This Montana bed and breakfast 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, $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!
Read the history of the Bitterroot