Cooke City lodging (Red Lodge: for sale, motels, cabins)

[pmjinnh]

we are planning a 2 day stay between Red Lodge and Cooke City this summer. I have lodging all set for Red Lodge. I am looking for recommendations for Cooke City. I don't expect anything fancy, just clean and friendly accomodations.


I know that Elkhorn Lodge is for sale.

Thanks!

[A Neighbor]

You might find this link to Cooke City's Chamber of Commerce helpful.

Cooke City, Silver Gate, Colter Pass Chamber of Commerce (http://www.cookecitychamber.org/cooke_city_montana_businesses.php?business=lodging ,_cabins_and_motels - broken link)

I do know that the Soda Butte Lodge is a very nice place to stay and the people who own it are fantastic.

[barnyardbabe]

if you go to this website,it might help ya a little..........Cooke City looks like a quaint little town....i look at the webcams every day or so just to see whats going on.......they sure get LOTS of snow.......a snowmobilers paradise i guess........anyways,good luck and be safe........
Cooke City Web Cams (http://www.cookecitysinclair.com/webcam.htm - broken link)

[pmjinnh]

Thank you both. We did find accomodations. Now I cannot wait to get there!

[adkmtbob]

I would avoid the Soda Butte Lodge. Tha Alpine is nice and so is the Hoosier.

[tigergal]

Originally Posted by adkmtbob

I would avoid the Soda Butte Lodge. Tha Alpine is nice and so is the Hoosier.

I stayed at the Hoosier several summers ago. The rooms were adequate (nothing to get excited about) but clean and suitable. However, the walls were incredibly thin.

[A Neighbor]

Originally Posted by adkmtbob

I would avoid the Soda Butte Lodge. Tha Alpine is nice and so is the Hoosier.

I'm just curious as to why you would avoid the Soda Butte Lodge. Is there a particular reason? I found nothing wrong with it and neither did my Brother or his wife.