/24-7PressRelease/ - BOZEMAN, MT, June 07, 2007 - C'mon Inn of Bozeman Montana has opened Bozeman's newest premiere hotel. Located at exit 305, the C'mon Inn offers great location for visiting the wide array of amenities and activities the area has to offer. Best of all, the extended continental breakfast, meeting rooms and a fitness center make this the perfect location for small meetings and family gatherings.
Just a few hours south of Bozeman, enjoy Yellowstone National Park. Their summer season is heating up. Most of the park entrances and roads are now open and the staff is waiting for you to experience one of the most amazing natural wonders in North America. Finding lodging in Yellowstone is a challenge, with some locations being sold out over a year in advance. Nearby Bozeman offers an affordable and available basecamp for your driving tour of the Yellowstone area, and Bozeman Montana is one of the best.
If you're visiting colleges and getting ready for Fall semester, C'mon Inn is located conveniently close to Montana State University. Bridger Bowl ski area is located just 20 minutes away so you're sure to have an affordable option to high priced ski-area lodging.
The hotel features 125 oversized rooms with an indoor courtyard that has two water falls, 5 hot tubs and 2 pools for you to enjoy. Overlook the courtyard from your private balcony or one of the many large living room style seating areas. Free High speed internet and a business center keep you up to date with work, while the exercise room is ready for you 24 hours a day.
You can book rooms at the C'mon Inn online or you can call the hotel directly at 866-782-2717.
About C'mon Inn
C'mon Inn is a chain of small hotels located across Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and Wyoming. The owners and staff pride themselves on offering an "Escape from the Ordinary" and superior customer service.
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