Are pets allowed at The Fox?

Yes, dogs are accepted—guests should bring a leash and clean up after their pets in shared areas.

Is access to hot springs included?

The listing headline includes two soaks; confirm booking details for how soaks are scheduled or redeemed.

What time is check-in and check-out?

Check-in is at 4:00 p.m.; check-out details should be confirmed on your reservation.

Is there parking on site?

On-site parking is available; contact the host if you have multiple vehicles or oversized rigs.

Is the kitchenette stocked with cookware?

The kitchenette provides a prep bar, microwave/convection oven, full-size refrigerator and an electric skillet; bring specialty items you need.

Is Wi‑Fi reliable for remote work?

Wi‑Fi is available for basic browsing and email, but speeds can vary—plan for limited bandwidth if you rely on fast connections.

Soak and Stay at The Fox: Country Cabin with Hot Springs Access in Hot Springs, Montana

On the edge of Hot Springs, Montana, The Fox offers a straightforward, comfort-first base for visitors chasing mineral soaks and wide-sky country. This full-size duplex cabin puts private sleeping rooms and two queen beds within reach of a shared kitchenette, patio, and those restorative hot-water dips the town is named for. Located in a low-lying valley framed by grassy foothills and scattered Ponderosa pines, the property gives easy access to the geothermal pools that have drawn travelers here for more than a century. Inside, the layout reads like a pared-down small inn: two private rooms open off a common cooking area equipped with a full-size refrigerator, microwave/convection oven, electric skillet and prep bar. Each room has two queen beds, a table, climate control (air conditioning and heat), and a ceiling fan, making it comfortable through heat waves and cool nights. Wi-Fi and a small patio extend the living space outside; dogs are accepted, so bring a leash and a towel for post-soak mud. Check-in starts at 4:00 p.m., and stays range from a single night to weeklong resets. What makes The Fox a standout in this part of Montana is the direct link to the local hot-water tradition. Every soak is an invitation to slow down: the mineral water here is a geological product of vein-fed thermal flows, and the town of Hot Springs grew up around those springs in the late 1800s as visitors followed healing claims and easy access to the forested mountains. Spend mornings with coffee on the patio, cliff-and-hill vistas on the horizon, and evenings trading stories in the shared kitchenette after your soak. Practical advantages matter: the cabin's full-size appliances let you prepare simple trail meals before a day of exploration; the two-queen-room setup is ideal for small groups or a family seeking separate sleeping space without the price of a full house rental. Nearby outdoor options include river-side hiking, forest drives through Lolo National Forest, and low-effort wildlife viewing from quiet roads and pullouts. Book The Fox if your trip priorities are comfort, value, and hot springs access rather than fancy lodges. It's a functional, pet-friendly base that keeps you close to the thermal pools, broad Montana skies, and the unhurried pace of a small mountain town. Read the check-in notes, pack a warm layer for nights, and leave room in your day for a second soak—this cabin makes it easy. Because buildings sit low on the landscape and outdoor lighting is minimal, nighttime is excellent for stargazing - bring a headlamp for bathroom runs. Booking fills quickly for summer weekends and long holiday weekends; reserve early if your trip centers on soaking. Hosts sometimes provide linens and basic supplies, but confirm details on booking online.

Soak and Stay at The Fox: Country Cabin with Hot Springs Access in Hot Springs, Montana

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