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Guest Rooms/Rates
More than just your average bed and breakfast, our private guest rooms look out over the gardens, forest, surrounding mountains or valley below. Each is furnished with a beautifully crafted, king or queen-sized bed with down comforter and fine linens. A private bath with jetted tub and shower, a sitting area and other amenities give each a plush, yet comfortable and relaxing feel. The name and decor of each Missoula Lodging room reflects in some way the flora, fauna, history and culture of the West- and the Missoula area, in particular. Treasured family heirlooms and travel experiences of hosts, Brady and Elaine, are reflected in the decor of the entire Inn which includes the main house, Hawk Hill House, and the log outbuilding, Lewis and Clark Lodge. The Syringa Suite and Rose Room are located in the main house, while the Sagebrush Suite and Bitterroot Room are located in the neighboring Lodge.

Bitterroot RoomThis chamber features a queen-sized log bed with pillow-top mattress, hand-made quilt and down comforter. Picture windows and private outdoor deck with bistro table. Small indoor sitting area, beautifully tiled two-person whirlpool tub/shower, heated tile flooring, air conditioning, TV with DVD and music (access to small fridge in common area). $105 per night, $125 in Peak season. The Bitterroot Room offers spectacular scenery and comfort, all within a cozy, log cabin-like atmosphere. Bitteroot honors Montana's state flower, which was of particular importance to Native people within this area. Reflected through photos and art work, this theme takes a person back to Montana and the western region during the 19th and 20th centuries. A large eastern window overlooks the Bitterroot River, visually taking guests along the very route that Meriwether Lewis took on his return trip in 1806.
A private outdoor deck offers the same view among Ponderosa pines. Inside, a person can look forward to snuggling down in the queen-sized log bed or enjoying a whirlpool bath while reflecting on a time when mountain men, Indian people and explorers such as Lewis and Clark soaked in area hot springs near by. This particular room truly allows guests the opportunity of "going back in time," while still feeling spoiled with all the luxuries of the present day - a wonderful Montana escape! A large room with hardwood flooring, queen-sized sleigh bed with pillow-top mattress, hand-made quilt and down comforter. Private bath with jetted tub/shower combination and tiled floor. Sitting area with Victorian era furnishings and picture windows. Shared outdoor deck and swing (with private bistro table), TV with DVD and music, air conditioning. $115 per night, $135 in peak season. The Rose overlooks the entryway garden which from spring to fall is in bloom with lovely shrub and wild roses, iris, honeysuckle and other flowers. In the winter, the snow powders the pines in a shimmering white, a view that any summer's day would envy. The deck is adjoined by the hillside and is particularly beautiful during spring when the fragrant syringe bushes bloom and wild flowers blanket the ground. On a summer's day, guests can enjoy a glass of lemonade and a good book in the shade of the wing.

Rose RoomIn the winter, a cup of tea or hot chocolate is in order, either on the deck or from the comfort of one's room. If that doesn't warm the body and soul, then a luxurious rose-water bath in the relaxing jetted tub certainly will. The personable, Victorian feel of this room is complemented by rosy-granite tile, rich area rugs, and a cherry sleigh bed. The antiques, books, and décor within include family heirlooms as well as European travel memories that allow the sense of traveling back in time among beauty, comfort and turn of the century elegance. 
Sagebrush SuiteA spacious chamber with unique, handcrafted queen log bed, pillow-top mattress and down comforter. Large picture windows, private bath with heated tile flooring, lovely two-person jetted tub/shower combination, surrounded by tile. Large sitting space with leather recliners, near an outdoor deck, large TV with DVD and music. $129 per night, $145 in peak season. The Sagebrush Suite offers a western, log décor that is reminiscent of an earlier era, tying the Inn to a past history of family homesteads and ranching. The suite looks out over the beautiful Missoula Valley, allowing for views of the city and one of the first ranches around here - a fitting scene given the Western feel. You will enjoy many relaxing moments as you take in the expanse of the West in the room's comfortable sitting area or on the outdoor deck. After that long day on the trail, you can look forward to a soak in your private jetted tub, something that would make a cowboy and his old-time wash basin more than envious.
