Inn Dupuyer

If you ever plan to visit Glacier and travel through Montana, this Inn will be a highlight of your trip for sure. The authentic Western look will add an extra dimension to your stay and your children will love to play around in the garden with the Teepee, stage coach, and other restored antiques which will amaze you for sure. Joe and Rita are great hosts with a relaxed and attentive attitude that will make you feel welcome and at home for sure. I dare say that the Inn Dupuyer was the most original stay of all our nights in the USA and our family would highly recommend this Inn to all families, but also backpackers or other travelers.

We were traveling to Glacier National Park and had reservations at the Dupuyer Inn, in Dupuyer Montana. We had one of the best experiences of our trip here. After noticing smoke on the distant horizon, we called were told the smoke was dense in Dupuyer but we decided to proceed. Such a pleasant surprise to find a marvelous jewel in a small modest village, located in an isolated area of western Montana. The sparkling 100+ year old log cabin was surrounded by pleasant buildings, a teepee and a beautiful garden environment. Rita, the innkeeper, met us at the door and greeted us warmly. She invited us to see the B&B; the decor and accommodations were impressive. But we were more impressed with Rita, one of the most gracious and kind hostesses of any B&B. After the tour, she suggested that even

The rooms were quite cozy and the food was great at the restaurant. Very nice ambiance.

We stayed here one night and wished we had stayed a few more. Joe and Rita were great hosts and took care of everything - despite also running Dupuyer's Grizzley Days that weekend (pig wrestling, duck races, and more great small town stuff).||||The view out the back is gorgeous with the Rocky Mountains in the distance. The property is done up great - with an authentic Teepee (you can have a campfire inside it if you want), a stage coach, bonfire pit, and more).||||We were travelling with another family, and the 'Bunkhouse' inside was perfect. There is a bedroom with a queen and then a separate room with four twin beds - a shared bathroom for the two - but a perfect setup for a family. Kids could watch a movie as they went to bed. The Honeymoon suite was where the wife and I stayed. Very n

We arrived at Inn Dupuyer towards the end of a 3 week road trip and a long day's drive and were greeted by a lovely warm welcome from Rita. This is a lovely traditional house looking towards the Rockies and I don't think the web site does justice to the rooms. Breakfast is great with all guests sitting around a large table. A real find on the route back to Calgary.