Hotels near Bert Mooney Airport - BTM, Butte

Butte Ramada is an old tired Motel that is being renovated while being occupied. There was pallets of new flooring in the lobby. The front desk guy was brand new and did not know much. The toilet seat was worn down to wood. There was no plug for the tub so I had to use a rag in a bag. The sheets were stained. The floor was new but the tub and toilet were 50 years old. I would replace the fixtures before replacing the flooring if I was really going to make it what it once was. The common area were very messy. The breakfast bar was minimal. Ramada should be embarrassed.

This was our first time in Butte and we were impressed by its old buildings and beauty. We ordered pasta bowls and received no utensils. The gentleman down at the desk gave us a plastics spark. We were just glad to rest a bit and leave for the rest of our trip of a thousand miles.

The Granite Mountain Memorial was particularly moving. It included letters written to loved ones by miners who were trapped by a tragic fire. Our trolley tour from 1000 George Street, led by a Butte native, gave us an informative overview of the city's diverse and oftentimes colorful history.

There was plenty to see but this was just an overnight stay. Ate dinner at Sparky's. Great food and friendly atmosphere. Breakfast at Hanging Five was excellent. We try to support local businesses, so we mostly eat at local places. Wish we had more time to explore.

We were in Butte to visit my Mother at a care facility. Nonetheless, our visit was very enjoyable. I would highly recommend Two Bean quilts and MacKenzie River Pizza Company as must see locations for sewing and eating respectively.

Staff at the Rocker Inn were very friendly and helpful. There was a water contamination issue so places to eat were scarce in Butte. Majority of locals were very helpful with suggestions and approachable. Deer Lodge had an absolutely wonderful diner-K & M Breakfast, Burgers and More that was only a half hour away and the food was amazing!