The Grand Union Hotel sits on the Missouri River banks, where long ago Lewis & Clark's Corps of Discovery traveled & broad bottom steamboats docked. Originally opened in 1882, the Grand Union Hotel today provides 26 luxurious guestrooms on 2 floors exquisitely restored with historic furnishings. Each room of the Grand Union Hotel has a deluxe private bath, some with jetted tubs, direct dial phone with voice mail & auto wake-up, flat screen TVs, desks, Wi-Fi, & individually controlled heat & air conditioning. There is elevator entry to the guestrooms & the hotel is handicap accessible. Many rooms have views of the Missouri River. Meeting & conference facilities are available. The hotel is home to the award winning Union Grille Restaurant, which features relaxed dining in a historic riverside western atmosphere, outdoor patio dining, & a brewpub with Montana's finest microbrews. The Union Grille Restaurant is one of only seventeen AAA Three Diamond-rated restaurants in the entire state & every table enjoys a view of the Missouri River. Following a multi-year, multi-million dollar, national & state recognized restoration, the Grand Union Hotel was elegantly restored to its original splendor in 1999. Montana's oldest operating hotel, the three story brick building is the state's most regal hotel & one of its most famous landmarks. From the original 12 foot front doors, to the rich palette of dark tones & solid wood & leather furniture, the Grand Union Hotel has an atmosphere that successfully unites the western & Victorian elements of the late 1800s. The historical character of the hotel has been preserved with antique tin ceilings, the original large windows, the black walnut grand staircase that is showcased in the lobby & other historical architectural features. In addition to the guest suites, the hotel accommodates conferences and weddings. All of this in a postcard-perfect setting on the banks of the Missouri River at the award winning, historic Grand Union Hotel.