The Garrison Inn, a Montana Bed & Breakfast, is located 20 minutes from Kalispell, Montana and 2 miles before scenic Ashley Lake with Glacier International Airport close by. We offer views of Glacier National Park, the Swan Mountain Range, the valley floor and the town of Kalispell. The area is very diverse with something for everyone including hiking, sight-seeing, fishing, boating, skiing, horseback riding, golfing, hot air ballooning, white water rafting and many great restaurants. Available are hiking trails and decks for relaxing. We are open year round and have three rooms available, all with private baths. A full gourmet breakfast is included with your stay. We also offer dinner and cooking lessons with advance notice. The owner, Gene Garrison, is also a licensed Realtor if you are in the valley looking for the perfect home or dream property.

ANNE MARIE AND GENE GARRISON MOVED TO NORTHWEST MONTANA IN THE FALL OF 1994 WITH THE GOAL OF BUILDING THEIR OWN BED AND BREAKFAST. AFTER LOOKING FOR A YEAR, THEY FOUND THE PERFECT PROPERTY. THEY STARTED BUILDING IN THE FALL OF 1995 AND HAVE NEVER LOOKED BACK. THEY OPENED THE GARRISON INN THE SUMMER OF 2003. THE INN REFLECTS THE LABORS OF LOVE AND HARD WORK THEY POURED INTO THIS PROJECT, HAVING DESIGNED IT AND BUILT IT THEMSELVES. BOTH ANNE MARIE AND GENE ARE GRADUATES OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT AND HAVE OVER 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE BETWEEN THEM. GENE WILL BE YOUR CHEF FOR YOUR STAY AND ANNE MARIE YOUR HOST. WELCOME TO THE INN!

Kalispell is a dynamic community located within a thirty-minute drive of Flathead Lake, Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort, Glacier National Park, several National and State forests and parks, and the Bob Marshall Wilderness area. Kalispell is the retail, professional, medical, and governmental center of the Flathead Valley serving approximately 140,000 people in Northwest Montana. Between 2000 and 2010 the population of Kalispell increased 40% to 19,927. While the growth of the previous decade has slowed with the nation's economy, investment in the City of Kalispell continues and tourism remains a strong economic driver for the region. Kalispell is the historical hub of the valley offering residents and visitors a glimpse of the past with the Conrad Mansion and Central School Museum. Art lovers can visit the Hockaday Museum of Art or any of the many galleries located in downtown Kalispell. Concerts, art fairs, and festivals flourish in Downtown Kalispell.