The Return of an Icon: Bozeman’s Baxter Hotel Reclaims Its Boutique Legacy
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For nearly a century, the flashing neon "Hotel Baxter" sign has been the beating heart of downtown Bozeman, Montana. To locals, the blue light atop the sign is a legendary signal that fresh powder is falling at Bridger Bowl. To travelers, it’s a symbol of Montana’s golden age of hospitality.
After 40 years of operating primarily as residential condominiums, the upper floors of this Art Deco masterpiece are officially transitioning back. The Baxter is returning to its roots as a premier boutique hotel.
The History of the "Crown Jewel" of Bozeman
When architect Fred Willson completed the Baxter in 1929, it was designed to be the social epicenter of the Gallatin Valley. Funded by local citizens and rancher George Baxter, the building was a marvel of…
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