History of the Guest House
The Yellowstone Jewel guest house was built in the late 1800’s by Henry J. Tusler, who arrived in eastern Montana and established a successful ranch east of Miles City, Montana. Mr. Tusler was a horse breeder of some repute. He fulfilled the constantly growing needs of area ranchers and homesteaders for both work horses and riding horses . There was a railroad flagstop station on the Tusler ranch, and that siding is still known as “Tusler.” The Tusler House is a Victorian house, built in the American Queen Anne style. The house features a beautiful veranda that beckons visitors to sit and enjoy the view. The veranda has the traditional overhanging eaves, as well as some varied, ornate spindle work – very rare at the time of construction. Henry’s son, Wilbur, was born in the house in 1890. Wilbur went on to become one of the most prominent architects of the early 20th century in the Midwest. Among many other things, he designed the Foshay Tower in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Directions.
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Features:
- Access to all the features of the Yellowstone Jewel
- Fully furnished
- 3,000 Square feet
- Flat Screen TV with Cable and Netflix
- Internet and Wi-Fi throughout
- Non-smoking environment
- Four spacious bedrooms
- 8 available beds – 2 Kings, 2 Queens, 4 Singles
- Sleeps 12 comfortably
- Full-size Teepee on property (sleeps 12)
- Bathroom with tub & shower upstairs
- Bathroom with shower downstairs
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Washer and Dryer
- Fire pit
- Cowboy Golf on the Driving Range
Rates for the Guest House
- $395 per night (2-night minimum stay)
- $150 cleaning fee
- Maximum capacity of 12
A great location for:
- Weddings
- Family Reunions
- Weekend Getaways
- Birthday Parties
- Corporate Events
- Class Reunions
- Seminars
- Vacations
- Family Retreats
- Religious Retreats
- Family Get-Togethers
- A Family Bereavement Location for Local Funerals