This motel recently (Feb 2024) changed hands and is now the Sportsmen Motel. The staff/owner…read more(Katy) was over-the-top friendly and helpful. We stayed during hunting season, so they were full and busy, and she helped us with everything we needed (extra coffee for our three-day stay.) Our room was a pet-friendly room (complete with a fancy kennel) although we decided last minute not to bring the dogs. The beds were comfortable and plenty of pillows. There is a keurig machine for coffee, two reg and two decaf pods to get you started, a microwave, mini-fridge and a TV (although we never even turned it on. Wi-fi was sufficient so that I could work at night. The bathroom is teeny-tiny and there is just a stand-alone sink, so nowhere to put any toiletries. The shower is really the only less than stellar thing about the place. The water pressure is lacking. But honestly after a long, cold day hunting, the hot water was welcomed regardless of the spray. I had to turn the hot handle full on and only a smidge of cold, but I was eventually able to rinse off. Plenty of towels, and they were nice and thick. We were very pleasantly surprised for this tiny (although lovely) town.

Looked for motel in Jordan, Montana. Nothing on Hotels.com. Checked internet and found Fellman's…read moreMotel. Nice and clean, spacious room, very accomodating. Has wifi and ice. We are very happy!

This is a nice place to stay for your fishing adventures. Our rooms were clean and the beds were…read morevery comfortable, the grounds are well kept, there's a little place on the property that has the best BBQ! Also there's the Gateway restaurant across the street, their food is so good and they make a killer Bloody Mary! We did have a very minor issue with the hot water tank, Eddie had it fixed and he was very accommodating! Great place to stay on Fort Peck Lack!

Curb appeal, especially at main entrance. Availability of…read morestaff. Food offerings at least until 10pm on weekends.

If you're looking for an experience, this is the place. If you think the Holiday Inn is a two or…read morethree star, then this is not the place for you. This was built in the 1930s and it feels like you were still back then. The rooms are old and the hotel is old. It's a fine line between rustic and rundown. This place has a little of both but has new owners and I hope they are able to get it to where it could be.