Very satisfying stay at Goldsmith's. Jesse's breakfasts and attention to personal needs was outstanding.

Goldsmith's B&B was convenient, comfortable and charming. Our room had a beautiful riverside view with a private porch. We were able to walk to the University of Montana as well as downtown. With the friendly atmosphere and delicious breakfast omelets and fresh fruit, we will definitely stay again next time we are in Missoula.

The reviews sounded okay, so we decided to spend our 2nd night in Missoula at Goldsmith's since The Gibson Mansion only had availability for us for one night. Talk about 2 extremes! We went from pure luxury at The Gibson to "anything but" at Goldsmith's. Had we known, we'd have taken a motel room, saved a lot of money, and had a much nicer room! We paid only $10 less than at The Gibson and it wasn't worth anywhere near the $154 with tax that we paid! Breakfast was good, not a lot of it, but with what I'd consider a $60 room, that made for a really expensive breakfast. It sits right next to a bike shop and businesses, so we were a little hesitant about leaving our car there all night, although it was okay. I certainly would not stay in the Bear Grass Suite and I don't know what the other rooms were like. You can tell the owners don't live "on-site" as there's no pride in the upkeep! Personally, if you can't afford The Gibson Mansion, take a motel.

My wife and I stopped here after 10 days camping and working on the east side of the Rocky Mountains. We were exhausted and needed to recharge. Goldsmith's was perfect. The rooms were immaculately clean and very comfortable. The proprietor could not have been more friendly and welcoming. And the breakfast was divine. We left fully recharged after a couple of nights there. We loved Missoula and when we go back, we are sure to stay here again. It is conveniently located right on the river and adjacent to the bike paths that you can take throughout the city. You can even rent a bike next door at Big Sky Bikes! I cannot imagine staying anywhere else when we go back.