And when it is finally time to "hit the sack," you can lie in the comfort of your log bed, watching the stars and listening to the old cowboy version of "Silver On The Sage" or the beautifully haunting melodies of Native American flute. When dawn comes, you will find yourself still nestled beneath the cozy down comforter, anticipating a fresh cup of coffee and the events of the day. Binoculars, guide books and historical information related to the West are provided for the purpose of enhancing your visit to our Missoula Inn. Syringa Suite An expansive chamber with vaulted ceiling, over-sized picture windows and a sitting area overlooking the Japanese lily pond and waterfall. Beautiful king-sized bed with pillow-top mattress and down comforter. Private bath with two sinks (one outside the bathroom in dressing area). A lovely two-person jetted tub w/ Roman shower and rich marble flooring. TV with DVD and music capability, small refrigerator, air conditioning. Shared outdoor deck and swing near waterfall (with private bistro table). $139 per night, $155 in peak season.
The Syringa Suite is our bridal "suite" and largest room. To the north, large picture windows overlook a breathtaking Japanese water garden where Koi swim among the water lilies and a spectacular waterfall tumbles to the garden below. On the west, sliding glass doors open onto a deck that is nestled among wildflowers and Ponderosa pines. Within, rich green carpet and beautiful stepping stones create a "garden pathway" that leads the eye outside and complements the room's Asian décor. While you soak in your private tub, you will find yourself transformed to a Japanese mountain inn as the open window bathes you in the sweet smell of pines and the sound of the waterfall beyond; tranquility for the mind, body and soul. The comfort of a plush, king-sized bed and more traditional American sitting space is all that gives away the true secret of this room as a Montana hideaway.
Ponderosa Room The Ponderosa Room, like the Sage Brush and Bitterroot Rooms, has a Western feel. Located in the main house, it is a nice alternative to The Rose Room which has Victorian appeal, or the Syringa Suite which offers a Japanese decor. The Ponderosa is also our only dog-friendly room. We keep all other rooms and common areas pet-free so that those with severe allergies can fully enjoy the bed and breakfast. The Ponderosa, priced like the Sage Brush, ($129 low season and $145 high season) is the only room not listed on our reservation page. To avoid an over booking of the bed and breakfast, we ask that you call to reserve The Ponderosa Room if you are interested.
The Ponderosa is a welcoming and very relaxing room, with a locally hand crafted king-sized log bed, pillow-top mattress and down comforter. Sliding glass doors open onto a private deck where one can sit and enjoy the amazing Missoula valley view and towering ponderosa pines. The bath is done in granite and tile and includes a one-person jetted tub/shower combination. From either the recliner or bed, a person can read, enjoy the view or snuggle in and watch movies on the flat screen TV with DVD player. A small fridge and air conditioning unit are included.
The Lewis and Clark Lodge facility is a three story log building that is perfect for small family reunions or conferences. The spacious, top floor affords a magnificent view of the Bitterroot River and Missoula Valley while curling up with a good book, watching a movie on the wide-screen, or playing a variety of board games or billiards. The decor offers curious folks an opportunity to learn more about Montana's history, wildlife and culture through a wide selection of books, novels, and family heirlooms. The middle floor of the Missoula lodging is reserved for two private guestrooms, The Sagebrush Suite and The Bitterroot Room.
Hawk Hill House, the main facility, lies a short distance from the Lodge. The house stands on top of a spectacular forested overlook, allowing for views of the valley floor and Sapphire Mountains to the east, as well as a nestled-in view of the hillside, pond and waterfall to the west. Picture windows in every guestroom and common space of the house look out over the mountains and gardens, luring a person to go hiking, sit on the patio, or enjoy the out of doors from inside while reading a good book or listening to the old player piano. The kitchen, gift store (to come) and living and dining areas are on the main floor of the home while a small library/study and two guest rooms, The Syringa Suite and Rose Room, are on the upper level. We look forward to showing you around our bed and breakfast soon!

