Motels in Montana, United States

We were looking for an inexpensive room for our 2 day visit to Kalispell! By far the cheapest hotel and while you get what you pay for our stay was not bad. The room was dated and showed wear and tear but it was clean and the beds were comfortable. It came with a microwave, mini fridge and a small kitchen table if you wished to eat in your room. Continental breakfast was included. Over-all our stay was okay and we spent our money on what matters…the tourist experiences in Kalispell.

The good and the bad: Good: Price was less than most in Missoula, the room was clean, bathroom had been remodeled, wifi and TV worked good. McDonalds and KFC are nearby (Is that good?) Bad: Neighborhood is kind of rough. Other than the bathroom and the flat screen tv, if I had walked into the room in 1970 I would feel right at home. Lighting was very poor. The beds were old and not very comfortable. They were probably there in 1970. There was a fair amount of noise from the road. No fridge or microwave and no breakfast. Summary: It was Ok for one night but not very comfortable. I think they are trying to update things and make it go, but there remains lots to do.

It belongs to the type of motel, with a total of two floors. It is relatively large and has more rooms. It is easy to check in and check out. Free parking. The room is more compact, mainly because there is no wardrobe, there is a shelf next to the room where you can wash a few clothes. Two beds of about 1.5, can accommodate 4 people. The room I lived in was on the second floor without an elevator. My suitcase is small, so there is no inconvenience. Breakfast is simple, bread, milk, coffee, tea. Fried cheese chicken dan, hot and salty oat paste. You can eat without being picky. The location is good, there is a Chinese restaurant next to it: Honglian. There is also a medium-sized supermarket. It is about 10 minutes walk from the west entrance of Yellowstone Park.

Very close to the airport in Billings, the hotel's quaint log cabin structure is a good choice.

The room is large, and the price is a bit expensive on Saturday. Two large beds in the suite, as well as a sofa can also change the bed. Breakfast is OK, the place to eat is a bit small, and the air conditioning outlet is blowing.

A bit old hotel, but within acceptable range. I'm worried about the noise because it faces a big street. I think Cospa is good.

The hotels/motels around Glacier National Park can get quite expensive, so we tried staying here in Cut Bank as an alternative. The motel is basic but honestly we had everything we needed. Clean rooms, good service, and there is a large pool as well. The drive to the park wasn't too bad either. Wouldn't hesitate using this motel as a base camp for GNP again.

The house would have been nice for 4 women on a work trip, all having their own room. The rooms were in fact nice and the house was set up well. The host though was awful and we had a terrible experience. When we checked in, the heat was below 40 degrees and freezing in wintertime, which is absolutely unacceptable. We asked for blankets, which we received, but we still needed to sleep in outdoor gear because there were no space heaters (the host said there were), and the blankets were insufficient. The shower was running when we arrived - enough water to take a shower. Despite our complaints, we were told nothing could be fixed until morning, and the only solution was to turn up the heat very high to try to heat the house faster. The house was advertised as yellow, but it was white, which made it difficult to find at night. When we asked for a refund due to lack of heat, management not only lied in emails and refused, but were incredibly rude. They claimed we had children with us, which wasn't true - we were 4 adult women traveling for an early morning work event the following day. Staff saw each of us in-person when dealing with the heat and water issues. Management also claimed they offered to move us, but they didn't offer that, because they said they had nowhere to move us to. We hoped the host would make it right, and I'm very disappointed that they didn't. The lack of customer service and rudeness in a small town like Helena is disheartening. Please take your business elsewhere and support other folks who care about their customers. I do not recommend staying here.

We were looking for an inexpensive room for our 2 day visit to Kalispell! By far the cheapest hotel and while you get what you pay for our stay was not bad. The room was dated and showed wear and tear but it was clean and the beds were comfortable. It came with a microwave, mini fridge and a small kitchen table if you wished to eat in your room. Continental breakfast was included. Over-all our stay was okay and we spent our money on what matters…the tourist experiences in Kalispell.

Excellent property and stay. Note the property has been updated and the photos I see online are not accurate. The rooms are updated and much ‘nicer’ than in photos. There are many touches which provide a bit of home. Rooms were clean and well stocked. Coffee each morning and breakfast items. I often got breakfast the night before for the following day as the office did not open until 8. The owner and staff were kind. Bear spray available for borrowing. Laundry available. Hungry Horse was a nice base for entry to Glacier. I highly recommend the property and I would stay again.

We were looking for an inexpensive room for our 2 day visit to Kalispell! By far the cheapest hotel and while you get what you pay for our stay was not bad. The room was dated and showed wear and tear but it was clean and the beds were comfortable. It came with a microwave, mini fridge and a small kitchen table if you wished to eat in your room. Continental breakfast was included. Over-all our stay was okay and we spent our money on what matters…the tourist experiences in Kalispell.