Livingston Inn

We stayed here on are way to and from visiting family as a half way spot to sleep. The rooms were clean and warm. I appreciate there easy and unique check-in procedure which allowed us to get right into the room and get to bed. Will continue to choose here for future trips!

Someone had a good time giving this place lots of “welcome tourists” decoration. It is welcoming, clean, comfortable, and easy to access from the highway. Rooms are small but well put together. Unless you are looking for “brand consistency” stay here and save your money for other things to enjoy on your trip.

Our family likes staying in family owned motels and this one was great. The rooms had been nicely redone at some point in a western look. It was very cozy and clean. The owner was so sweet, friendly, and helpful. While the motel was on a busy road and by train tracks, the room was very quiet. It looked like the rooms at one time were accessed from the outside but that a really hallway had been built to enclose the motel rooms making them all indoor access which blocked out all the outdoor noise. Fun fact: I believe we counted 24 electrical outlets in the room and 2 computer ports. No lack of electricity or fighting over outlets! The motel wasn't all that far from Yellowstone but the price was so much better than being by the park entrance. Would definitely stay here again.

LOVED THIS HOTEL!!! My husband and I did a road trip down from Alberta and stayed in Great Falls the night before and had a awful experience there but upon arriving at the Livingston Inn, our hearts were so full and the weight lifting off our shoulders... we simply booked a second night there straight away. The beds were so comfortable, I must have slept for 10 straight hours the first night. It was luxury in the way of the theme for sure! The gal that works there is super accommodating! SHE WORKS HER ASS OFF AND NEEDS A DANG RAISE WOWZA!!! I cannot express enough how awesome it was, and what a great place Livingston is overall! I am hoping me and the girls plan a trip down there soon and we will FOR SURE be staying at the Livingston Inn.

This family run motel has gotten a variety of poor reviews that made me very worried about staying here. All I wanted was a clean room to get a good night’s sleep. And that is exactly what I got! This is not a modern hotel like the ones surrounding it. The railroad tracks were worrisome (when’s the train coming?). Apparently a train does come along every now and then, but not on any kind of regular schedule and it would affect all of the nearby hotels not just this one. I arrived 20 minutes before the 4pm earliest check in and found an empty front desk with a friendly note asking guests to call if they needed help; which I did. The host was cleaning rooms at the other end of the hotel, so I just sat outside, enjoyed the view and waited. Check-I. took quite a bit of time vs a chain hotel, but nothing crazy; I enjoyed good conversation with some other guests. The rooms: door locks were Yale keypads like you’d buy for your front door. Odd but functional. The room was western styled with a bunch of neat, well thought out little touches. Again - quirky, but I sensed a personal loving touch vs a big corporate machine. The room was SUPER clean. It had everything you’d expect, including a full-size Keurig vs the dinky solo-cup version that is so common. Satellite TV was also available. Speaking to the poor reviews: yes, I could see service might be slow if you need it. There was only 1 staff there. But I didn’t have any issues. Beds: the mattress was not to my personal preference, but it was clearly fairly new and good quality. HVAC; the room had a mini-split heat pump with remote and very clear instructions. It worked quickly and pretty quietly compared to many other hotels I’ve experienced. The whole place had a rustic DIY western vibe that some might not like, but it is clearly advertised as a themed motel. It was not flash, or modern (good luck charging a family worth of tech), but it was clean, the host was friendly, and the location is A+ when it comes to park access. Truly the only nit I could pick is that the exterior doors are loud if someone lets them slam. As I tell everyone, for campsites and hotels: always bring ear plugs! I thought the price a bit over the top for the amenities included, until I realized the park connection and looked at the hotel prices elsewhere in town. Yes - still a bit steep, but not outrageous. I was happy to pay a family run business vs a big chain. At the end of the day, I had a good night’s sleep and was able to hit the road again refreshed. If you’re visiting with kids and headed to the park, I think they’d really get a kick out of this place. Summary: quirky but nice western themed (did I mention horse friendly?) hotel.

Rooms quaint and very clean. Our main room light would go out after it was on for about 10 minutes bot other lights worked fine. Liked the fan and bathroom night light. Wish there were disposable cups for krueg coffee pot so I could make it and take with, being there is no breakfast.

A modest hotel located very near the entrance to Yellowstone Park. It was very clean. Good shower. The beds were good. It was quiet. Has a western theme to the rooms. Good soaps. lotions, shampoos . No breakfast but did have coffee and tea ingredients in the room. We stayed there on two occasions. Would recommend.

I am not associated with the hotel. I stayed here 5 years ago when traveling through Montana, and I was going through the State again on vacation and wanted to stay here again. The rooms are rustic and comfy and well-furnished. I want to suggest patience when checking in since Manager works by herself at times getting all the rooms ready. Well worth the stay though!