The motel advertises that it is a very clean establishment and it does not disappoint. They fit…read moretwo queen beds into the room which leaves just enough walking room. It has a nice refrigerator, microwave and TV. The bathroom appears to have been updated and is nice. The decorations match the appearance of a nice, clean motel. Parking is easy since there are only 5 rooms. The innkeeper lives right on the property which can be useful. The town of Wisdom has a couple of nice places for dinner, a bakery for coffee, tea and pastries for the morning, and a cafe for full breakfast and lunch. The town also has a 24-hour gas station. The area has some nice lakes and streams if you are into birding.

We had a most enjoyable stay at the quaint motel in Wisdom. This is a family run motel ansi must…read moresay it was nice to get away from the chain motel feel. The room Was very clean and are nicely decorated. It had nice linens and many western decorations which enhanced our stay in the area. The inn keeper is very knowledgeable of the area and gave us great advise on what to do and see while there. We highly recommend staying here and can't wait to go back!

I really enjoyed the location, and the room was wonderful. Beds, pillows etc were as good as any…read morehotel I have stayed. The renovation was very nice and I took the time to go to the rooftop for a view of the town. Front desk staff (Kevin) was very welcoming. I look forward to visiting again in August to enjoy the town.

We were planning to have our wedding reception here and were verbally guaranteed our date. Based on…read morethat, we stopped looking at other venues. We were later told they are canceling due to renovations, which has left us scrambling to find a new location. Very disappointing experience for such an important event. Would have been nice to know they were considering doing renovations and they shouldn't have guaranteed it.

Last minute stop. Great people, clean cabin, good food and atmosphere. Nice, unexpected stop on a…read morelong trip!

As for feather J I can't imagine anything like that from the owner or reservation person. These…read morepeople are extremely nice and respectful. Always have a great time.

Absolutely wonderful news owners! The Inn has been renovated as of 2025 and the rooms are gorgeous…read more The views and scenery is to die for and the service is unparalleled. We were served a homemade breakfast every morning with a smile and fresh coffee! They have a restaurant open Thursday through Saturday with down home food that is delicious.

Nate and Char are great! Our room was clean, newly remodeled, and decorated. We had a family room…read morethat had everything we needed including a Keurig coffee maker. We had a terrific breakfast of blueberry waffles, sausage and eggs. We had wonderful conversation with the hosts and are very excited to revisit this hidden gem in the Polaris community!

Beautiful location, wonderful staff. Everything was ready…read morefor us when we arrived. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.

Lovely place to stay - warm and friendly. Breakfast was great and the views are beautiful.read more

I am in room 320 and the occupants in room 322 have been awful. Loud, yelling, slamming doors,…read morebeating on the door and manipulating the lock on the door that connects our rooms (this door would be unlocked if you have paid for adjoining suites), dropping heavy items to the floor....calling the front desk does no good. It's absolutely ridiculous!!! So ready to move on!!!

We checked in on a Thursday night with Brad at the front desk. Quickly in and out. They had one…read moresoft peanut butter cookie for guests. Our room is on the 3rd floor, faces the road. The room is spacious. I like the blackout blinds are fantastic and makes the room nice for sleeping. The continental breakfast is as to be expected from BW, not special. They let you make your own fresh waffles at least. Some maple syrup would make it a bit better. The croissant is doughy and fluffy. Not carb worthy. My husband was happy to discover the wrapped roll was warm and was a breakfast burrito filled with eggs and sausage, he had wished he had discovered it our first morning here. The fruit is a bit off, the cantaloupe more than anything. The water for the tea is not hot and looks dirty and has little black chunks at the bottom of it too. We found out the key doesn't work for our room after 11am, the following day. We had to go back downstairs to get it registered. Kyle at the front counter indicated that Brad didn't register the key long enough. Fantastic. The room is comfortable and quiet, probably because we are in the middle of nowhere. The kitchen or breakfast staff are super warm and friendly, the front staff are just there mostly to check in and our guests and that's about it. The water pressure for the shower is on the soft side and somewhat weak. The Coffee odd very basic on the room. The Anaconda smoke stack park is down the same street as the hotel. You could walk there from the hotel it's that close.

