425 South Washington Street, Dillon, Montana 59725, United States
Lucy's Montana Manor
Extended-stay housing with Western soul.
Furnished Monthly Housing in Dillon, Montana
Lucy’s Montana Manor offers safe, clean, and quiet furnished lodging in Dillon, Montana, conveniently located near Barrett Hospital. Our private rooms are thoughtfully set up for travel nurses, medical staff, and working professionals, with in-room kitchenettes, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a calm, well cared for setting designed for real rest between shifts. Weekly or Monthly stay options are available.
A different kind of Montana stay.
You won’t find mass-produced rustic or ranch chic here. Lucy’s is a hand-built homage to the women who made the West livable, who kept lipstick in their saddlebags and secrets in their teacups.
Tucked inside a historic 1915 stone house in Dillon, Montana, each room tells a layered story: vintage, romantic, and just a little wild. Whether you’re here for a quiet month of writing, a travel nurse rotation, or a solo reset, you’ll find something rare—soul. We’re not a hotel. We’re a memory wrapped in rosewater and Pendleton.
• Furnished rooms set up for daily living, not overnight turnover
• In-room kitchenettes for quick meals after shift
• Managed, shared home designed for quiet daily living
• One private bunkhouse apartment set apart within the home
• Convenient to Barrett Hospital and Pioneer HealthCare in Dillon.
The Doris Hawk
A Room with Presence
The Doris Hawk is a comfortable, well-settled room designed for guests who want their space to feel reliable and easy to live in. It’s generously sized, thoughtfully furnished, and set up so you can unpack, spread out, and get on with your life while you’re here.
The room is named for a woman known for her capability and steadiness, and it reflects that same energy. Nothing about the Doris Hawk is precious or showy. It’s a room that works, feels good at the end of a long day, and doesn’t ask much of you.
Traditional furnishings, layered textiles, and warm lighting give the space a grounded, lived-in feel. Heavy drapery supports rest at any hour, and the seating area offers a comfortable place to read, decompress, or simply sit quietly before turning in. The Doris Hawk suits guests who appreciate comfort, calm, and a room that feels ready for them.
Trailblazin’ Margaret
A Room with Character and Clarity
Trailblazin’ Margaret is a bright, expressive room designed for longer stays and guests who like a space with personality and momentum. It’s the kind of room that feels good to wake up in, easy to live in, and comfortable to come back to after a long day.
Named for a woman remembered for her independence and forward motion, Margaret reflects a spirit of curiosity and self-direction. Traditional furnishings are mixed with personal art, layered rugs, and warm lamplight, giving the room energy without chaos and charm without fuss.
With a generous dresser, writing surface, and seating area, Trailblazin’ Margaret suits guests who enjoy a room that feels alive during the day and calm at night. It’s a space for thinking, planning, decompressing, and doing your own thing, quietly and comfortably.
Huckleberry June’s Getaway
A Room for Coming Back to Yourself
June’s Getaway is a warm, welcoming room designed for guests who want their space to feel comforting and familiar the moment they arrive. It’s soft around the edges, easy to settle into, and especially well suited to longer stays where rest matters as much as routine.
Named for a woman remembered for her warmth and steady kindness, June’s Getaway carries a gentle, grounding energy within the house. The room blends traditional furnishings with layered textiles, lamplight, and personal details that make it feel lived-in rather than styled.
With generous storage, a comfortable seating area, and thoughtful lighting, June’s Getaway is ideal for guests who want a room that feels supportive rather than stimulating. It’s a place to land, exhale, and recharge quietly between shifts—uncomplicated, comforting, and easy to be in.
Lucy’s Bunkhouse
A Private Western Living Space, Set Apart
Lucy’s Bunkhouse is a finished basement apartment that offers exceptional privacy and a surprising sense of warmth and character. Set apart from the other guest rooms, it feels more like a self-contained Montana living space than a downstairs accommodation.
Guests often describe the Bunkhouse as homie and deeply comfortable, the kind of place that feels familiar right away. Original Western art, cowhide rugs, antique lamps, and solid, well-loved furnishings give the space a grounded, authentic Montana feel. Many guests say they forget they’re downstairs and simply feel at home.
The Bunkhouse is one open living area designed for everyday use, with room to sleep, lounge, and settle into daily routines without interruption. It includes a comfortable queen-sized bed and a private bathroom with a large, original clawfoot bathtub. The bathroom is set up for soaking and bathing; there is no separate shower, which guests often appreciate for relaxation.
A small, apartment-style kitchen setup, just shy of a full kitchen, makes longer stays practical. Amenities include an apartment-size refrigerator, a Wolfgang Puck countertop oven, and essentials for regular meals. The space supports simple, everyday cooking without the feel or expectation of a full chef’s kitchen.
Lucy’s Bunkhouse can accommodate travel partners or significant others, and well-behaved, pre-approved dogs may be considered. Because the space is private and separate from other guests, it works especially well for shared stays when expectations are aligned and approved in advance.