Treasure State Hostel

Easy check-in check out. it was right in the downtown area. Loads of places to walk to. Everything you could need to cook for yourself. Plenty of hot coffee Bathroom was a bit weird but it’s a hostel open living stay so I was ok with it

I missed the breakfast, but it was exactly what I needed: a place to lay my head and they were super dog friendly. Everyone was kind and cheery. Room was a little hot, figuring out where to park was tough.

Staff was nice even though they misguided me on where to park which lead me to a ticket. - weird smell and extremely stuffy - room was extremely hot and super uncomfortable - usually when parking is listed on a site, they show you where it is and they didn’t - woke up really itchy after sleeping on their sheets

Cozy and comfortable. NA

It was in a good location, the staff was great and helpful.

Location is good in downtown Bozeman. Lockers are available and kitchen and couches are open to guests. There's a dvd player and lots of dvds. If you have low standards or are too wasted to notice the cons, this is a fine stay I guess. Beds had stains, there are no windows, the smell is so musty due to lack of ventilation especially when people make food, the showers were small and gross (showers and laundry are not free), the "breakfast" is not like hotel breakfast it's more of a fend for yourself situation. Also no parking (you have to park in a residential neighborhood 2 blocks away and walk or pay for parking). The room was also really small. With 3 bunk beds in one small room, it felt too close for comfort. This is a last resort type of place, not a fun experience

Very Friendly and helpful. Great location!

Nothing Smelled like Body oder, staff was weird and a touch rude Incredibly paper thin walls, I heard the toilet going off all night and another guest jerking off thru the walls and a couple having sex. Didn’t get any sleep awake all night from the noise. I would have left but it was the middle of the night. There is no parking and you have to pay $10 to park at a parking garage you have walk a few blocks away from the hostel carrying all your stuff. Feels really sketchy and unsafe. I think homeless people live there. They took my photo as well as scanned my drivers license when I checked in this is crazy overkill. Hotels don’t even do that

I didn’t like at all. Really small room full with people and no windows it’s unhealthy I didn’t like anything. Way too stuffy no privacy too crowded

There was a person playing piano until 10:00pm. Some people need to sleep and get up early.

No parking available, need pay extra at the garage . Hostel also charge $10 for after 10pm late check in, even I arrived the hotel 9:27pm looking for parking , they still charge $10 for late check in .

It was in the heart of their little downtown. The staff was nice. Plenty of street parking within a block or 2. The rules were easy to follow. The bathrooms only had 2 showers and the pillows were really thin. But it’s not a deal breaker

This is not a good place for plus size people! We did not stay because there was a bunk bed in our room and we are both big people so that was a no. Other then that it was a super cool experience

Room smells # 9

1. It had a common/shared bathroom for all rooms. I was expecting a shared bathroom inside the room between the rooms. 2. Regarding the late checking fees weren't mentioned in booking.com.

Staff was helpful and friendly. Cleanliness.

The value for the money. The response of the staff. They hang up 5 time on me when I was trying to call them for an inquiry.

Rooms need an air freshener

Location, staff I had a private room, which was great but it felt a little like a jail cell. Don't ask me how I know that

This is a well run hostel right on the bustling Main Street of Bozeman. You are literally steps from all the bars and restaurants there, but since the hostel is in the basement, once you go back to your room it is quiet. The rooms are very basic and cozy. There is a library and a small communal kitchen and a good continental breakfast for you where you can hang out and talk to fellow travelers. Well, we were in a road trip, and the free parking is a couple of blocks away on residential streets. There was plenty of parking, and we happened to get a parking spot near the hostel to unload and load our car. Really not a huge issue, and it worked out.