First Field & Stream Lodge taking reservations

BOZEMAN, Montana – With outdoor-related lodging having its big moment comes news that the first Field & Stream Lodge Co, property in Bozeman, Montana, is taking reservations.

First launched in 2023 and founded by Starwood Capital Group and AJ Capital Partners, the platform plans to open properties nationally near national parks, beaches and ski towns. No additional deals have officially been announced.

On the AJ Capital Partners website, it states Field & Stream Lodge Co. is focused on rapid scalability with a flexible rollout targeting both renovations and new construction. The limited-service model seeks to provide economies of scale allowing a leaner operating model than traditional hotels, resulting in higher flow-through and EBITDA margins.

Just after the brand launch in early 2023, Weprin said some initial hotels will be in the 160-room range with target markets including South Lake Tahoe, Nevada; Joshua Tree in California; Colorado Springs, Durango and Steamboat Springs in Colorado; Traverse City, Michigan; and the Bozeman site near Yellowstone National Park.

At the same time, Starwood Capital’s SH Hotel & Resorts was supposed to manage the properties, according to Weprin, who added there was potential to do third-party, management deals and franchises along the way.

With stays beginning in May 2025 and being marketed with an introductory rate starting at $289, Field & Stream Bozeman blends the traditions of hunting and fishing lodges with modern amenities. It is being marketed to act as a basecamp for surrounding outdoor adventure opportunities, including Yellowstone National Park.

With 179 rooms and suites—ranging from Mountain Kings and Bunk Rooms to Camper Connecting Suites—each room at Field & Stream Bozeman features a dedicated workspace, peg board storage, mini fridge, and wool camp blankets, with select accommodations including a sleeper sofa.

Throughout the lodge, interiors combine vintage and custom-upholstered furnishings with locally inspired décor and ephemera influenced by the Field & Stream archives. At the heart of the lodge is The Great Room, a gathering space anchored by a tall stone fireplace, communal seating, board games, and historic Bozeman décor—all beneath a vintage canoe suspended from the ceiling.

An indoor pool and hot tub is surrounded by Adirondak chairs, plaid-adorned loungers, and decorative snowshoe pendants surround a nostalgic Bridger Bowl mural that celebrates local heritage. The property also features an outdoor hot tub.

The 29,000-square-foot backyard offers a landscaped courtyard with canoe-shaped fire pits, live log seating, and tent-like canvas umbrellas. For groups and events, the lodge provides a variety of offerings from 3,800 square feet of private meeting space to full property buyouts. The Supply Shop offers sundries, souvenirs, and outdoor essentials.