Historic Montana Hotels

Sometimes, the best hotels to stay at have some incredible history.

Famous Montana Hotels

We have quite a few.

When you book a hotel, there are a few choices. Some folks want a simple place to crash, but you could book a luxury, unique, or historic hotel.

Luxury hotels have all the fantastic amenities, and boutique hotels can cater to tourists, but what about historic hotels?

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Historic hotels can provide insight into what life was like for travelers during the early days of Montana. Many of these hotels have some of the best restaurants you can enjoy in the area.

Montana is home to several historic hotels.

Which one should you stay at for a memorable vacation?

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We have your answer.

The Most Historic Hotel in Montana

Want to take a step back in time?

Montana is the perfect place to vacation if you want to combine history and comfort. Big Sky Country is home to many historic hotels that have been around for several decades or over a century.

Finding the most historic hotel could be difficult, but we have help.

Love Exploring published The Most Historic Hotels in Every State For A Memorable Vacation, and the one in Montana has been around for over 120 years.

If you want some history and a memorable vacation, check out the Hotel Finlen in Butte.

The Hotel Finlen was built in 1902 and designed after the Hotel Astor in New York City.

James Finlen tore down the McDermott Hotel to build this stunning nine-floor beauty.

The Finlen Hotel has stiff competition in the state.

The Pollard Hotel in Red Lodge was established in 1893 and frequented by Wild West legends.

Then you have the Grand Union Hotel in Fort Benton. This legendary hotel was built in 1882, seven years before Montana became a state. This hotel is home to an incredible restaurant you would love to experience.

Which hotel in Montana is the most historic?