Renta de alojamientos vacacionales con desayuno incluido en Missoula

I was looking for a place to propose while in Missoula, and when I came across Newtons listing, I knew it was perfect. Not only was the scenery beautiful, but Newton was a phenomenal host. He was very accommodating and willing to work with us on every front to make the proposal go smoothly. He left us champagne on the house, made sure everything was in running order before we arrived, allowed us to cancel last minute if needed due to weather, and even allowed us to extend our checkout till late in the after noon. Overall you couldn’t ask for a better host or location. We will definitely be recommending this place to our friends and anyone else out there looking for a cozy, luxurious place to stay!

It was a very nice day for just a short three nights. We would definitely come back if available again in the future for our trips to Missoula. It was relaxing, cozy, and tidy. Thank you kindly!

Great clean space that you can tell Chris has spend a lot of time maintaining and working on. It has everything you need and the location can’t be beat. Chris is also an extremely nice guy who has tons of local knowledge about Missoula. Highly recommended.

WOW! What a gorgeous place - perfect for a weekend visit. I didn’t want to leave! Mark and Carole were wonderful hosts and I hope to come back soon.

Beautiful space. Everything you need for a comfortable stay! Host was very helpful and available! Will definitely book again!

We loved this beautiful basement apartment with a super cool shared pool table/rec room. The location was amazing, right near awesome restaurants, beside the bridge to downtown, and a block walk to the trail that winds by the river. It was quiet, even with the pipes that we could hear sometimes at night but they contributed to the character of the historic building. The host was very responsive and lovely. We’d definitely want to stay here again!

We had an excellent short stay here. This is one of three Tiny Houses. You're far enough away from the other Tiny Houses that you have your own space and privacy. Our own composting toilet and outdoor shower were right outside the Tiny House so it was very convenient. Everything was very clean and very cute. We were there in late September, with warm days and cool evenings, the Tiny House was cool during the day, and warm at night. The bed was comfortable and warm. We didn't need to use the wood stove, but it was well stocked with firewood if we needed. Had a nice cup of coffee and tea in the morning which was easily made with the help of the propane camp stove Gabby had ready on our front porch. We sat around a fire pit and drank our morning beverages to the sound of the birds. It was a great stay, Gabby thought of everything we could need, and it was nice to find a place that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

We loved our stay at Liz and Matt’s yurt! The outside kitchen was so well equipped — they had the best knives in any rental ever. Seriously. There were three nice knives that were all sharp! The single propane burner worked great and there was a great collection of pots & pans, plates & mugs. The bed was comfy and they provided so many wonderful blankets for the cold April early mornings. The stove in the yurt got things cozy after about an hour (the AMs were in the mid 20s!). The hosts were excellent and told us all about the animals and even let us hold a baby goat! We loved the sheep, goats, chickens, ducks, bunny, animal guard dog, wild turkeys, and farm cats. They also told us about a variety of local attractions — a historical site, hiking, and hot springs. They supplied us with lots and lots of water. It was too cold at night to have the tap on in the outdoor kitchen. They made it easy! Oh and the outhouse was the cutest and least stinky outhouse I’ve ever used!

Stay wild is such a cool space, I really loved the fun communal spaces, kitchen, pool table and the amazing library. Andrew is a super friendly and helpful host too. I’ll definitely be back to stay on any of my travels to Missoula