The
Olive Branch Inn,
formerly the Joseph M. Lindley
House, was built in 1889 by one of Bozeman's early pioneers. It is
a
charming and distinctive Victorian Manor house listed on the National
Historic Register. The Inn is located just two blocks from the historic
downtown area of Main Street. The Emerson Cultural center, fine restaurants,
theaters, art galleries, quaint shops, and the University are all within
walking distance. The house has undergone a complete restoration, with
dramatic French wall coverings, antique beds, fireplaces, stained glass
windows, and an enclosed English garden.
Each
of our guest rooms is appointed with the highest quality linens,
luxurious
down comforters, feather pillows, plush terry-cloth robes, hair dryers,
and custom soaps... well deserved pampering for an unforgettable
experience. Each room features a private bath, flat screen TV, and
telephone. Fax is available. We provide high speed wireless
internet.
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Awaken
leisurely to the aroma of freshly ground coffee or choose from
a selection of exotic teas or hot cocoa. Enjoy a gourmet breakfasts
as you join our other guests for stimulating conversation in
our gracious dining room. After your breakfast take a stroll
down Lindley Place, a tree-lined avenue filled with quaint houses
depicting Bozeman's history.
At day's
end relax in our living room with a cup of
afternoon tea served with an array of cheeses or scrumptious
homemade sweets.
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Past grandeur
has been uniquely captured through the use of romantic fabrics,
rich and bold papers, unusual antiques, the warmth of natural
woods, and a fine sense of creative color and design. Care has
been taken to preserve the architectural authenticity, while
providing present day comforts and conveniences.
Come
experience the tranquil elegance of this eclectic inn, the ultimate
invitation for the discriminating traveler to a world set apart.
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Nestled
in the heart of the Rockies in the beautiful Gallatin Valley, Bozeman
offers many outdoor activities including fly fishing, skiing, hiking,
hunting, rafting, and canoeing. Pristine rivers and spectacular wilderness
trails are only minutes away, while Yellowstone and Glacier Parks
are within a day's drive. Local attractions include Shakespeare in
the
Parks, the summer Farmer's Market, outdoor band concerts, the annual
Sweet Pea Festival and the Museum of the Rockies.
Arrangements
can be made for scenic day trips or guided fishing excursions.
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