Bed and Breakfast Inn
30 Minutes West of Missoula in
Alberton, Montana
info@ghostrailsinn.com

702 Railroad Ave.
Alberton Mt, 59820-9482
406-722-4990 | 888-271-9317
Innkeepers — Thom Garrett & Grace Doyle

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"All Aboard!"
for a Genuine Slice of Old Montana.

Here's a place where ghostly trains still run on time, a place where mountains live large, where rivers crash through timeless gorges, and where folks still take time to know you. Spend a night in Ghost Rails Inn, spend a night in yesterday.

Ghost Rails Inn was once The Montana Hotel, built in 1909 as a Milwaukee Railroad Hotel.

Located in the old railroad town of Alberton, Montana, Ghost Rails Inn is now the gateway to the Alberton Gorge of the Clark Fork River, western Montana's best whitewater rafting!

With Grace and Thom as new owners, Ghost Rails Inn is now open year-round as both a Bed & Breakfast and retreat center. With 15 years of experience as a professional long-arm quilter, we specialize in Quilting Retreats . Click here for more information

Take a Virtual Tour

Established in 1909 this historic railroad hotel offers:

AAA approved
Nine unique guest rooms, seven with private baths
Free wireless internet
All rooms are smoke-free
Pet friendly, well-mannered dogs always welcome (see our policies on the bottom of the "Rooms & Rates" page")
It's a great place for small group gatherings and weddings.

Parlor

Just minutes away:

Downhill and crosscountry skiing
The National Bison Range
Montana's best whitewater
Fly-fishing,
Hunting.
Horseback riding
Lolo National Forest
Bitterroot Mountains
Route of the Hiawatha Rail- Trail
The Montana Valley Bookstore, over 150,000 books.

Ghost Rails Inn, a charming reminder of simpler times.

Located just off Interstate 90, exits 75 or 77, west of Missoula, Ghost Rails Inn in Alberton, Montana is a convenient over-night spot for travelers between Seattle and points east.

Where The Buffalo Room

The Railroad's gone but the spirit lives on!

It's easy to make reservations
right here on our website:

"All Aboard!" for a Genuine Slice of Old Montana.

"All Aboard!"
for a Genuine Slice of Old Montana.