A newly renovated riverfront cabin on the Stillwater River in Olney, Montana. Sleeps 8 in 3 bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms, plus a private hot tub, barrel sauna and luxury geodome. Twenty minutes to Whitefish, about an hour to Glacier National Park.
Forty feet from the Stillwater. A hundred yards from the lake.
Lodge 93 sits right on the Stillwater River in Olney, Montana, a short walk from Lower Stillwater Lake, with seven more lakes within five miles. Launch a kayak from your own dock, cast a fly line from the lawn, and end the day between the barrel sauna, the hot tub and a glass geodome lit up under the stars.
Inside, the 2,637 sq ft cabin has been newly renovated and, in Bill and Brea's words, "fully loaded": comfy king beds, brand-new bathrooms, a stone-fireplace great room, a coffee bar and a vintage milkshake bar. Downtown Whitefish is about 20 minutes south, and Glacier National Park is an easy day trip.
Private hot tub, open year-round
Outdoor wood barrel sauna
Luxury geodome lounge
Kayaks & paddleboards included
Private dock & fire pit
Parking for boat & ATV trailers
01 — THE BARREL SAUNA
Sweat it out, then cool off by the river
The outdoor wood barrel sauna sits on the deck beside the hot tub, steps from the water. Heat up after a day on the slopes or the trail, cool off in the Montana air, and repeat. It's a family favorite of the hosts, and it's included with every stay.
Follow the boardwalk to your own glass geodome, furnished with a cushioned lounge and patio table. Pour a glass, set out a charcuterie board and watch the pond, forest and night sky, all while staying warm.
The private hot tub is open 24 hours a day, all year. Sink in as the lake and mountains turn purple at dusk, or after a powder day at Whitefish Mountain Resort when the snow is still falling.
The Stillwater River runs about 40 feet off the back deck, and Lower Stillwater Lake is roughly 100 yards away. Kayaks, paddleboards and life jackets are included, there's a private dock, and the water is clear enough that guests have watched beavers swim beneath the surface at dusk.
Pull an Adirondack chair up to the fire pit as the sun sets over the dock. Fire up the Traeger on the deck for wings and burgers, and when it's dark, point the telescope at the window seat out over the river.
Newly renovated with vaulted ceilings, log details and floor-to-ceiling windows on the river. The hosts stock it the way they'd want it as guests: beach towels, toiletries, coffee, kitchen basics and more.
The Great Room
Antler-topped stone fireplace, two big sectionals and walls of windows framing the pines and water.
The Kitchen
Gas cooktop island, stainless appliances, dishwasher and every pan and plate you need for a crowd.
Coffee & Milkshake Bar
Drip, French press or Keurig in the morning; a vintage milkshake mixer and toppings after dinner.
Log Bar & Loft
A live-edge log bar under a mountain mural for a nightcap, with the loft just up the stairs.
Bonus Lounge
A second living space with a leather daybed sectional for movie nights, away from the main room.
Dining for Eight
A long table for family dinners, plus outdoor dining on the deck overlooking the dock.
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom configuration
Lodge 93 sleeps 8 guests in 3 bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms. The five beds are two kings, two queens and a couch.
2 King beds2 Queen beds1 Couch2.5 bathrooms (2 full, 1 half)Up to 8 guests
Primary suite
The Primary Suite
1 King bed + 1 couch
Forest mural, a glass door to the deck, a leather loveseat with pond views, and an ensuite bath with dual vessel sinks and a freestanding soaking tub.
Second bedroom
The King Room
1 King bed
A private king retreat under vaulted ceilings, with a mountain triptych above the bed, a fur throw and a full-length mirror.
Third bedroom · upstairs
The Queen Room
2 Queen beds
Two queens under exposed wood beams and a painted mountain-silhouette mural. A great room for kids or a second couple.
“We kept saying this was the best house we have ever stayed at. It felt like a resort. It was easy to stay home and relax by the water. The house had everything you could possibly need + more.”
