A river sanctuary under the Big Sky.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.91 · Guest Favorite · Olney, Montana, on the Stillwater River
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.91 · Guest Favorite · Olney, Montana, on the Stillwater River
The experience
There's a reason guests say they didn't want to leave. Lodge 93 doesn't just give you a place to sleep. It gives you a week you'll remember.
Sip your first coffee on the back deck as elk move through the valley. Cast a fly line into the Stillwater without ever leaving the property. Paddle out across the lake before breakfast. Return in the afternoon for the sauna, the private hot tub, and a house-made milkshake from the full coffee and milkshake bar.
When the sun drops behind the Salish Mountains, step into the heated Geo Dome, pour a glass of wine, and watch the sky light up. This is Olney, Montana, the way it should be lived, twenty minutes from Whitefish and a world away from everything else.
Signature offerings
Open 24 hours, year-round. Soak under the Montana stars after a day on the water, with nothing but river and pine to keep you company.
A traditional Scandinavian-style cedar barrel sauna tucked into the treeline. Cleansing heat after cold mountain mornings.
A heated geodesic dome for sipping wine under the stars. Stay warm while winter snow falls around you. Unquestionably a guest favorite.
The Stillwater flows forty feet from the back deck. Fly fish, paddleboard, or simply listen to the water move. Lake access is a hundred yards down the path.
Gather around the outdoor fire pit as the valley cools and the stars come out. S'mores are included; the stories that follow are not guaranteed, but likely.
Included with your stay. Launch directly from the back yard. The Stillwater is calm, glassy, and absurdly photogenic at golden hour.
Reserve your stay
Check dates and book directly with the host: no platform fees, no middlemen. Select your dates below to see live availability and pricing.
Check-in after 4:00 PM · Checkout before 10:00 AM · 8 guests maximum
Fully loaded
Bill and Brea stock every property the way they'd want it when they arrive, from the shampoo to the tin foil. No scavenger hunts. No forgotten essentials. Just unpack and start your vacation.
Where you'll sleep
1 King bed · Couch · En-suite bath · Deck and hot tub access
1 King bed · Super-comfy mattress
2 Queen beds · Perfect for kids or friends
In their own words
53 reviews · Guest Favorite
“One of our favorite places we've ever stayed at. We had the best time and didn't want to leave. The milkshake machine was so fun! We loved the hot tub, sauna, sipping coffee on the back porch while watching all the wildlife, and making s'mores at the fire pit.”CamilleGreat Falls, Montana
“My family had a great time staying at Lodge 93 for the week. It is secluded with a lot to do if you want to stay in and relax. It's just a short drive to town, Glacier National Park, and trails.”JohnDavenport, Iowa
“This place was beautiful. Spacious and comfortable. We had the best time, lounging, laughing and making the best memories together. The hosts were kind and accommodating. Highly recommend this place. We will definitely be back!”TonyaNewport, Washington
“Absolutely amazing cabin! Spacious cabin, plenty of room! Beautiful decor, very clean and comfortable. Great fishing spot!”AlyonaStayed with kids
“Most beautiful and peaceful place I've ever been.”CodyGroup trip
Adventure awaits
Lodge 93 is perfectly positioned near Whitefish: close enough for world-class dining, close enough to Glacier for day trips, and remote enough on the Stillwater River to feel like a true mountain escape.
A million acres of jagged peaks and turquoise water wait about an hour from the porch, close enough for a sunrise drive and back before lunch.
Downtown patios, lakeside beaches, and mountain-town energy sit a short hop down the highway, easy for a dinner run or a lazy afternoon on the water.
Chairlifts in winter and gondola views in summer turn Big Mountain into a year-round reason to leave the cabin, snow days included.
The largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi unfolds south of town, cherry orchards and all, worth the drive for a full day out.
The valley's supply town has grocery runs covered and its brick-lined Main Street covered too, good for errands that turn into an excuse to stay for coffee.
Fifty miles of switchbacks climb straight over the Continental Divide, the kind of drive that makes the whole trip feel earned.
Drive times are routed from the property and vary with season and road conditions.
Superhost · 7 years hosting
“We're Airbnb Superhosts residing in Nashville, with properties carefully curated from the beach to Montana. Every home is fully loaded, so you don't have to worry about bringing towels, shampoo, or tin foil. It's what we expect when we're guests.”
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