Technically, I was on the Eastbound side, but there wasn't an entry for that. Great stop! Clean,…read moremodern and good signage.

Okay so this isn't the best rest area I've been to, but it's not the best. Floor was gross and…read moretoilets not flushed, see that's not a problem with me. What I didn't like, it didn't have toilet paper. The parking lot is giant and great places to park and there's a camp grounds. So that's a plus.

I've always had great experiences there, for decades. Until the purple haired cranky, rude little…read moregirl who knows NOTHING about customer service and whines that you are "attacking her" when you call her on it. Boo.

Coffee was strong. Breakfast brownie was fudgy good & quite cheap for its size. Counter lady was…read morefriendly at an obscenely early hour of the day. Good place to stop for a hit-&-run chowdown while on a road trip.

Welcome to Montana as you've cross over from Idaho on I-90. We're at 4000 feet above sea level here…read moreand in mid-April, there was packed snow throughout as well as snow in the parking lot. A certain Yelper you might know only had tshirts and a hoodie so he did not spend a lot of time outside. A quick run to the (heated!) rest room and then back into the van. The restrooms are clean and there are vending machines. Getting back onto the highway was okay. They have a long acceleration ramp which is helpful as there is some incline here. There is also a corresponding rest area on the other side of the highway for westbound traffic. This is a beautiful part of the country and the highway parallels the Saint Regis River as well as the Northern Pacific Trail. If it's not cold, spend some time enjoying the scenery. [Review 17116 overall - 32 in Montana - 632 of 2022.]

Pretty basic for a highway rest stop, this one is along I-90 west of Missoula on the way to the…read moreIdaho border. It is a simple pullout along the Clara Fork River with straight ahead parking for two or three semis and a half-dozen cars. Still good to step out and stretch before winding through the mountains some more. I don't know if I would spend the night here. I didn't see any signs saying that you can't but it is right next to the highway so plenty of noise. [Review 20831 overall - 92 in Montana - 1815 of 2023.]

This is a good sized motel right off I-90 so it was very convenient. It's an older place but it has…read morebeen updated somewhat. The bed was very comfortable and they have nice oversized towels. The floors are wood laminate which I appreciated because many times carpet has stains. I dropped a little water on the floor so I wiped it up and sadly, the tissue was black (see photo). The Sturgis motorcycle rally was coming to an end so there were some bikers next-door. They thought it was a good idea to sit outside our door and talk very loudly about their experience at the rally. That's not the motel's fault of course. I do feel like it's a little pricey for what you get but I would not recommend anyone avoid this place because overall, it was fine.

Decent place available as we drove from MSP to SEA. DO NOT use their hotline 800 number, they will…read morecharge you $25 more! Book online for the cheapest rates. Clean and met the need, nice staff at front desk. Basic breakfast but McDs is right down the street, as is Old Chicagos for a late dinner.

I stayed at Super 8 in Blackfoot ID last night, I don't travel much but after hours of traveling I…read morewas looking for that same "Super 8" sign to settle for the night. Impressed with the overall experience of this hotel chain. Easy to find off the highway, hospitality from front desk love, very clean room, comfortable bed and pillows, I felt safe and secure, and no hidden charges. Thank you

Four stars for what it's meant to be--a lower cost hotel option. No real complaints, but the main…read morelobby area feels compact. This has had some nice updating, and the room was welcoming. We would choose to stay there again. The only problem was that it was popular in early September--we got the last room available and saw at least two other people turned away. It must be a popular stop on the highway between Spokane and the Kalispell/Glacier National Park area.

Absolutely adore this place and most definitely will stay here again! We stayed in the Yellowstone…read moreCabin and it was fantastic! Our boys loved feeding the ducks and geese at the pond! We also had a BBQ and did smores another night!! The gals that work here are fantastic! We'll be back!

Giving five-stars, but want to level-set that this isn't the most luxurious location. However, it…read morewas a great for what it was and I really enjoyed it. Thompson Falls is a tiny town with limited options, but this motel seemed to be the best from an online search and what I saw as we passed other motels. Close to the river that runs through town. The room (11) was spacious with two beds, a table and two chairs, and two comfy chairs in front of the TV. Lots of windows with curtains for privacy. Very clean! I was concerned our room was closest to the main road but overall I felt safe and there was no street noise. Didn't explore property but the area we were in was cute with water features and wood bear carvings. Convenient that they have a store with food and gift items where checkin is. Got a souvenir kids shirt for $11! If you find yourself in the area, I'd definitely recommend you stay here.

