Howler's Inn is exactly what we needed ~ an escape from city life to spend a few days in Montana. Nothing like mountain beauty, wildlife, and the wonderful family who owns Howler's Inn to give us one of the best Bed and Breakfast stays we have ever experienced. This place is a haven.. and guests are made to feel wonderfully welcome.

The most wonderful place we've ever stayed. The accommodations are beautiful and comfortable, the view is amazing, the people are so welcoming, the breakfast was delicious and the wolves are awesome. I really hated to leave and hope to return someday. Would highly recommend this to everyone. We loved the wolves and their soulful howling. Easy access from the main highway to Bozeman and Yellowstone. Would recommend this to anyone.

I loved it all! How are you doing, Dan and Janice?

Came by last summer with dear friend Sally; but you all weren't around, it looked.

Now residing in Burbank--gave up on Bozeman after tough relationship.

Dominicks (Leslie) told me they loved it in our old homestead, and the neighbors, too. Can't figure the Blackwoods are going to ...

We had a fantastic stay at Howler's Inn this past March. The rooms are comfortable, the location is great (especially for Bridger Bowl skiers), the hospitality is warm, and the breakfasts are some of the best we've ever had.

We learned so much about the wolves while we were there... truly a fantastic experience!

This place is amazing! Drifting off to sleep at night with wolves howling in the background was a remarkable experience. My wife and I cant wait to get back.

Not only are the wolves a wonderful site, they are just darn interesting! Its definately worth seeing again and again. Located not too far from Yellowstone, you can drive down for the day, or go skiing. The family is some of the most warm people Ive ever met. Breakfast is absolutely delicious. We have gone back twice and plan on going back ...

Wolves, mountains, comfortable rooms, wonderful hosts and amazing breakfasts! How can it get any better? We are counting the days until we can come back