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Libby is a great town. Motel prices are tremendously over priced. It appears that all hotels are owned by probably two or three people/businesses, and monopoly prices are ridiculous. No bargains. Lots of vacancies, still sky-high prices.

The Lodge was very Cozy and I liked the 24 house access to the Breakfast Area and Fresh Baked Cookies. I wasn't crazy about having my Room checked for Damage. Never in over 40 Years of Business & Pleasure Travel has this ever happen! A little mistrusting. I guess they've had problems with transient guests in the past? It was convenient to Restaurants and Town. Picturesque Mountain Location...

Was nice to spend a day there. Lots of nature and saw more deer in this town than any place I’ve been. We counted 25 deer wandering around peoples yards and the streets. Was beautiful. Lots of old buildings that feel like you went back in time

Libby is a town that looks half abandoned and people are miserable. I don’t blame them though on account of 10% of the population dying or getting sick from asbestos related illnesses. Cabinet brewing was delicious, the beer and the food. Libby at night was scary and felt unsafe. Great place to stop in for an afternoon or morning, but stay somewhere just outside of town if you want to stick around. The wilderness surrounding Libby was amazing.

Libby is a small town with very limited things to do and places to eat. It was fine for staying one night, but I wouldn't plan on staying any longer there. If I travel through this area again, I probably won't stay in Libby.

Libby is a quiet place, and I would assume anyone traveling here is looking for outdoor adventure: fishing, hunting, river rafting, snowmobiling, hiking; any kind of rugged outdoorsy stuff. In my case, I attended a four-day snowboarding event called the Montucky Clear Cut which booked out the entire Turner Mountain Ski Area (about 40 minutes north of town) for 100+ hard boot carvers who came in from all over the world to ride corduroy slopes. The town has just enough motels with options for restaurants, shops, and gas stations to keep you and your vehicle refueled for a few days after enjoying the Montana wilderness. Check out the Libby Sports Center sporting goods shop for a huge supply of all the stuff that makes the great outdoors in Big Sky country so much fun.