Be met at the door with a warm welcome, facility tour, complimentary beverages and snacks as well as suggestions for any of your dining or touring needs. Wake up each morning to the song of wild birds and the aroma of freshly brewed Blue Mountain coffee. Enjoy a variety of gourmet specialties as you take in views of the Missoula valley, mountains, water gardens and wildlife surrounding our Missoua Lodging. Feel well rested and ready for a day on the town or in the surrounding Missoula region, taking in the art, culture, shopping, sporting and other events offered. (Pamphlets, guide books, menus and suggestions are always on hand at The Bed and Breakfast.) Let us orient you to the area with a personal camp-side Montana Trails and Tales "tour" (with advanced reservations). While relaxing in either the forested picnic area or the Lodge, enjoy a personal storytelling hour as you are taken on a fascinating oral history of the area through story and song. Afterward you can locate the places talked about either on your own (with our complimentary guide packet), with us, or with another locally established historian (advanced reservations are requested).
Relax after your day in Missoula or at The Bed and Breakfast, and absorb the cool, evening breeze, the sound of crickets and the reflection of the moon in the river, below. Sit down to a romantic candlelight dinner, the lights of Missoula and the illuminated lily pond. Spend a movie and popcorn night in the Lodge recreation room with our wide-screen projection system. Our large collection of DVD titles offers something for everyone, or retire early to the comfort of your room where you can read, relax in your jetted tub or enjoy a glass of wine.

Breakfast each morning will bring a delightful beginning to your day. We feature unique dishes such as delicate Swedish pancakes or huckleberry sourdoughs, individual tomato-herb souffles, elegant crab crepes, or even a hearty Montana breakfast of tender steak and fresh eggs. Accompaniments may include our Blue Mountain blueberry scones, homemade cinnamon rolls, roasted red potatoes with garden vegetables, asparagus gratin or maybe golden fried polenta served with warm maple syrup. We offer home made preserves, fresh fruit, juice, tea, coffee or cocoa to complete your meal. Enjoy breakfast in the dining room or from a variety of garden decks; the views of our waterfall and pond, wild birds and mountains will make an already delightful meal truly memorable! Dinner: (four or more guests): realistically, we can afford to serve no fewer than four guests for dinner. If you are a single couple, we may be able to make dinner reservations available to other guests as well so please inquire if interested.
- A Western BBQ with choice of meat or fish, garlic-buttermilk biscuits, house salad, soup or other side and dessert. $30 per person
- An ethnic dinner selection that includes an appetizer, soup, salad, main course and dessert. $35 per person
- An exquisite multi-course Indian, Moroccan, Medieval, Scandinavian or traditional Christmas or Thanksgiving feast that includes a variety of main courses and side dishes. $45 per person
- Murder mystery dinner - coming soon! (Make your reservations well in advance.) $50 per person- six person minimum
We include a selection of non-alcoholic beverages with dinners. If you wish to bring your own alcohol, we will gladly provide the glassware. If you are interested in dinner, call us or let us know in the special request section of our reservation page.
Dog Rules - Well mannered dog of any size are welcome, 2 small dogs are welcome.
- Dogs are not to be left alone during the day, unless crated.
- $25 cleaning fee for the first 3 days and $5 a day there after.
Policies - The Blue Mountain Bed and Breakfast is an exclusive property where every guest reservation is both important and special to us. If your travel plans change and you must cancel your reservation, please call us at least 14 (fourteen) days* prior to your arrival date to cancel your reservation.
- In the unlikely event that you must cancel with less than fourteen (14) days* notice, shorten your stay or check out early, please understand that we must ask you to take responsibility for your entire reservation. If we can rebook your room(s), a full or partial refund, minus a $25 administrative fee, will be made.
- Rates/policies are subject to change and vary during high impact periods and special requests.
- A 30 day cancellation notice is required on whole house bookings and for some holidays and special events.
- Any damages to room or property will be added to your reservation.
- Check-in: 4 - 6 PM. If arriving outside of check-in times, please call to make arrangements.
- Check-out: 11 AM.
- The Blue Mountain Bed and Breakfast is a smoke free environment for the health of all of guests; however designated outdoor smoking areas are available.
- No Pets. Please call for help in making arrangements to board your pet.
- Well behaved children are welcome, but our B&B is restricted to two guests per room. Because of the nature of our location, water gardens and mountainous terrain, it is necessary for children to be attended at all times. We do offer additional discounts for reserving either the Rose or Bitterroot room in conjunction with its neighboring suite if traveling with children.
- Parking: If you will be arriving by R.V. or with a trailer, we will need to make special arrangements for your parking needs due to our hillside location.