Bottom line is that this is where you ought to stay if you appreciate or want to appreciate historic Butte. Number one is the stepping back in time feel this hotel gives you with a very nice old lobby. They did a decent job upgrading the room to having a modern feeling inside this old fashioned place. The bar off the lobby was also pretty cool, I didn't get a drink there but I did walk through a few times. Parking lot was nice to have but I also street parked and there were plenty of spaces. Can walk from here to some uptown attractions as well as a few of the city's lively and eclectic bars. There's a "luxury travel and lifestyle blog" (not my usual vibe, tbh) called Lux Life London that wrote up this place, and Butte in general, and in my opinion absolutely nailed it, so google that if you want to know more. NOTE: this is about hotel side of the property not the motor inn.

Beware that they use portable air con units to cool the rooms. If you're not familiar with these, they are noisy and not very strong. When it's installed it's not very easy to open the window. Mine struggled with cooling but it was around 98 degrees outside. In time it got cool enough to sleep comfortably. I actually liked the noise and since it struggled to cool the room, it never hit the target temp, which means it never cycled between fan and AC, something I hate with hotel AC systems. Best improvement here would be to have mini fridges in the room.

The hotel has a tower and a motel. My wife and I were at the top of the tower in a cute apartment. Our kids were in the motel section. My wife and i enjoyed a couple of drinks at the hotel bar while our kids went to a movie. For some unknown reason, our reservation was cancelled by Booking.com. The receptionist on duty when we arrived was a rock star helping us get into the rooms she had left.

The motel part is painted concrete block and very small-barely fitting the two queen beds. The only ice maker (as far as we could tell) is on the main level.

This is a historic hotel that's been kept up well. It's clean, beautiful, and spare. Just like in its heyday in the previous century. Beautiful and comfortable, but don't expect a Marriott. Don't bother with the motor court. Insist on the main hotel.

Our only issue was the 3/4" ledge at the edge of the bathroom. It's a middle-of-the-night toe stubber that could be remedied. Or at least pointed out. And like most hotels, there's a nightstand on only one side of the bed.

This is a great historic hotel in the historic district of Butte. There are two sections of the hotel, one is a motor lodge-type section and the other is the historic tower built in 1924. If you want the tower, be sure you choose it, otherwise, you might be booking the motor lodge.

There isn't much I didn't like. The hotel is historic but the rooms are modern. The only negative might be that the bathrooms are small, other than that it is a great place to stay in Butte.

This is a beautiful old hotel with a gorgeous lobby and a nice mural in the parking lot. Despite liking the old hotel building, we were happy to stay in the cheaper motel units These were completely adequate and comfortable. At the low price I paid, I was pleased to find shampoo, conditioner, and two different soap bars. Although there is no breakfast at the hotel, there is coffee in the lobby and full breakfast options close by.

The ballrooms were amazing! I loved that there were multiple rooms for the event we were invited to. I like that there was a gym, although small had the necessities! The lobby was also very beautiful, we had a great time!

I wish there was free breakfast! Maybe an add on of a pool in the future as well. I do recognize though that the hotel is beautiful for its historic structure, and maybe that isn't possible.

Lovely old and well-maintained hotel. We always stay here when we come to Butte because I love the character and the history of Uptown.

Anything that would bother me about the hotel would be a result of it being old (heating, small bathroom, etc), and I can’t complain about that because that’s actually the part I enjoy.

Lovely, well-maintained, historical building. Queen deluxe (2 beds) room was huge and unexpectedly had two bathrooms (only one with shower).

The bar was "temporarily" (perhaps indefinitely) closed. Despite its elegance, it felt a little desolate. That has more to do with the city than the hotel. It has so much beauty and potential. The room did not have central air. It had a portable AC unit and ceiling fans.

The woman who checked us in was extremely kind and helpful. She had suggestions for places to eat and chatted with us about the area. She gave me a toothbrush when I mentioned I was looking for a convenience store to buy one. We stayed in the motor inn part of the hotel. It was a little dated, but the room was clean and we had all the amenities that we required.

The doors to the rooms seem a little flimsy, but we had no issues during our stay and we didn't have any issues with loud neighbors.

I liked the location. I like the beautiful main hotel building and it's high ceilings and historic design. The staff was incredibly friendly and professional.

I was not aware, when I booked, that I would be staying in the annex/Motel next to the main hotel. I wanted to be in the main hotel. I would have preferred to know before my arrival. Also, the outdoor lighting for the motel area was off. It was black as I was walking across the parking lot and up the stairwell. They, evidently, had not security staff to manage the drunk guests coming in at 2:00 am with the excessive shouting and foul language.