Crazy Mountain Inn

Great little place (Crazy Mountain Inn). Was here for a hunting trip recently and really enjoyed the atmosphere at the hotel and restaurant as well as its convenient location to ski resorts and the city of Bozeman. I enjoyed relaxing in the lobby with the wood stove burning and found it super convenient with the restaurant attached (Prairie Smoke Cafe) where you don't even have to take off your slippers to step downstairs and have breakfast, a welcome convenience in these small mountain towns. My room had a simple mountain aesthetic but the bedding and everything looked clean and new. I was worried about being cold at night but I was pleasantly surprised as it was downright hot with the heat/fire stoking at night. The close proximity to Bozeman will have me consider this place in the future especially during busier weeks as the pricing is more reasonable and I can get the mountain experience yet I can go check out the fancy restaurants and stores easily enough especially during the warmer season. Additionally it is close to the one of the bigger ski resorts in the state (Bridger Bowl) as well as the Yellowstone entrance. All in all had a great experience there and will consider it for future trips.

When you travel off the beaten path in Montana, you will find spending a night at the Crazy Mountain Inn in Martinsdale is a memory maker. No, it is not a 5 star chain hotel but it is a way to experience some of the vanishing past that makes Montana the last best place. Our room was on the second floor. There was no air conditioning on a 100 degree day, but there was a fan in the window. The furnishings were clean, the bed a little soft, and we did have to share a bathroom in the hall. Somehow, we made it! In the morning we enjoyed a yummy breakfast that was served downstairs. The hotel does not serve alcohol. Across the street from the hotel is the Mint Bar and we found that it was open when it was open. There were no set hours. We were lucky and had a cold one. Plan a night at the Crazy Mountain Inn and experience the past.

It’s essentially a self serve hostel, but in the best way. Clean, friendly notes scattered around with info about amenities, free pop tarts and treats scattered around, rooms are very very clean, shower head is a little low but who cares, there’s even a bath tub. It’s a solid spot and the mint is a great bar/restaurant across the road, it’s just a cute easy place to stay. If you’re stopping in Montana for a road trip just drive 90 minutes from billing’s through great classic big sky terrain and stay here. We literally had the entire place to ourselves, and you see so much more of this great state.

Jamming down the hwy was super hungry ....n I found the right place out here in the country. Food is excellent. Fair priced.service top notch...

9/2/2017 - My husband and I stumbled on this "Gem" while on a 3 week road trip from AL throughout the West! What an awesome experience! We enjoyed our steaks and wine at dinner, they were wonderful! We stayed the night and what a surprise! We had a room with two double iron beds and just down the hall from the shared bath. There are about 18 (?) rooms upstairs where all share the bath, well there was no worries as there were only a couple of older sisters staying the night besides the two of us, so no wait. It was definitely a step back in time, when things were simpler, perfectly clean and comfortable! If you're looking for an experience for you and the kids as to how things "used to be", then please come here! The food was very good, and the hospitality could not be beat! We are traveling back for round two this summer and can't wait!!

My husband and I stopped in Martinsdale for lunch after visiting the Bair museum. It was a long ways to our next stop and were delighted with the menu, food and service given in this out of the way spot. My husband had a hamburger with chips but I settled for an order of chicken strips from the "child's" menu. I was given three large pieces of crispy but very tender strips of very hot from the fryer chicken along with an order of fries (which both of us devoured). When desert came we decided to "split" a piece of rhubarb a la mode. Absolutely delicious! The whole experience was one of the best things that happened on our trip to Great Falls and back. The sleepy little town also has a terrific Farmers Market across the street from the diner. They announce it with a sign attached to a back hoe parked in the middle of the very wide main street! I greatly recommend going out of the way for this dining, as well as artistic, experience.

While on a road trip, we stopped in on a whim to check out the Crazy Mountain Inn and its restaurant. My partner and I were both super impressed with the lemon cream pie. BEST pie in Montana - so good that we took another slice to go. Thank you for such a warm welcome and wonderful hospitality. We won't forget the experience.

The lady who worked at the inn was very nice. She cooked us delicious dinner and breakfast even through the cafe was closed. Nice privacy and good sized bed. The beds were good sized, and it's conveniently located. They were out of pie, but had chocolate cake.