Bozeman is frequently overbooked and expensive. Microtel offers one of the best choices in town for good accommodations, good location and good value. The rooms are clean, the service great. This location on North 7th is near the excellent fly shop Rivers Edge where you can get A-1 guide service and tons of good fly fishing advice, plus all the good fly patterns and gear you need for fishing SW Montana.

If you stay here, don't miss Bozeman's unique and delightful downtown area. Just follow 7th south all the way to Main St., and take a right. You are in for a real treat -- this is one of the best towns in Western USA. = galleries, shops, amazing dining, nightlife, scene.

This would be a great choice for a room in Bozeman if you don't need to spend much time there. We were overnight for a sports tournament and booked a single queen room. There was a queen bed, small wall desk and a window seat. The bathroom had a tub/shower combo--soap but not shampoo, etc. The bed was comfortable (pillows not as much) and the bathroom was clean. Room lighting was a little odd. Breakfast was small but adequate. Front desk was friendly. For the price we paid, we were pleased with our choice!

We took a road trip in Sept/Oct of 2011 and stayed at seven different hotels. The prices ranged from $67 to $145 a night. The Best Western Plus were the best value, as they were in good repair and clean. They also had a continental breakfast that compared to the higher priced stays. Here is how I would rate this particular hotel. This place clean and had a nice room. It was close to the freeway but not easy to find (need a bigger sign). The breakfast was OK. We had no fridge, but for the $75 a night it was a good deal. We would probably stay there again.

Bought a One Night's stay at a fundraiser, and the management refused to honor the gift certificate. Slow season request even!