While traveling to Banff and Glacier NP we stopped for the night in Glasgow Montana at the Rundle…read moreSuites hotel. It is an old time hotel that was refurbished into rooms after being apartments with businesses below. It is a nice room with a nice bathroom. There is a refrig, microwave and coffee pods in the room. I appreciate the help we got from the staff when we arrived. Thank you

What a hidden gem! Very few places to stay for business on the high line, but this place is a must!…read moreGreat ambiance, friendly staff, and all the comforts of home. Highly recommended!

With each visit I've found it to be better than I thought initially, I'll just keep in mind what I…read moredon't really care for, been enjoying my lunches the past few times.

I only sampled the Coffee Shop, so this applies only to that. It's a small little diner at least a…read morecouple of decades past its prime in terms of ambiance and which was almost oppressively subdued. the burger was a little disappointing, but the fries were interesting enough that the place rises slightly above the satisfactory sea of mediocrity that blankest most of the general area.

This place was outstanding... quiet.. there's a train but who doesn't love the sound of the…read moretrain????? We stayed for 10 days and wished we had stayed longer.....

** This review is for the RV Park **…read more We liked it! We needed a place to stay in a pinch as the first motel/RV park we'd selected had a HUGE mosquito issue. Couldn't even get parked without being stuck many times. We moved down the the block to Edgewater and we're much happier. Pros: - There was room at the inn! - They take credit cards - You can use their indoor hotel pool if you want - All 14 RV sites are 50 amp full-hookups - 7 of the 14 RV sites are pull-through - They have laundry facilities in the RV park area. 3 washers and 3 dryers. Both take US quarters. - They have WiFi* - Mostly shaded** Cons: - *The WiFi, while strong, had precious little Internet bandwidth provisioned for it. Super slow and sometimes would be nothing. - **If you use a roof-mounted satellite dish, it's unlikely you will get a signal, though we got super lucky in site 1 - The train! Yeah, the tracks are next to the RV park and the trains are plentiful. They are fast and loud but they do not sound their horns, so that's good. Run your bedroom AC at night and it might not bother you

I tried to modify my booking. They were slow to respond, sometimes waiting days before replying…read more This left me in a lurch and unable to use my reservation at all. Zero stars.

Very unassuming roadside hotel in Malta, MT. Customer service was top notch and the room was clean…read moreand tidy. The bed, I have to say, was VERY comfortable and I slept like a baby. Breakfast was hot and made to order. If you are in the area and looking for a place to stay, this will fit the bill! My only negative is the fact that the window in the room could not be locked. And being on the ground floor made me a bit nervous.

Very very old, needs carpet, tv, blow dryer, and internet, the only reason it is not a one star is…read morestaff is friendly and the room is clean for its age. Okay it is 1:30 am and felt the need to adjust my review. The room is so heavily performed to cover any odors it gives you a headache. I have gathered all the pillows to sleep on to try and soften the bed :) I hope you like the sounds of trains as it sounds like they are going to come through the building at least one or more an hour.

Very friendly in front office. Room was very roomy and clean…read more Nice woodwork in room. Would stay again.

Old time motel run by European immigrants. Neat, clean, but small room. Fridge, TV, window AC. WIFI…read moresucked. No blow dryer. A bit pricey for what you get. Honest folks, though. When I was accidentally (really) charged twice, they immediately got one of the charges rescinded and emailed me with the details and an apology.

The room was clean and well stocked. Our pet friendly room had a fridge, microwave, and coffee, and…read morelots of soaps.. It is located on the highway and close to the train tracks but the noise was very minimal. I would definitely recommend this to anyone staying in the Malta area.

ummmmmmmmm wow never ever stay here…read more do not leave personal valuables in your room , charges dif prices for each person

RV Camping at Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs We stayed in the…read moreRV park at Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs after seeing photos of the property in its heyday. It looked like it was once a vibrant destination filled with people enjoying the pools and grounds. Unfortunately, it appears the property has been allowed to deteriorate over the years. Our RV site included full hookups (water, sewer, and electricity), which was appreciated, but the gravel sites were uneven and could use some maintenance. There are also very few trees, so there is little to no shade. In July, the direct sun makes the RV park quite hot. One of the main reasons we chose to stay here was to enjoy the hot springs. The facility includes a large indoor pool, a very large outdoor pool, a cold plunge pool, a hot soaking pool, and a large swimming pool heated by the hot springs to a very comfortable temperature. We were especially looking forward to relaxing in the hot pools after dinner before turning in for the night. However, at 8:00 p.m. everyone staying in the RV park was required to leave the pool area. We were told that only guests staying in the cabins have 24-hour access to the pools. Considering we paid around $80 for a full-hookup RV site, it was very disappointing to learn that we could not enjoy the hot springs in the evening. That policy significantly reduced the value of our stay. The on-site bar and restaurant are closed Monday through Wednesday due to staffing shortages, which we understand, but it's something future visitors should be aware of. We also heard there is excellent fishing in the nearby lake, although the mosquitoes were extremely bad during our visit. Overall, Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs has a lot of potential and still offers some enjoyable amenities, but the property needs maintenance, and the limited pool access for RV guests was a major disappointment. If evening access to the hot springs is important to you, be aware that it's currently reserved for cabin guests only.

Very nice water, indoor and out. Helpful staff, everyone is pleasant. I have been there a dozen…read moretimes. A few things I don't understand. 1. They have two huge industrial exhaust fans that create so much noise its difficult to hold a conversation at that end of the pool. It's not peaceful. It sounds about as loud as an airline flight. Way more decibels than you realize. The pool area sounds like an industrial warehouse. Why could they not position the fans outside, away from the building, drawing the ventilation quietly? 2. The locker rooms. C'mon guys! They are vintage 1960 -70. The locks don't work. Spider webs on the windows. Kinda funky.

Great place to stay the night. The room was very clean and quiet. The furnishings are older but…read morevery nice and the bed was very comfortable. They have a small refrigerator and tv with satellite provided which includes a menu!!! The price was very reasonable and the front desk friendly. We even got to meet Rusty the front desk dog:)

A group of us passed thru Glasgow on a motorcycle ride and we needed rooms for the night .. Did a…read morequick yelp search and the La Casa popped up so we decided to give it a try .. Pulled up first appearance was very deceiving .. It's an older motel and very small but still looked well maintained .. Checked and went to the rooms .. Surprise, surprise .. Rooms were spotless .. Beds were comfortable and everything was provided in the room you would expect from a big chain .. The owner was super friendly and even gave us the history of the hotel .. If anyone is passing thru Glasgow and needs a room for the night, try the La Casa .. I think you'll be pleased ..