The Stevensville Hotel

• The Stevensville Hotel is a bed-and-breakfast-style hotel located in what was once the Thornton Hospital built in 1910. The hotel has two floors with seven rooms total -- three on the first floor and four on the second. All rooms include king- or queen-sized beds, private bathrooms and free wireless Internet. The hotel does not provide a television in any of the rooms as an homage to its historic feel.
  
  

The First Floor

• The first floor of the Stevensville Hotel features a galley-style kitchen where a daily continental breakfast is served. The three rooms on the first floor include the Dr. Thornton Suite, the Dr. Rennick Room and the Dr. Quinn Room. The Dr. Thornton Suite has Asian-inspired decor. The suite includes a sitting room with a queen-sized sofa bed, a bedroom with a king-sized bed, and a bathroom with a whirlpool tub and separate shower area. This room goes for a nightly rate of $145 in the summer and $125 in the winter. The Dr. Rennick Room features a king-sized bed, a combination whirlpool/shower and a view of the garden. As of January 2011, this room goes for a nightly rate of $99 (weekends) or $85 (Monday through Thursday) in the summer and $75 in the winter. The Dr. Rennick Room is pet-friendly. The Dr. Quinn Room features one double bed and one queen bed, and a shower. This room is also pet-friendly.
  
  

The Second Floor

• The second floor of the Stevensville Hotel features four rooms including The Recovery Room, The Ward, The Old Surgery and The Nurse's Quarters. The Recovery Room, The Ward and The Old Surgery all have two bedrooms, each with two queen beds and a dresser, and a private bathroom. These rooms go for a nightly rate of $120 to $130 per night on weekends during summer, $95 to $105 Monday through Thursday during summer, and $85 during the winter, as of January 2011. The Nurse's Quarters features one queen bed, a kitchenette and a sofa bed. This room has a nightly rate of $115 on the weekend and $85 Monday through Thursday during summer, and $80 during the winter.
  
  

The Bitteroot Bed and Breakfast

• The Bitterroot River Bed and Breakfast is located in the Bitterroot Valley with a view of the river and mountains. This bed and breakfast features a home-like common area for guests including a living room, dining room, library and covered porch. There is also a common area television. Each morning, this bed and breakfast offers a full breakfast served from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms -- each with its own flat-screen television and private bathroom. The four rooms include the Bitterroot River Room, Wild Rose Room, Lewis and Clark Room and the Sapphire Room. None of the rooms are pet-friendly.
  
  

The Rooms

• The Bitter River Room features a king-sized bed, high-definition television, fireplace and a luxury bathroom with a jetted marble tub. As of January 2011, the nightly rate for this room is $129 for two-person occupancy. The nightly rate for the other three rooms is $99 for two-person occupancy. The Wild Rose Room features a queen-sized bed, antique furniture and a private bathroom. The Lewis and Clark Room can be set up for either one king-sized bed or two singles, and has a private bathroom. The Sapphire Room features a full-sized bed and is adorned with antique decor. One of the unique features of the Sapphire room is its porcelain antique wash basin in the private bathroom.