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Valley Views, Downtown Convenience & Trail Access
Town meets country, experience the best Helena has to offer in style! Centrally located home within moments of the best attractions in Helena. From the adventurous nature lover, to those looking to treat themselves to the finer things in life, this prime location completes the perfect stay for anyone’s experience needs. You are ready to hit the mountain trails, see the Capitol or have the perfect experience enjoying historic downtown Helena when you arrive for your stay at the Valley Views Bnb!
Helena Forest Hideout w/ Hot Tub Near Downtown
Stay inside Helena National Forest, yet only 7 minutes from downtown Helena on a well-maintained paved road. The home sleeps 9 and features a large yard frequented by wild-life. Enjoy the huge kitchen, covered porch on the rocking chairs, a grill, Traeger smoker and a seasonal hot tub available April through October. In cooler weather, settle in by the wood-burning stove, with central heat for added comfort. Need more space? The separately listed guest house sleeps 3: airbnb.com/h/oronestmt
Pretty Cool Crib-No cleaning fee
Enjoy your stay in this stylish "new build". The original home was built in 1900 but the home has been updated down to the framing. The home is centrally located with easy access to shopping, restaurants, and the interstate. Extra amenities include a king-size adjustable bed with massage in the master and a Bose Soundbar for a superior listening experience while watching TV or listening to music. We're positive that you will find this home comfortable and your stay enjoyable. No cleaning fee!
Beautiful Rodney Street Suite
You and your travelers will be close to everything Helena has to offer in this very cute newly remodeled two bedroom apartment right in the heart of the Capital City. Located on historic Rodney St. our place is close to everything people really love about Helena. Walking distance from downtown, Cathedral, Holter Museum of Art and countless activities. When you're ready to relax you will have a private fenced yard, two brand new super comfortable queen beds and everything you need for comfort.
Family Adventure House-Climbing Wall+Hiking Trails
Bring the whole family to this spacious townhouse in South Helena's Nob Hill neighborhood! It's the perfect place to stay while you go on your next adventure- mountain biking & hiking trails are within walking distance. Take in the mountain view on the patio, play ping-pong or watch the kids boulder the climbing wall. We also have a home gym & there's a frisbee golf course that is 1/2 a block away! Located close to hospitals & has easy-access to I-15. Only 10 min. from historical downtown.
Historic Montana Home Moments from Downtown Helena
A piece of Helena’s history meets modern living! Quiet, updated, historic two bedroom home in Westside Helena. Located walking distance from endless hiking & downhill biking trails for the adventurous nature lovers! Also just a short walk to downtown Helena's best dining, entertainment & shopping! Smart TV with xbox in living room, smart TV in each bedroom. Well stocked kitchen, coffee, tea, cream, sugar variety. Two covered porches, private backyard, propane grill & more!
Secluded Montana A-Frame with Hot Tub and Views
Escape to your own Montana sanctuary at The Little Black A-Frame! This stunning retreat is nestled on 20 private acres with sweeping mountain views. Thoughtfully designed for romantic getaways and intimate friend trips, find yourself relaxing in the hot tub under starlit skies, enjoying cozy evenings by the fire, and crisp mornings on the patio watching the sunrise. Located between Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, this is your gateway to Montana's wilderness.
The Clarke Street "Mini-Vic"
Built in 1890, this "mini" Victorian is a block from Mt. Helena's superb biking/hiking trails and 5 blocks from breweries, restaurants and the historic Last Chance Gulch. Recently updated, the Mini Vic still maintains its 19th century charm. Spacious kitchen and bath, formal dining and an inviting living room with gas fireplace. Cozy outdoor space with gas BBQ and firepit. Great location and a great little home while you enjoy Helena!
The Hideaway at Creekside Meadows-Hobbit House
Nestled in the foothills of the Elkhorn Mountains you’ll find our charming earth home. Clean Scandinavian style decor allows the magnificent construction of this home to shine. A few unique features include 4 full sized built in sleeping nooks each with their own lights and electrical outlets, a secret door to a hidden private bedroom, and a shower you enter through a ‘tree trunk’ with almost 13ft ceilings!
Entire Apartment with Guest-Favorite Bed
Bright, newly renovated private apartment with stunning Mount Helena views. This stylish retreat comfortably fits 3 guests and features a dedicated workspace with fiber internet, a full kitchen, and vintage decor. Enjoy views of Mount Helena, a fully stocked coffee bar, and cozy queen bed. Perfect for a relaxing getaway or remote work. Beds: Queen in the bedroom and a twin cot in the living room.
