From Fourth of July traditions and Montana music festivals to rodeo weekends and Labor Day celebrations, Dillon is a beautiful home base for summer events in Southwest Montana. Plan your stay at The Andrus Hotel and experience live music, small-town celebrations, scenic drives, and historic charm all season long.

At The Andrus Hotel, every detail has a purpose, including the names of our suites. Discover the stories behind the Madison, Beaverhead, Gallatin, Ruby River, Henry's Fork, and Big Hole Suites, and learn how these iconic rivers helped shape Montana's history, outdoor traditions, and sense of place. From world-famous fly-fishing waters to the landscapes that define Southwest Montana, these suite names connect guests to the region in a meaningful way.

There’s a reason people don’t just pass through Montana. Explore scenic road trips and curated day drives across Southwest Montana, with routes from Dillon through open valleys, mountain passes, and historic landscapes, all starting from The Andrus Hotel.

Experience downtown Dillon, Montana in a way that feels effortless. When you stay at The Andrus Hotel, coffee, local shops, and everyday moments are just steps away, making it easy to explore, unwind, and enjoy the rhythm of a truly walkable stay.

Discover four thoughtfully curated scenic drives near Dillon, Montana, including the Wisdom Loop, Philipsburg route, Ghost Town Tour, and Grand Tour. Stay at The Andrus Hotel and explore Southwest Montana with ease this spring.

Spring in Southwest Montana marks the beginning of fly fishing season in a way that feels both energizing and unhurried. Rivers begin to swell with snowmelt. Trout transition into active feeding patterns. Landscapes shift from winter stillness to early-season movement.

Spring in Dillon, Montana brings fewer crowds, wide-open skies, and the perfect balance of adventure and stillness. Make The Andrus Hotel your basecamp for exploring Southwest Montana, and return each evening to historic character, modern comfort, and walkable access to downtown.

Spring in Southwest Montana arrives quietly, opening up wide valleys, scenic roads, and iconic landscapes without the crowds of peak season. From historic ghost towns and world-class trout fishing to scenic drives toward Yellowstone, this is a time when the region feels expansive, unhurried, and deeply connected to place. With Dillon as a central home base, spring offers travelers the rare opportunity to explore Montana at its most approachable.

Spring is here, and for anglers, that means the excitement of fly fishing season is about to begin in Southwest Montana!

Snoflinga, Montana's premier winter festival has announced dates of Jan 19th, 20th, and 21st, 2024. perfect escape for winter enthusiasts.

Winter in Montana is a magical season, where landscapes transform into a pristine wonderland, and adventures beckon from all directions.

Montana, with its snow-draped landscapes and charming winter festivities, transforms into a winter wonderland during the holiday season.

Calling all fishing enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers! The 18th Annual Fly Fishing and Outdoor Festival is almost here!

First Annual Twin Bridges Bluegrass Festival, an event that promises to be a weekend filled with toe-tapping melodies and joyful camaraderie

We are thrilled to offer our cruiser bikes for your exploration pleasure. Get ready to embark on a two-wheeled adventure

Are you looking for a unique way to explore the Wild West of Montana during your stay at The Andrus Hotel? Look no further than Diamond 7

Are you looking for an exciting cultural experience in Montana this summer? Look no further than the Montana Folk Festival!

Every year, Dillon, MT welcomes cowboys and cowgirls from all over the world to compete in one of the biggest rodeo events in the country.

Montana is a hiker's paradise, with stunning views and an abundance of wildlife to witness.

Spring in Montana is a magical time, as the snow melts away and the landscape awakens with vibrant colors and sounds of nature.