Red Sleep Mountain Inn
A welcoming, family-owned motel in St. Ignatius, offering clean and comfortable rooms with essential amenities. It serves as a practical and affordable base for visitors exploring the Pablo National Wildlife Refuge (formerly National Bison Range) and the scenic Mission Valley, providing a convenient stop for wildlife enthusiasts.
At a Glance
15 rooms
30 guests max
Family Friendly
Children welcome
WiFi
Available
Location Map
Red Sleep Mountain Inn in National Bison Range
Nearest Airport
St Ignatius Airport
Nearest International Airport
Spokane International Airport
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