We were staying at Alameda's Hot Springs nearby and decided to give wild horse Hot Springs a try…read more We arrived on a Wednesday afternoon around 1 o'clock, and most of the tubs were full. They have six tubs that are somewhat communal. If it's not crowded you can get them by yourself, but if there's other folks around, you will need to share. The water is delightful, but very warm. You can turn off the flow if it's just too hot for you. It's $18 for two hours soak you can stay longer if they're not crowded but honestly two hours is plenty here. Nice place with friendly folks cute cats running around the property. Looks like they're building some additional tubs. Also looks like they're pretty liberal with their beverage policy so bring your cooler with some beers and other libations. Overall a super chill place love it.

The grossest hot springs I've ever been to. The cement pools are crumbling. The seating is metal…read moreand wood chairs that are rotted through and rusted. The bathroom was so disgusting I changed in my car instead. It looks like it's on a working farm with all this equipment sitting around. Not very peaceful. A waste of my time and money

I have patronized the Hilltop Motel off and on for 20 + years. It is a small town locally owned…read moreestablishment. No, it is not a Hilton or a 5 star, but it has always been clean and affordable. The folks that run it are very friendly and accommodating. I will continue to stay with these fine folks in their very acceptable accommodations.

I gave one start because I need to mark something. But honestly I give this place a "0". Run from…read morethis place. You be better off if you sleep in your car, trust me on that one. Almost $84 for something that is not even worth $5. Filthy that you have no idea. Creepy like from a Halloween movie. As soon as I opened the door and I saw what I saw, I wanted to leave that place. I didn't go to another place because I was driving for a 9 of hours already, I was tired and I was with my mom an elderly person. And they charged my card already, but I should of leave and forget the $84 to do them a favor, because the night was horrible. First it stinks like pee all over. I had to spray my perfume everywhere. At night time I killed spiders. There are spider webs everywhere. The walls are very dirty. The lamp, shade and night table, discusting. The power button from the t.v. was missing, the remote control didn't work, so no t.v. since the button for power was gone, only a hole. Only one towel in the bathroom, the rest were hand towels. The bathtub didn't have a shower head. No terminations on the bathtub (when culkie is so cheap) spiders were coming out of there. From the closets it seems that a creepie person is going to come out of them, filthy. The carpet wasn't vacuum and it seems that they haven't been shampoo like in the last 20 years. Do have air conditioning but you can see this big amount of dust coming out of the filter and craveses. The mattress as old as the town. In another words RUN from this place. Things can be old, but they need to be clean. This people are pigs. WAY to expensive for a Halloween movie set.

This motel is quaint and the mineral water is HOT. Plus it is clean and quiet. If you're looking…read morefor peaceful getaway this is it!

We opted to stay here and recuperate in Alameda's hot springs after three days of strenuous hiking…read morein Glacier National Park and before flying back out of Missoula. This very cozy complex of cottages and rooms were built in the 1930s. The hot water in the kitchen and in the room tubs are all from the hot springs below the retreat center. I asked, and apparently you can actually drink the hot spring water. Though it does taste strange (because of all the sulfur and magnesium). And it may impact your digestion. (We did NOT drink the hot spring water available from the sink in our room's kitchenette! We only drank the cold water, which is from the municipal tap.) I think that the way this place works is that the rooms have permanent residents. But when they are out of town for an extended period of time, their rooms get rented out to travelers like me. My partner and I stayed in Room #9, which was smaller than the other rooms, as it lacked a full bathroom. Instead the room had a tiny closet next to the bed with only a toilet in it! Because of this situation, occupants of Room #9 are able to access the "Mermaid Room," which has a toilet, sink, towels, and a vintage clawfoot bathtub (again, with hot spring water coming out of the faucet). This means, that a single person can have their own private hot spring soak in the Mermaid Room, which we took advantage of. Our room had a cozy bed with a space heater. We never felt cold in the room. The kitchen next to our room had a small table, an electric stove and oven, fridge, and utensils and plates. I wish it had basic spices and some cooking oil, but the town's grocery stores are a 5-minute walk away. While the access to the private bathtub was nice, my partner and I also wanted to soak together and outdoors, so we signed up for a 7:00 pm soak (an extra $10 for 2 people) in one of their four outdoor tubs, all separated from each other by high wooden fences, for privacy. The tubs are pretty basic. No jets or bubbles. But it was lovely to be able to soak under the stars. The town also has other nearby public hot spring tubs, two of them run by the tribes ($5 each - cash only and honor system), but none of them were private like Alameda's. Also, the staff we engaged with (who I think were also residents) were all very kind and helpful. We highly recommend this cozy spot with a lot of history and character (and characters)!