MetraPark Hotel & Travel Guide

A visit to MetraPark is certain to be an interesting experience.

Billings, where it is to be found, sits 180 miles (290 kilometers) from the state capital, Helena.

There's a fair range of accommodations that are an easy drive away from MetraPark. Take your pick from 5 possibilities, all within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of the attraction. Many travelers appreciate the Residence Inn by Marriott Billings, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Billings and Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Billings, 2 miles (3 kilometers), 2 miles (3 kilometers) and 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) away, respectively.

Simple but comfortable rooms at bargain rates. That is exactly what you will find when you stay at one of the affordable hotels here. You can make inquiries at the Quality Inn and the Baymont Inn & Suites Billings.

You can't surpass the Northern Hotel when talking about sophistication around here. You will only need to drive approximately 2 miles (3 kilometers) to find it.

Do you need a coffee or two to get through your to-do list? Mountain Mudd Espresso (Billings) is only 0.2 miles (0.3 kilometers) away, and it's one of the better coffee shops to satisfy your craving. Once the caffeine hit has run its course, you'll want to start thinking about a healthier meal. We'd be surprised if you could't see something to your taste on the menu at Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar (204 Main Street, Billings.)

Other Things to Do Near MetraPark

Once you're finished with MetraPark, you certainly won't run out of ideas with everything else that's going on in the greater region:

Cemeteries aren't just sad or spooky places. Visitors to Boot Hill Cemetery will uncover architecture, art, history and more at this intriguing site.
To have a look at some breathtaking natural rock formations, pay a visit to Sacrifice Cliff.
Billings Depot is an outstanding venue to host various events. It's conveniently located and has several nearby restaurants, cafes and hotels.
Admire what beautiful artworks await at Toucan Gallery.
Renoir, the famous French painter, once claimed that to understand art, you have to go to a museum and look at it. Why not heed the advice and make your way to Yellowstone Art Museum while you're in the region?