Treasure State Hostel

Hannah Prester (PresterBerry)

"The room was quaint and cute. Eclectic style and fun art to look at everywhere. The staff was so accommodating and it was a quiet place for as many people as the host. If I travel with just my child and I again we would love to stay here. Such a fun adventure."

Lindsey Koper

"Absolutely best place to stay if exploring Bozeman! Its right in the middle of downtown main street, so everything is in walking distance. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. The rooms and bathrooms were clean and they had plenty of common room space to relax or meet other people. Also I cant believe I was able to find a bed for this price still in Bozeman. Highly recommend!"

Ryan Moore

"Five stars so it’s not filtered off. I’ve stayed at European hostels and American hostels. This place was sketchy. The place smelled strongly of body odor, and the staff came off as weird and a bit rude. The walls are so thin I heard everything: the toilet flushing all night, a guest jerking off through the wall, and a couple having loud sex. I didn’t sleep at all. I would’ve left, but it was the middle of the night. There’s no parking, either. You have to haul your stuff several blocks to a paid garage that costs $10. The whole area and building feel sketchy and unsafe, and it genuinely seemed like some long-term homeless people might be staying there. For a private room with tax it’s $50 plus $10 for the parking garage that’s about $60 just get a hotel. Check-in was bizarre. They took my photo and scanned my driver’s license, which is extreme. Even real hotels don’t go that far. I left as early as possible the next morning."

Pistol Petero

"It's in a great location in the staff are nice. There's some nice amenities like some washing machines, kitchens, and hang out areas. The rooms are a little small but that's fine with me."