Dude Rancher Lodge - Billings

Historic lodge in downtown Billings offering pet-friendly stays and made-to-order breakfast

Amenities & Services

The Dude Rancher Lodge provides free parking in a secure interior courtyard for all guests. The 24-hour front desk offers recommendations for local cultural events and attractions. A business centre and vending machines with snacks are available on site.

Rooms & Accommodations

Each of the 56 guest rooms at the Dude Rancher Inn features authentic western furnishings and wood paneling. All rooms include a cable TV with HBO, a coffee maker, and a private bathroom. Spacious bathrooms and ground-level rooms with private outside doors are available upon request.

Dining & Breakfast

The on-site Dude Rancher Restaurant serves homemade American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Stirrup Coffee Shop offers a variety of pastries and desserts baked fresh daily. Guests can purchase a made-to-order breakfast from a menu of five choices for $8 each morning.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The Dude Rancher Lodge is located downtown within walking distance of the Western Heritage Center and Yellowstone Art Museum. The MetraPark events center is a 15-minute drive away, and Billings Logan International Airport is less than 10 minutes by car. Guests can walk to the Billings Mustangs baseball stadium in six minutes.

Pet-Friendly & Family

The Dude Rancher Billings offers pet-friendly rooms with complimentary treat bags for each pet. Families receive recommendations for kid-friendly activities and nearby parks. The property's ground-floor rooms with direct outdoor access make unloading luggage easy for families and pet owners.

• Location: Downtown Billings near museums and MetraPark
• Rooms: 56 western-themed rooms with spacious bathrooms
• Dining: On-site American restaurant and $8 made-to-order breakfast
• Pet Policy: Pet-friendly with complimentary treat bags
• Parking: Free interior courtyard parking
• Amenities: 24-hour front desk and business centre
• Nearby: Walking distance to baseball stadium and art museum