Historic Big HomeNextTo Mineral Pools - Sleeps 11

Your vacation home in the heart of Hot Springs, MT. It can host up to 15 guests (4 rooms). This is the very first log house built in this charming little town! Once a stage-house for travelers, then a family home with horses nearby, it later became the town hall—and now it’s your getaway! Located right next to the Natural Hot Springs (Symes) with three soaking spots nearby. Stay here and feel like you’re in the White House! (Pun intended) The space Fully remodeled while still preserving its historic charm. As a fun surprise, you’ll even feel a touch of the White House—with a bit of quirky humor. Enjoy super comfortable beds, with two rooms offering workspace if needed. A large dining area and kitchen make gathering easy. You can’t beat the location—just steps from the mineral pools (Symes, Rose’s, and Big Medicine). The town is friendly and welcoming, with live music at Symes every Friday night and a great breakfast spot right across the street. Don't miss visiting Louie's Place just two blocks down the Spring str. Make sure to tell them where you are staying, you just might get something special! Guest access Door code will be provided on the day of check-in. The entire home is yours to enjoy, including all kitchen items and utensils. Parking is available on the street (front or side) as well as in the large private lot in the back. Enjoy the romantic private backyard. Please do not park on the grass. Other things to note Soaking at Symes! The hot mineral pools at Symes are right across the street! There is an entry fee of $15 per person for all-day access. I also offer a great deal on punch cards—$50 for 10 all-day soaks (regular value $150, a huge savings). You only pay once per day, no matter how many times you go in and out. Symes does check for paid access, so to avoid any awkward moments, I recommend grabbing a punch card or two and soaking worry-free. Just message me if you’d like one! Wildlife Note! Hot Springs is full of amazing wildlife, and you may have some surprise visitors during your stay. While feeding wildlife isn’t recommended… you prob should not do it!