Hauser Haus- Walk Downtown or to Carroll College
Tuck into a peaceful home-away in this spacious and serene space just a few minutes walk from downtown Helena or the hiking and biking trails of Mount Helena. This daylight walkout basement faces a large yard with mature maple trees and substantial off-street parking. The kitchen has been stocked with necessities for easy cooking during your stay. Bring your favorite coffee, we have a grinder.
Carriage House 311 7th Avenue
Quiet cozy home with off street parking for one in a great downtown location. Quiet but within walking distance to downtown. Many hiking trails, and Carroll College is nearby. The Missouri River is close with excellent fishing. It is time for Alive at 5 - free music just blocks away. Happens every Wednesday night. Also, enjoy the walk to the Farmer's Market on Saturdays.
Popular amenities for Helena holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Helena
Cheerful 1 Bedroom Luxurious Suite w/Hot Tub!
Cozy, charming basement on the west side
The Trail House
South central modern Victorian Apt. #2
King Studio with fireplace close to The Myrna Loy
Capitol Hill Apartment
Hillside Hideaway
Lakefront Lodge
When is the best time to visit Helena?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Helena?
Stays around the historic downtown district, South-Central, and neighborhoods near local trails are frequently suggested for their access to Helena’s main attractions and dining. These areas blend historic charm with walkable amenities.
What are the best things to do in Helena with kids?
Explore interactive exhibits at the ExplorationWorks science center, enjoy local parks, or ride the Last Chance Tour Train for local history. Lakes and hiking trails also invite families to connect with the outdoors.
What are some of the best things to do in Helena?
Helena has the Montana State Capitol, the Cathedral of St. Helena, and museums focused on regional history. Outdoor enthusiasts often explore Mount Helena City Park, local trails, and seasonal arts events.
How is the weather in Helena?
Helena has cold, snowy winters with temperatures around 13–32°F (-10–0°C), and warm, drier summers near 55–86°F (13–30°C). Spring and autumn bring mild conditions and changing foliage, making each season distinct.
When is the best time to visit Helena?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for exploring Helena, when temperatures are milder and many outdoor activities are accessible. Those who appreciate winter recreation also enjoy the snowy months for seasonal sports.
What are the best places to visit in Helena?
Frequently suggested places include the Montana State Capitol, the Cathedral of St. Helena, and the Holter Museum of Art. Mount Helena City Park is also popular for scenic hikes and wide city views.
What are some hiking trails in Helena?
Explore Mount Helena City Park’s network of trails, including the 1906 Trail for varied terrain and panoramic views. The South Hills Trail System and nearby forested paths are also frequently suggested.
What are some family activities we can do in Helena?
Families often enjoy parks, the ExplorationWorks science center, and public swimming pools during warmer months. Open spaces and easy trails make it simple for children to connect with nature.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Helena?
Explore nearby forest lands, visit regional lakes for paddling or picnicking, or discover museums that highlight Montana’s mining and Native histories. Many travelers enjoy leisurely drives through local scenic byways and small towns.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Helena?
Helena has many pet-friendly vacation rentals and apartments, especially in residential neighborhoods and near outdoor spaces. Parks, trails, and some local cafés welcome guests with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Helena?
Locals suggest starting your day at a downtown café, walking neighborhood trails early for mountain views, and checking community boards for pop-up markets or gallery nights. Weather can change quickly, so dressing in layers is helpful.
What is Helena known for?
Helena is known for its Gold Rush history, the Montana State Capitol, and distinctive architecture like the Cathedral of St. Helena. Outdoor recreation is central to local culture, with hiking, fishing, and mountain biking widely enjoyed.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Helena?
The Helena Civic Center often hosts community theater and locally curated events, while Reeder’s Alley invites walks among preserved 19th-century buildings. Murals and public art scattered around downtown highlight Helena’s creative side.
What are the best foods to try in Helena?
Helena’s dining scene includes bison burgers, locally sourced steaks, and huckleberry-flavored treats, often recommended at downtown spots. Regional microbrews and seasonal produce reflect Montana’s culinary traditions.
What should I bring for a trip to Helena?
Pack layers, including a light jacket for cool evenings, comfortable shoes for walking, and sun protection for bright days. In winter, warm outerwear and sturdy boots are helpful for snowy or icy conditions.
What is the nightlife in Helena like?
Helena has low-key pubs, local breweries, and casual music venues with live performances. The downtown area features gathering spots with rotating taps, laid-back lounges, and occasional open mic nights.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Helena?
Helena has community gatherings like summer concert series, art walks, and seasonal fairs. Annual music and film festivals are also frequently suggested for visitors interested in local culture.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Helena?
Helena has a variety of family-friendly homes and apartments to choose from, with options near parks, playgrounds, and neighborhood cafés. Common amenities include kitchens, laundry, and flexible spaces for children.