Short Reviews On Motels & Hotels In Billings Montana

The city of Billings is the largest in the Montana state. It is two thirds in the Yellowstone Valley and one third in the Heights Lockwood area. Billings is divided by the Rims, which are long cliffs, 500 feet tall to the north and 800 feet tall to the east. The Yellowstone River flows through the southeast part of Billings. Since its founding, it has been growing fast and thus earned itself the "Magic City" nickname. There are many hotels in Billings, the area abounds in ski resorts, and it enjoys a busy entertainment and sporting life, being the scene for a number of conventions, sporting events, concerts, and other group actions. The "Billings Metropolitan Transit", the public transit system, provides wheelchair access and bike racks for bike riding passengers.

Luxury hotels in Billings are at the disposal of tourists who have decided to explore the area. Kelly Inn Billings offers 80 rooms with Jacuzzi suites, an indoor pool, whirlpool and sauna. Best Western Plus Kelly Inn and Suites is a centrally located newly constructed luxury hotel, suitable for both business trips and leisure pastime; its 89 rooms and business suites which provide non-smoking accommodation are complemented by an indoor pool, exercise rooms, deluxe continental breakfast, and it is also a pet friendly facility. Hilton Garden Inn Billings is one of Montana's newest hotels, with first class meeting spaces, a heated indoor pool and a fitness center; the meeting spaces boast first class, and the large desks and ergonomics chairs offer added convenience for guests.

Tourists can enjoy the fascination of Billings and its surroundings while staying in conveniently located budget hotels that comprise all the necessary amenities for a pleasant stay. Extended Stay America Billings offers rooms as well as studio suites with kitchens, complimentary movie channels, and one pet per room is allowed. The Hampton Inn & Suites hotel is within close reach of shopping and entertainment areas of Billings, and features an exercise room and a pool, as well as a business center. The Days Inn of Billings, within close distance of "Yellowstone National Park", features complimentary continental breakfast, a sunny spa room, and pets are allowed at an extra charge; non-smoking accommodation and wheelchair access are provided. The "Dude Rancher Lodge" offers business services and a restaurant.

The area of Billings is particularly attractive for tourists not only because there are numerous sightseeing opportunities and ski resorts in surroundings, but also for the rare occurrence of tornadoes and severe weather. The attractions in the area comprise, first and foremost, "Yellowstone National Park", the world's first national park renowned for its wildlife as well as its numerous geothermal features; "Pompey's Pillar", one of the most famous sandstone buttes in America; the "Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument"; the "Montana Zoo", the "Beartooth Highway", rightly named the most beautiful drive in America; however, these are but a few of Billings' highlights! The plethora of opportunities for hiking, mountain climbing, boating, skateboarding, rappelling, as well as fascinating annual events: the "Wine and Food Festival" and the "Strawberry Festival", make Billings a truly worthwhile vacation destination.