Michael · Hallsville, Texas · October 2026 · Stayed with kids
★★★★★
“This place made an excellent base camp for our visits to Glacier National Park… We enjoyed the kayaks and paddle boards, the sauna, the jacuzzi, geo dome, fire-pit, and smoker. Also just upstream is a beaver dam and every night at 7:45 three beavers would swim by the dock.”
Stephen · Cincinnati, Ohio · September 2026 · Group trip
★★★★★
“Fantastic hosts. The amenities they offer far exceed any place we have stayed in after traveling all over. I would recommend this stay to anyone and everyone!”
Zachary · October 2026
★★★★★
“One of our favorite places we’ve ever stayed at. The milkshake machine was so fun! We loved the hot tub, sauna, sipping coffee on the back porch while watching all the wildlife, playing games, and making s’mores at the fire pit.”
Camille · Great Falls, Montana · April 2026
★★★★★
“The location is great — very close to Whitefish and not too far from Glacier NP. We loved using the paddle boards and kayaks on the river and the fire pit at night. They even had s’more supplies.”
Jordan · Colleyville, Texas · August 2025 · Stayed with kids
★★★★★
“Spacious and comfortable. We had the best time, lounging, laughing and making the best memories together. The hosts were kind and accommodating… they offer sleep sound machines in each room and extremely comfortable beds.”
Tonya · Newport, Washington · September 2025 · Group trip
Ratings and reviews are from verified guest stays on Airbnb as of November 2026.
B&B
Bill & Brea
Superhosts · Hosting for 7 years
834Guest reviews across their homes
4.94Average host rating
100%Response rate
< 1 hrTypical response time
Meet your hosts
Hosted by Bill & Brea
Bill and his wife Brea are Airbnb Superhosts based in Nashville, Tennessee, who curate a small collection of homes from the beach to Montana. Every one of them is "fully loaded," so guests don't have to pack beach towels, shampoo or tin foil.
Guests rate their check-in and communication a perfect 5.0. They send a detailed guide to the house before you arrive, they're quick to respond, and they genuinely can't wait to host you.
From Olney, the best of the Flathead Valley is close: Glacier National Park, skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort, fly fishing and the restaurants and breweries of downtown Whitefish. Drive times are approximate.
At your door
Stillwater River & Lower Stillwater Lake
Paddle from the dock, fish the river from the lawn, or walk about 100 yards to Lower Stillwater Lake. Seven lakes sit within five miles.
Photo: Lodge 93
~35 min
Skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort
Big Mountain's famous frosted "snow ghosts," big terrain and views into Glacier National Park. In summer, ride the lifts for mountain biking and hiking.
Lodge 93 is in Olney, Montana, in the Flathead Valley. The cabin sits directly on the Stillwater River, about 100 yards from Lower Stillwater Lake, and is roughly 20 minutes north of downtown Whitefish along US Highway 93.
How many people does Lodge 93 sleep, and what are the beds?
Lodge 93 sleeps 8 guests in 3 bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms and 5 beds: a primary suite with a king bed, a couch and an ensuite bath with a freestanding soaking tub; a king room; and an upstairs queen room with two queen beds.
How much does Lodge 93 cost per night?
Pricing depends on your dates and length of stay. Choose your dates in the booking calendar on lodge93.com to see live availability and the exact total.
Does Lodge 93 have a hot tub and sauna?
Yes. Guests have a private hot tub available year-round, 24 hours a day, and an outdoor wood barrel sauna, both included at no extra charge. The hot tub is for guests 18 and older.
Is Lodge 93 pet friendly?
No. Lodge 93 does not allow pets of any kind, and a $750 fee applies if a pet is brought. If you are traveling with a dog and looking for a pet-friendly vacation rental near Olney, MT, contact Bill and Brea at team@kivavacationrentals.com and they can point you to a pet-friendly stay in the Flathead Valley.
How far is Lodge 93 from Glacier National Park?
Glacier National Park's West Entrance at West Glacier is about an hour's drive from Lodge 93, giving easy day-trip access to Lake McDonald and the Going-to-the-Sun Road.
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