Gallagher's Irish Rose

This was the first stop on our 2 week vacation journey and it sure turned out to be a great decision. We were hoping to be a bit closer to Yellowstone but Red Lodge did not disappoint. It has so much to do and see. The Irish Rose is a quaint house right on the main street which was very convenient and quiet. Our room was spacious, beautifully decorated and comfortable. Gordon and Leah were wonderful hosts and provided us with wonderful recommendations for hikes, dining and driving. Breakfasts were delicious. If you are ever traveling through Red Lodge the Irish Rose is a great place to stay!

A solid B&B -- nothing fancy or extra special, but Gordon and Leah were friendly and accommodating.

We were delighted by the location and also the privacy the owners gave us. There breakfast was exceptional and we even got the recipes. Gordib was very helpful as to what activities etc. were hilites in this area.

We only stayed one night at this charming home on our way to Yellowstone but it was a memorable part of our trip. We loved having a glass of wine on the porch the afternoon we arrived. The location was great for walking around downtown. The room and bathroom were a nice size. There were lots of helpful guidebooks and picturebooks for the area. The breakfast was yummy, including some of the best pancakes and homeade syrup we have ever had. The hosts were very nice and gave us plenty of privacy. We would love to come back in wintertime and see the mountains covered with snow.

spent our anniversary here and had a great time!

We have stayed at the Irish Rose twice now, and each time we were warmly greeted by the gracious hosts Leah & Gordon. The rooms were charmingly decorated, and the bathroom with the spacious jetted tub was most welcome after a long day of traveling! But the highlight of any trip to the I.R. B&B is the delicious breakfast prepared by Leah and served by Gordon. We stayed two nights and had excellent meals both mornings (thank you Leah for asking about my food allergies!). We enjoyed the nightly "cocktail hour" in which red and/or white wines were provided along with cheeses and warm homemade cookies. We took in the street view of downtown Red Lodge while sipping wine on the front porch of this well-appointed B&B. Leah and Gordon are well-versed in all things Red Lodge , which has a fascinating past. They were also able to give us good travel tips for crossing Beartooth Pass and entering Yellowstone. I would highly recommend the Irish Rose! Thank you again Gordon & Leah!

We spent two lovely nights in this B&B on the edge of town in Red Lodge, MT. The house is charming with three rooms available for rent. The room we had, the Irish Rose, was comfortable with a great shower. The room was a bit small to set up suitcases but we managed. However, there were no surprises - we knew what we were getting and after having stayed in the armpit of the world, West Yellowstone, we know we got a steal on the price. Gordon and Leah are lovely innkeepers. They were very helpful in directing us to hikes, horseback rides, etc. Leah is an amazing cook! Breakfast was fantastic both days. If we ever return to Red Lodge, we will defintely stay at the Irish Rose. It's a jewel!!

The only problem with Gallagher's was having to leave. Gordon and Leah treated us like royalty, the home has a wonderful ambiance, and Leah is an awesome cook! I hope we get back to Red Lodge so we can stay with them again.

The room was beautiful, including a spacious bath that was immaculate with a jacuzzi and shower with a gorgeous tile surround. Breakfast was tasty - the homemade pancakes (Leah's secret recipe) were great. Gordon and Leah are gracious hosts. I would definitely stay here again.

Location. Outstanding breakfasts. Friendly. Safe. You don't have to be Irish to enjoy this B&B.

Our hostess was extremely helpful and friendly, and adapted her breakfast menu to accommodate one of our party with a gluten allergy. The grounds are very beautiful, and the location is excellent.

We have visited Red Lodge several times on our travels. On the last few trips we have returned to the Irish Rose not only because it is not only a vacation paradise, but because it is like staying at home. The breakfasts are one of a kind, and the atmosphere is so relaxing you can just escape from life. On our recent ski vacation the afternoon refreshments including hot chocolate and fresh baked chocolate chip cookies were perfect after a day on the slopes. We are hoping to return this summer for our 2nd trip summer trip where we can do some of the nearby hiking. We loved the Glacier Lake hike Gordon recommended for us.

We stayed in the Limerick room- very nice and cozy! The jetted tub (technically a single) was big enough for two of us. The owners were very polite and business-like but perhaps not the most outgoing. My only complaint is that the walls are paper-thing, and while street noise is not an issue, we were woken up at 7 by another group enjoying breakfast. They weren't being ridiculously loud, just talking and laughing, but it sounded as though they were in the room with us. On the whole I would definitely recommend it. (Also-- Bridge Creek is an excellent restaurant/wine bar about 2 blocks away- well worth a stop!)