Not great for business travelers
I was staying at the resort due to a business conference. I could not get cell service at all. The Wi-Fi was supposed to be available everywhere, but worked very poorly in my room in the Grizzly Building so I could not check email. I had to walk to the main building at night to get an iron and ironing board because those items are not available in the rooms and no room service. Then I found out that they didn't have a single, full-size ironing board anywhere at the resort and had to iron my clothes on a tiny, dilapitated mini-ironing board, which is an inconvenience and an irritation. Since business meetings are held at the resort, they can certainly afford one real ironing board to make life easier for women business travelers. The room was OK, nothing special. The building was very quiet, which was lovely, but it may be noisier during the summer. (Mid-October seems to be a peaceful time at the resort.) The setting is lovely. The meeting rooms are quite nice. I have a final complaint about the "exercise room." It is an open alcove in the same area as the heated pool. I would like to have exercised after my tedious 8-hour drive to Red Lodge, but the temperature in the exercise area was probably 85 degrees and very humid due to the excessively heated pool (though the pool area was nice and large and would have been great if I liked to swim). If you want a vacation get-away, I think it's probably a good choice, but for business, it was not ideal.