I liked the location, and the rooms. The staff I dealt with in the cafe and over the phone (Loren) were very helpful., and willing to problem solve the online log in difficulty. It was just a bit loud with the window open, but the windows were good at blocking the road noise. Loved that it was pet friendly.

I wasn't able to do the online log in-for some reason the link did not work. I was able to work with the person in the cafe over the phone, but it added a layer of complexity. It would be nice to have the option of a real front desk check in person. Also, loved that the drip coffee was in the cafe was available to guests, but would like a better in room option as well, or an in room notification that the drip coffee in the cafe was available to guests.

I liked the location a lot. I also, once I got into my room, liked how clean the room was and comfortable the bed was!

The process of getting into my room. When I booked it did not say anything about having to download an app and getting a code to get into the hotel and my room. My phone was dying, it was stressful. Also, their system did not seem to be syncing with Booking.com so I actually had to call twice and get numbers to get into the hotel. The first number I got, sent me to a room where there was already somebody in there. The manager, who was extremely nice on the phone stayed on the line with me. The next number I got the door was open to the room, I skipped that room, she said not to go in there! The third time was the charm. All in all it took me about 45 minutes to get into my room when all I wanted to do was get to bed!

I was here for a working dog certification, so l did not get a chance to use the rental equipment, but I like the idea. Parking was a bit tight but manageable. It would probably be very nice park underneath in the winter. I took advantage off the Trager grill and the outdoor space. Both were nice. I really liked the unique rooms. Was a very nice space while traveling with my working dog. Very nice soap selection.

The parking. Could be a better coffee option than instant coffee in the room.

Location is downtown in a transitioning area. Room was basic and clean. Exactly what we needed. Don't expect luxury, but had what we needed.

On the edge of downtown in an area that is transitioning but still in close proximity to some more run down areas. The hotel was so new that the bikes we expected weren't available I guess because there was no common area inside, it was.under construction still maybe, but definitely empty. Not sure what one does if they need anything. Luckily the room was well stocked with necessities.

I loved the hammock in the room and all the gear available to me ... Yeti cooler, fly fishing rod, bicycle. The room had the feel of a place any outdoorsy person would love. Everything was spotless and the bed was luxuriously comfortable.

There is not a front desk in the usual sense. The Dog Wash Cafe assumes the front desk functions while it is open. This did not bother me in the least, but it might bother some.

Location is great. It was very comfortable and clean

Did not know what the $25 tax was until we arrived-saw it on bill and questioned it. Since all the gear is not set up yet, thought it was weird that we still had to pay it. The only thing available was a Yeti cooler to use. The concept of the place is a great idea when they have all the equipment.

Hip. Modern. Geared for the outdoor enthusiasts.

Cannot adjust reading lights at the bedside independently. The lights are on or off. So if one person wants to sleep they can’t or have to get up to turn off lights. Switches are by the door. The second thing is for a motel that is geared to outdoor enthusiasts there is no option to recycle garbage. It would seem fitting for this company to encourage recycling and be outdoor conscious.

The hotel is right next door to St. Patrick’s, so it was very convenient to stay the night there while my father was in the hospital. What was supposed to be an overnight stay turned into a four day visit. I was able to extend my stay without any problems. The staff were so kind, friendly and supportive. I really appreciate their willingness to help.

LOGE is completely for the person, couple, or family ready to Live Outside Go Explore. I wish our trip had allowed that opportunity, because LOGE is the perfect place to start the journey.

My one and only complaint is not having coffee in the room. I'm an early riser who needs my java before 7am. Everything good about LOGE far outweighed this extremely minor inconvenience.

I love the concept - so cool! Thoroughly enjoyed meeting and talking to the manager, Keri Petrilli. You have a gem in her! I told her about the nonprofit I work for, Casting for Recovery, which is based out of Bozeman, but offers free 2 1/2 day fly fishing retreats for women with breast cancer nationwide. Would love to figure out how we might be able to work together!

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