Fantastic staff, lovely property and great touches to make it more special, I felt really at home. Amazing bar and restaurant attached with lovely food and brilliant service. Would stay again in a heartbeat.

I was out in a connecting room initially, but it was quite loud and the sound carried really loudly from the next room. Lexi on the front desk kindly moved me to a room which was much quieter. I definitely wouldn’t recommend the connecting room - it felt like it would be best for families with kids. Breakfast is a nice addition but throughout my travels probably had the least variety. I certainly didn’t mind as it was such a lovely place to stay.

This historic hotel hit all the marks. Great location, great building with beautiful lobby and fabulous wrap-around (almost) porch to enjoy drinks and visit with friends. Most importantly, the front desk and restaurant staff is outstanding. Our room was comfortable, with a traditional decor but updated with fresh amenities and good lighting. Parking was easy and free, and we were close to the parks and trails we wanted to explore. Pompey's Grill offered truly fine dining (best to make a reservation ahead of time). Loved the little luxury touches throughout our stay - lavender towels upon arrival, fresh lemon water in the lobby, and a better than average continental breakfast with great coffee. Very welcoming, very professional - just a delightful stay.

Nice historical hotel that I have stayed at over the past 20 years. I always enjoy the food and especially the bar. When the weather is nice nothing beats sitting on the porch. Well maintained.

Given that it hosts various events and noise can be an issue, here are some suggestions. Try and avoid weekend stays. Street noise can be an issue for sleeping. Views aren't the reason you stay here--ask for a non-street room. When visiting in the summer inquire if the in window a/c units have been installed--white noise helps with sleeping. If you want a first floor room (no elevator in hotel) inquire if window opens to the porch (people sitting and talking).

beautiful premises but could not enjoy it had no available seating in upper restaurant. Lower restaurant had no ambiance. room unbelievably small with no easily accessed outlets to use, though all new. The breakfast was up lots of stairs and very minimal in a tight corner of the hall. the lobby and historical atmosphere brought this rating up. Staff were very helpful.

bedroom was only big enough for the bed and tiny chest with no chair or comfort place to sit. too much space designated to lobby and not enough for customer room comfort. large restaurant on ground floor but had to climb lots of steps for meager breakfast in upstairs hall. Not a 5star hotel I would return to for comfort.

Sacajawea Inn is a beautifully restored property that is both elegant and comfortable, very near to a beautiful Montana State Park located where the Madison, Jefferson and Gallatin rivers converge to form the Missouri River. The Pompey's Grill restaurant, which is part of the Inn, is outstanding -- some people say it is the best restaurant in the State of Montana, which may be correct!

I was sad to learn that Pompey's Grill was closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. One of my main reasons for booking a stay was to treat my brother to a spectacular meal at the restaurant, which was not possible.

First, walking into the hotel was like walking back in time. But we did enjoy the modern touches! The staff were all super friendly and helpful. Our room was cozy but super comfortable with everything we expected and needed. We loved that there were so many areas to stop and relax inside and out without feeling on top of other guests. The price was more than we’ve spent on a hotel in a while. Totally worth it. The room and bathroom were spotlessly clean and smelled wonderful. Not like fake air freshener. We enjoyed the many pictures and artifacts throughout the hotel and grounds because we are huge history and Lewis and Clark fans. It was an absolutely delightful stay.

More places to plug in things in the room. We understand that it is an old hotel but we had cameras and laptops that needed charging. A small strip of plugs would have been nice.

Lovely historic hotel with an exceptional staff. Definitely will return. The porch was a lovely bit of a time long gone... I totally enjoyed my welcome champagne and soothing lavender towel while lounging in a super comfy chair, after my long drive. 😍

No refrigerators or closets in my room. The wardrobe with drawers was a very "period" piece so it wasn't a huge deal. That's a very, very minor observation. I would stay again, it was a beautiful place.

From the moment we pulled up to The Sacajawea we loved it. So beautiful and very well maintained. The person at the front desk, Janine, was lovely and greeted us with a hand towel and a glass of champagne. Our room was so lovely and very well appointed. The Pompey Grill was beautiful and so delicious. Our waiter, Joseph, was so professional. Even the wine selection was great, with beautiful wine glasses, with gorgeous thin rims. Loved this hotel.

I loved everything.

The hotel is very nice. It is so beautiful, and the staff were awesome. The bed is one of the best I have ever slept on. Continental breakfast was fine. Felt safe in the town but realize it is a small town,

It is a historic inn and so the floors are squeaky. Ok if you are on second floor but there is no elevator, so you have to get your suitcases upstairs.

The historical hotel oozes with old world charm and is simply stunning!. From the initial greeting with champagne and treats for my dog the hotel staff "bend over backwards" to make you comfortable and satisfied. The rooms are well-appointed and very comfortable. Breakfast is upstairs and offers many choices and can be taken to your room or outside. The restaurant is cosy with a great bar and booths and the food is yummy!