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New Marriott hotel opens near Yellowstone offering stays using points

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TownePlace Suites Bozeman West | Official Website

By Sky Industry News

Jul 23, 2025

A new hotel has opened near Yellowstone National Park in Montana, allowing travelers to use their Marriott points for a stay this summer. The TownePlace Suites Bozeman West began operations on Thursday after an 18-month construction period. It features 107 extended-stay suites equipped with full kitchens, work desks, and sofas in select rooms. The property is pet-friendly and offers amenities for pets such as dog treats and beds.

Located just over four miles from downtown Bozeman and about an hour's drive from Gardiner, Montana—the north entrance to Yellowstone—the hotel also provides convenient access to the Big Sky Resort for skiing enthusiasts.

Jennifer Coppinger, general manager of TownePlace Suites Bozeman West, expressed pride in offering "a fresh, elevated hotel experience" with thoughtfully designed spaces aimed at helping guests feel relaxed and inspired.

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The property includes a heated indoor pool, hot tub, grilling area, fitness center, laundry facilities, and an outdoor seating area with a fire pit. Guests can dine at the full-service restaurant The Alpine or enjoy a complimentary breakfast buffet.

The hotel's public areas are styled with rustic-chic elements featuring dark wood accents and a color palette of black and gray with warm orange and green highlights. A lobby fireplace adds to the ambiance for guests seeking relaxation after outdoor activities.

Jon Braxton, co-owner of the hotel, remarked that it offers "something truly special that offers both comfort and character for today's travelers."

Rates start at $137 or 44,000 Marriott Bonvoy points per night. As one of Marriott's longer-stay brands, TownePlace Suites allows travelers to earn five base points for every dollar spent.

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New Marriott hotel opens near Yellowstone offering stays using points

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