Welcome to Toad Hall Manor, an elegant, charming southwest Montana bed and breakfast that takes it's name from the British children's classic, The Wind in the Willows. Located in historic Butte, Montana, Toad Hall Manor is nestled in the Rocky Mountains, midway between Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park. Our manor is the perfect place for your family vacation, a quiet retreat, or romantic getaway.
When you stay with us, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the majestic Rocky Mountains, in-room massage services, and our unique gourmet breakfasts, which you can enjoy in your room or on our relaxing patio. Book online, or give us a call. We look forward to meeting you. The inspiration for Toad Hall Manor was the British children's classic, The Wind in the Willows.
Mr. Toad would feel right at home in the luxurious surroundings of this gracious Butte bed and breakfast. Toad Hall Manor is truly a wonderful place for a restful change of pace, a celebration of a special occasion, or a romantic getaway.
When you stay with us, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the majestic Rocky Mountains, in-room massage services, and our unique gourmet breakfasts, which you can enjoy in your room or on our relaxing patio. Book online, or give us a call. We look forward to meeting you. The inspiration for Toad Hall Manor was the British children's classic, The Wind in the Willows.
Mr. Toad would feel right at home in the luxurious surroundings of this gracious Butte bed and breakfast. Toad Hall Manor is truly a wonderful place for a restful change of pace, a celebration of a special occasion, or a romantic getaway.
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Inspired by The Wind in the Willows, Toad Hall Manor is the perfect location for a unique and relaxing vacation.
Upon arrival, guests are greeted and pampered with the offering of Sherry, Port, or other beverages.
All four of the manor's unique suites are named for one of the whimsical characters in The Wind in the Willows and finely decorated with comfortable amenities, such as down pillows and comforters, feather beds, luxurious sheets, and stylish decor.
All share breathtaking views of the beautiful Rocky Mountains or the fairway of the Butte Country Club.
Upon arrival, guests are greeted and pampered with the offering of Sherry, Port, or other beverages.
All four of the manor's unique suites are named for one of the whimsical characters in The Wind in the Willows and finely decorated with comfortable amenities, such as down pillows and comforters, feather beds, luxurious sheets, and stylish decor.
All share breathtaking views of the beautiful Rocky Mountains or the fairway of the Butte Country Club.
Glen and Jane- some of the nicest people you would want to meet! Made us feel like family the moment we arrived.
The house is elegent!
The rooms are uniquely decked out.
Both Glen and Jane treated us like we were life-long friends even though we just met.
The bed was super comfortable and everything was so clean.
My wife was happy that we found a place that would pass her review.
This home is run by hosts who love people and who are engaging and friendly.
The husband is a long-time Butte resident and therefore Beverly knowledgeable about the area.
The house is elegent!
The rooms are uniquely decked out.
Both Glen and Jane treated us like we were life-long friends even though we just met.
The bed was super comfortable and everything was so clean.
My wife was happy that we found a place that would pass her review.
This home is run by hosts who love people and who are engaging and friendly.
The husband is a long-time Butte resident and therefore Beverly knowledgeable about the area.
Toad Hall Manor includes four rooms, all named after the whimsical characters of The Wind in the Willows.
Sir Badger's Suite, also known as the Bridal Suite, encompasses the manor's entire fifth floor, and is accessed by private elevator key.
It features two bedrooms and accommodates up to four guests.
Captain Ratty's Retreat, located on the ground level, has views of the adjacent golf course's 16th fairway and the Continental Divide.
The retreat can accommodate two guests.
Papa Otter's Place, also on the ground level, looks out over the Cottontail Court Gardens and the adjacent golf course.
Sir Badger's Suite, also known as the Bridal Suite, encompasses the manor's entire fifth floor, and is accessed by private elevator key.
It features two bedrooms and accommodates up to four guests.
Captain Ratty's Retreat, located on the ground level, has views of the adjacent golf course's 16th fairway and the Continental Divide.
The retreat can accommodate two guests.
Papa Otter's Place, also on the ground level, looks out over the Cottontail Court Gardens and the adjacent golf course.
Butte, Montana lies in the northern Rocky Mountains on the Continental Divide.
In the late 1800s, prospectors came in search of gold and silver, and they found it.
Yet, it wasn't until the demand for copper grew--thanks to the advent of electricity--that Butte became one of the biggest copper boomtowns in the country.
Referred to as "Richest Hill on Earth, " Butte was the largest city west of the Mississippi.
Men traveled from all over the country and the world to work the copper mines of Butte.
In the late 1800s, prospectors came in search of gold and silver, and they found it.
Yet, it wasn't until the demand for copper grew--thanks to the advent of electricity--that Butte became one of the biggest copper boomtowns in the country.
Referred to as "Richest Hill on Earth, " Butte was the largest city west of the Mississippi.
Men traveled from all over the country and the world to work the copper mines of Butte.
The Berkeley Pit, near the Continental Divide, is a former open pit copper mine.
It is roughly a mile long, a half-mile wide, and around 1,780 feet deep.
The pit contains water up to about 1,000 feet.
The water is highly acidic and contains extremely high levels of heavy metals and toxic chemicals.
You would not want to fall in.
Opened in 1955, Berkeley Pit was mined until it's closure in 1982.
The mine was operated for years by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, and, then, by Atlantic Richfield (ARCO).
It is roughly a mile long, a half-mile wide, and around 1,780 feet deep.
The pit contains water up to about 1,000 feet.
The water is highly acidic and contains extremely high levels of heavy metals and toxic chemicals.
You would not want to fall in.
Opened in 1955, Berkeley Pit was mined until it's closure in 1982.
The mine was operated for years by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company, and, then, by Atlantic Richfield (ARCO).
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