This cozy, friendly hotel is clean, quiet and down home. My favorite is the bonfire in the central…read moreyard where we all gathered round to chat and roast snacks. I would suggest it to anyone looking for an affordable place to stay while in Salmon.

This place was overpriced! Pictures on line look good but room was poorly remodeled. The shower was…read morefilthy, so much so that I didn't use the shower. The floor in the bathroom was caved in and it was covered with a rug. There was a half inch gap under the door. I had to lay a towel to cover the gap. No telling what kind of critters and bugs come in.

My wife and I were trying to make it to Missoula from Lake Tahoe in one day (I'm no stranger to…read morelong drives, but it was perhaps a bit ambitious). We made it to Moore, ID before night fell, and almost immediately had our first of many near-miss encounters with large, be-hooved creatures. We drove white-knuckle and puckered for almost two hours, dodging elk and deer and marmots and cows (yes, cows)...and progressed maybe 70 miles. Missoula was still a disheartening 200+ miles away, and as we couldn't likely return the rental car with a cow lodged in the front seat ("I'm aaaalmost certain that was there already"), we decided we needed a place to stay for the night. It was really late already, so we called every number of every hotel we could find in the area, but to no avail. Finally, with our options almost out, we called Trails End...and the nice lady who runs the place answered! We explained our situation and she said no problem, we could check in whenever we liked, even though it wouldn't be until around 1am. We finally arrived in one piece. We rang the doorbell and she came right out (it was pretty obvious she had been sleeping, poor lady), as cheery as if it were midday and she weren't having to deal with a pair of city-slickers who were somehow surprised at the fact that, hey, sometimes animals roam around at night in the country. Who knew! Now, we were just happy to have a room. But for $50, we weren't expecting much...until we walked inside. Huge TV with cable, free wi-fi that was actually really fast, incredibly comfortable bed, great shower, nice linens, everything super clean...this would have run for *easily* $100-$150 in Missoula or any other town I've ever stayed (I've paid double for a room in Carlsbad that you wouldn't let your worst enemy stay in). Definitely one of the best hotel experiences I've ever had. Thanks for saving our bacon, Trails End!

Stagecoach only had smoking room left so tried Trails End, good choice. New Sealy beds with pillow…read moretop. Best motel bed I can ever remember, and for me it is all about the sleep. Also it was clean and quiet. Not the right place if you need pool etc, but THE place if you want a really comfortable sleep. ...and only $55

Wifey and I came here for a cousin's destination wedding in Darby. we didn't quite know what to…read moreexpect in rural Montana, but it was awesome. The lodge is a family affair and the owners were really nice. The view from the lodge overlooks the valley, which is beautiful country. In the morning there was a deer that was hangin' out just outside the window. We didn't have a chance to take advantage of all the amenities (hot tub, outdoor fire area, etc.), but if we ever go back it'll be the place we stay.

Great find! While…read moreon a motorcycle trip in the area, a mechanical breakdown forced us to stay in Darby. Searching for places last-second is never fun, and even worse when it's on the weekend and there are a ton of events nearby. Luckily, we got the last rooms here - and at a reasonable rate. The hosts were wonderful and very accommodating. The hot tub overlooked the valley and the sunset was amazing as it lit up the hills. The beds were super comfy and the rooms very clean and cozy. In the morning we saw turkey and deer. My only regret was not being able to throw a line into the little pond out back. The B&B part is a bit misleading, as they do not serve food. But there is a fridge in every room, and plenty of restaurants in nearby Darby. I consider it very lucky that we were able to stay in this place and would actually seek it out again.

You want to make sure this is where you stay in Anaconda! They are really cute lodge buildings with…read morevery comfortable rooms. The Inn Keeper, Brenda Lee is a delight! I was stranded in town for four days because of car repairs. She was so welcoming and even took me with her while running errands and showed me a bit of this beautiful historic town. She even helped me with dog food for my dog when his food was mistakenly left at the car repair shop. She just epitomizes hospitality. Not only did I enjoy my stay but made a good friend as well. You'll find everything you'll need for an enjoyable stay at the Grizzly Den.

My Dad who is not a Yelper stayed here and had nothing but great things to say! He said it is…read moreunique, affordable and the golf room was great! He will be back!