missoula’s largest full-service hotel has 196 refreshed guestrooms, including newly renovated 3rd floor premium voco guestrooms; 20,000sf of flexible meeting and event space with a signature outdoor venue; a hearty breakfast buffet for purchase; a lobby bar serving craft cocktails and local breweries; a grab-and-go market featuring lite bites, local favorites, and espresso. Complimentary features include complimentary on-site gated guest parking (a rarity in the heart of Downtown Missoula), an indoor swimming pool, state-of-the-art Fitness Center, 24-hour Business Center, wireless Internet, airport and area-wide transportation. The hotel offers pet-friendly rooms and will welcome your furry family member with a special amenity to make them feel at home. This hotel also offers pet-free guest rooms for guests with allergies. All guestrooms are smoke-free.Located 6 miles from Missoula International Airport. This hotel is the perfect choice for business, pleasure, or your next group.

I was an employee for the Home2Suites for many years and understand the importance of customer service and attitude with the Hilton properties. My husband is disabled and after a long day of driving, we called down to the lobby to ask if one of the employees could bring us a couple of plates and silverware to allow us to enjoy our snack before bed. I was in my pajamas and thought this to be a simple request. The clerk that answered the telephone stated, ”we just don't do that. You will have to come to the lobby and get them”. My husband went down to the lobby and found the three clerks sitting at one of the restaurant tables, laughing with their cell phones. When he asked for the plates and silverware, he was met with an attitude like it was a pain to serve a customer. When I worked for Hilton, every request was accomodated, over and above, and with a smile! Our room was way overpriced as a Garden Inn property and not the room we had requested. Unfortunately, it was not a good experience for us and we will not stay in this Hilton property again. I wish I had read the reviews before booking at this hotel. The Marriott is just across the street and I will try that property.

It was a quiet room as requested. Ideal for business and sightseeing alone. Meals around the area are convenient. It was a very nice hotel.

Not the best hotel I’ve stayed in- my husband and I were disappointed. We got a deal and booked our room for $130 (originally $150). Not worth that price for a few reasons: - Free breakfast was just a bag given to person with basic items such as yogurt, string cheese, a muffin, etc. There was absolutely no indication that “free breakfast” was bagged breakfast, COVID style (then we had to track down a worker to give our breakfast bag) - Room could use some maintenance- faucet was finicky and there was a hole in the bathroom doorframe - In general, the hotel could use a facelift and parts smelled like smoke even though we were in a non smoking area. My husband and I won’t be staying here again- our $130 (or $150) is better somewhere else.

False advertising! Our first room was dar away in a run down building with snow and ice on the wooden steps to the entrance. This room was disgusting and the door didn't lock well enough to seem safe. No towels were provided and the sink was right next to the bed. We asked for an uprade, which was granted for a hefty price. Our king room was clean but the drapes didn't block out the bright light outside our window. The walkways between lodge and room buildings were covered in ice. We were informed that the restaurant was closed for ”winter hours”, but we, along with the other guests were unaware of this at time of booking. The desk clerk woman told us we could eat at the lodge at Loscha Peak, ID or go to Lolo. She lied about the distance to the peak, saying it's 13 miles-- it's really 20 and snowed the whole drive there. Service there is terrible and the waitress turned the lights out while we were still eating our expensive steak dinners! Lolo is farther, about 23 miles from the hot springs. The two indoor tubs were tiny but seemed clean. There was a barking dog and screaming children in them. The next day, we tried to soak at 11:00 am and the maintenance guy was draining the tubs! The sign says the tubs are open from 8am to 10pm, also a LIE! We sat in the hot one while it drained and he flushed us out with cold water!! He said they'd reopen at 6pm! That's when we'd be out scouting our next meal. When we returned for an evening soak, the desk clerk kicked us out, saying they closed at 9:00! Then she locks up the lodge, where there is the only phone service-- what if someone has an emergency? This is highly unsafe! Also, the only way to get ice or a DVD is from inside the lodge, so be prepared. From the hot tub, you can have a clear view of the maintenance room with its water heaters, cleaning supplies and junk, through a large opening in the wall that they never bothered to finish boarding up- it's partially boarded. Breakfast consisted of sugary cereal or a do-it-yourself waffle. That's it!! Even though this was April with people on spring break, the adjacent restaurant is closed. There's no Wifi but in the lodge and no TV, but shelves full of old DVD's to watch. There is a tiny wooden phone booth in the lodge to call home. The driveway needs major maintenance with potholes the size of bathtubs. We were awoken at 7am by someone shoveling snow and ice outside our window, yet the walkways remained icy during our entire stay. This place is way overpriced and it seems that they do not care about their guests experience! We ended up spending most of our time in Missoula, since the hot tubs were closed. Also, the public hot springs next door are pricey and filthy! The indoor pool hasn't been recoated in decades it seems, with bare concrete. The outdoor pool was not in use due to the temperature being too cold. We will never return here and don't know HOW they stay in business! Two nights and too much money wasted.

With a stay at Lochsa Lodge Resort in Lolo, you'll be in the mountains, just a 1-minute walk from Clearwater National Forest and 13 minutes by foot from Lochsa River. This hotel is 10.5 mi (17 km) from Warm Springs Creek Trailhead and 20.2 mi (32.5 km) from Lolo Hot Springs.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services. Additional features at this hotel include an arcade/game room, ski storage, and gift shops/newsstands.You can enjoy a meal at Lochsa Lodge Restaurant serving the guests of Lochsa Lodge Resort, or stop in at the snack bar/deli. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are served on weekdays from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 19 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and portable fans, and housekeeping is provided daily.

A clean and modern hotel. It had everything we needed. The room was very large. We loved that it offers solid (not carpeted) floors. The staff was friendly. Walking distance to several fun downtown spots. Parking is only available via valet or on the street. Street parking is free between 5pm-8am.