it is a zero-service hotel which is ok if you know that ahead of time. Make sure the owners know when you are coming so they can leave a key for you. You will be on your own and there are combo locks for the outside doors to get in. Your specific 'suite' has a key of course. The rooms are large and comfortable. In exchange for being on your own you have a decent kitchen and living room to make use of- limited cups, but enough plates. (remember to bring coffee.sugar, cream) There are also 2 or 3 small kitchenettes scattered around the facility.

(Later we discovered that up the street is an amazing bakery/coffee shop (behind the saloon) and excellent upscale BBQ, i had portabella/pimiento/coleslaw, sirrachi sauce burger--amazing and i am not a vegetarian, the menu is too amazing for me to give it credit here, but don't miss it! we found it our last day but would have eaten all our meals there if we knew sooner!) Back to the 7point-ranch review.... our mini fridge had stuff in it from prior people - that was wierd and it filled our trash can. then of course the trash isn't removed during your stay so we had that 'mess' to deal with. No one is perfect and since the owners aren't around there isn't anyone to 'tell' to take care of it.

here is the issue and the owners are working on fixing this for 2025 they said with a new outhouse for the camp sites along the river behind the property; the campers are given access to the bathrooms on the 1st floor of the ranch. there are at least 3 or 4 bathrooms for general use. they were all broken/overflowed. being nice we unclogged them 3 times, not sure if campers are hard on toilets or what. we also found ourselves helping campers knocking at the door when they 'forgot the code', this was a strange situation to put us in, I hated turning away moms with little kids who needed to use a toilet.

This is Montanna, people are laid back, go with the flow and enjoy yourself. We did. The large kitchen as our gathering point each morning and night made up for other things. oh ps no wifi there even though it says there is.

This was definitely a great place to stay! We stayed for a couple of nights before departing the area.
On arrival, the manager warmly greeted us and was super friendly. She showed us around the place and throughout the stay she kept up great communication and was willing to help us out anytime if we needed anything.
The whole ranch was very nice and very clean. There was a lot of space to hangout and enjoy the views. The kids enjoyed playing chess and ping pong which were available in the large hangout room. The shared kitchen area also had a lot of utensils and a refrigerator to use if needed.
We also were able to walk out by the river behind the ranch which was a short, but nice walk to see a good view of the rivers in front of the mountain.
Overall, we were very pleased with this stay and would recommend to anyone considering staying here.

First, this isn’t what most people would consider to be a ranch; its a purpose built hotel.
It seems to have reopened very recently…it has 8 reviews on here, 7 of which were written in 2017.
We arrived at 2pm. There was no one on site. There is an equally large, defunct, hotel type structure which shares a driveway. A guy who worked there kindly contacted the hotel owner, so we could be admitted.
She arrived in five minutes, was very pleasant, gave us what we needed, showed us around, was helpful and left.
There was a family staying at the same time as us.
There was no one on site overnight, which, given the isolation of the place, was a bit disconcerting, having to spend the night with complete strangers.
There is a gas station and bar two miles away, but essentially, you’re on your own.
Our room was a good size, warm, clean and comfortable. The kitchen and dining area was vast, well equipped and there was a large, social type space, with a table tennis table. The whole place is beautifully maintained, and it seems serious preparations have been made for a relaunch.
Our stay was out of season. In the summer, I can imagine it will be an appealing, safe feeling place, probably a successful family destination. Children will enjoy the out door space and the riverside setting.
I found the place a little unsettling