


In the little western town of Ennis, Montana, located in the majestic Madison River Valley, you will find The Jeffers Inn. Surrounded by large ranches with wildlife easements and sitting within a grove of century-old silver cottonwood trees, this historic home, built in 1900, is now a charming Bed and Breakfast owned and run by innkeepers, Leigh and Robert Fosnot. Meticulously renovated to reflect the charms of Montana's Gilded Age, the home maintains it's historic look but has all the comforts of our modern age. Unwind in luxurious rooms outfitted with period antique furniture that will give you all the rest and rejuvenation needed to take on any adventure your day has in store. Wake up to a full breakfast in the historic Victorian dining room with homemade specialties served on fine china with real crystal and silver. Your Hosts, Leigh and Robert Fosnot, welcome you with good old-fashioned western hospitality. Arrive a guest, leave a friend.
Phone: (406) 682-7000
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Jeffers Rd and Jeffers Loop/Jeffers Rd W
75 Jeffers Rd Ennis, MT 59729 ·1741.83 mi
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yelpI just returned from Montana, I was there for a family reunion and there are limited places to stay in Ennis if you don't have family to stay with. I was told about the Jeffers Inn by my sister...
MoreWe had a very nice stay with Leigh and Bob at the Jeffers Inn this week. The house is beautifully decorated, and impeccably clean. Our room was lovely, (with a large en suite bathroom), and the...
MoreWe were visiting Virginia Cit for a couple of days and I couldn't find lodging that looked worth staying at there. Then I decided to look in Ennis 15 miles away and found the Jeffers Inn. It...
MoreAbsolutely amazing experience. If you're tired of the standard hotel then this is the place to be. The owners (Bob and Leigh) are extremely down to earth and so kind-hearted. They make you feel...
MoreThis is a gorgeous place BUT I was not told ahead of time that they don't lock the doors at night. I was the only occupant for the night and the innkeepers stay elsewhere so I did not feel safe in...
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