The Painted Canyon Rest Area is a great place to stop to use the restroom and soak in the stunning…read moreviews. The restrooms are clean and there is a place to fill up your refillable water bottle with more filtered water if you are running low. The parking lot is huge and there is plenty of parking. The views are stunning and there are plenty of look out spots to soak in the views. There are also a short nature trail if you are more adventurous. The walkways are paved leading up to the views so it is accessible to all.

Quick stop for a National Park Passport stamp and some post cards from the gift shop. Took a walk…read morealong the scenic overlook pathway to the loop trailhead and a quick restroom stop before driving down the road a piece to the Theo.Roosevelt NP South location. Beautiful views, picnic tables, restrooms, souveniers, information. Good stop.

As someone who travels cross country very frequently, I often see these gas station convenience…read morestores... Well, it's more than a convenience store. It's actually like a truck stop. Because they have showers and all kinds of other things for truckers. Plenty of gas pumps and a good amount of diesel. Pumps, inside the place is neat and clean and again people always out on the floor restocking and refacing counters and shelves. The restrooms were clean, and easy to find. Plus they have just about everything you could want, including lots of different hot food items. Bottom line? If you're in need of some gas and a little bit of refreshment you could do way worse than stopping here. I would recommend checking them out if you're in between destinations.

This is the 8th Flying's I been to with no food, I think 1 had some pizza slices and 1 old chicken…read morewings out. It what is going on I need that half chicken and green beans. What's happening???

Located at exit 192 off I-94 and therefore accessible for both eastbound and westbound traffic,…read morethis is a larger stop. Easily accessible for big vehicles and I had no trouble getting the Sprinter van in. The men's room was in good condition. There was no sign prohibiting overnight camping. [Review 20793 overall - 59 in Montana - 1777 of 2023.]

Lucky if there is any food, and if so it taste terrible. Usually just chicken sandwiches. No fried…read morechicken anymore, no meatloaf sandwiches. Over cooked burgers! Most of the time, they are out of everything. Staff is awesome and most are upbeat. The mgr of the place is amazing!! Plenty of overnight parking. The downfall of the store is all owner!

Sometimes the products such as candy or water due to their isolated locale can result in something…read morebeing stale which I don't care for. The prepared food is always good but almost always salty. Chicken strips and meatloaf sandwiches are to die for. The staff is generally wonderful, it would definitely help if y'all would mark the entryways because I watch a lot of folks miss the entrance and get frustrated over that.

I found the Sagebrush Inn as I was making my way from Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North…read moreDakota and heading to incredible Devils Tower National Monument in Wyoming. Here...in the TINY, TINY town of Baker, Montana...you'll find the Sagebrush Inn. For myself, this was a good stopping point on my journey towards Devils Tower NM. I had just spent a fun filled day exploring Theodore Roosevelt NP and after driving a simple 79 miles here to Baker, Montana....I decided to spend the evening. I knew waking up the next morning I'd have about 150 miles remaining on my drive to Devils Tower. Though during my research I understood Devils Tower was situated in the middle of nowhere so staying at the Sagebrush Inn for the night was a fine resting stop. I will say...the Sagebrush Inn was sort of on the "rundown" side, but it was more than suffice for resting my head. The overhead sign could use a remodel, but I'm just picking at things some others may take issue with. Still, kind of interesting how a town like Baker, Montana....so small...they have 1 main street, 1 traffic light, a gas station, a restaurant or two and not much more...I genuinely enjoyed being there. There was something about such a minuscule town on the eastern border of North Dakota and Montana that I pleasantly respected. I think the fact that I was so far away from my hometown in Florida and what seemed like the normal reality of bustling towns virtually everywhere you go that lent to an appreciation for being in such an unknown part of the country. Here I am....writing only the 2nd review about this motel and I'll be the 1st to post a few pictures. So I guess my review about the Sagebrush Inn, although just okay, will hopefully get some more attention for any of the hardcore travelers out there like myself to take the time to consider spending the evening here. Once I checked in, my room was in fine condition. Simple...couldn't ask for more. The lady who checked me in mentioned she had visited Devils Tower NM plenty of times and that I'd truly admire it. She also recommended 2 places around the corner from the motel on the main street where I could eat dinner. I chose Heiser's...a bar/restaurant which offers typical American food like chicken, burgers, pizzas and all sorts of appetizers. After dinner I came back to the Sagebrush Inn and there was a chair positioned right outside my room where I sat down and watched the sunset looking out onto the street. It was by no means a pretty or picturesque view, but it helped me put into perspective just how far I had traveled to be in this portion of the United States and how probably no one out there's even heard of Baker, Montana. Still...it's times like these that continues to motivate me to keep on running, keep on dreaming and keep seeing just how extraordinary the world really is.

I stayed at this hotel after my car broke down, logged on to the WIFI and haven't been able to use…read moremy computer ever since. I would never recommend it. I have stayed at many different hotels and used the WIFI never had this problem before.

We stopped in for a coffee and got served up an iced Americano with salted caramel and it is 'da…read morebomb, just enough sweet and is refreshing. Recommend this as a pit stop on any road trip. Not to mention that you also have the benefit of being in God's country!

Lots of clean restrooms, inexpensive, gas, snacks, water, a nice stop along the Theodore Roosevelt…read moreExpressway in Bowman

This is no longer called Beaver Creek Inn but it is a Rodeway Inn. If you are looking for hotel in…read morethe area (I know there are limited options) pass this one up. We booked it based on reviews and when we showed up at 9 pm we were too tired to notice exactly how bad it was. Although the check in process was a hint. The man wouldn't make eye contact and barely spoke to me. It took him an extraordinary long time to check me in. Another couple happened to walk in behind me and they also noticed how awkward it was. He Didn't explain anything. So let me mention a few details about the room. The curtains including the curtain rod did not even extend to cover the window fully. There was used soap in the shower and there was only 1 towel for 2 people. According to my reservation confirmation and their website a continental breakfast is included but the only food in breakfast room was stale bread and cereal. After we checked in we never saw anyone that worked there again. Did run into a young couple who told me that they had to sleep outside in vehicle bc despite paying for a room online. They couldn't not raise anyone by shouting or using the phone at desk. My husband walked by the front desk several times in the morning and saw no body. He did see however that the laundry room was completely nonfunctional. Not that we needed it but others often wash clothes on an extended trip. There appeared to be several, like almost all the rooms on 2 nd floor unoccupied. In that case why not put us in a room that didn't face highway and hear all the highway noise? Bottom line- sleep elsewhere!

This is a very vacant, funny-friendly with lots of parking and hunting pictures and signs type of…read moreplace. The front guy was great and the place was clean and cozy and perfect for the night!

Heading through town, this was one of our stay overs. We have had good luck at Holiday Inn Express'…read morein small towns and this was another success. Our room was clean. Shower was hot with good pressure. Beds and pillows were comfy. Room temp worked well. Staff was outstanding. Breakfast was good, although I wish they would have real (not instant) oatmeal. Carpets were showing signs of wear. Had trouble opening door but needed to lift handle not push down. Little things that did not distract us from having a great night's sleep.

Nice stay seems a little dated but clean , comfortable and roomy. Has selection of hot pockets and…read moreother microwave foods for purchase, small fridge in room and kcup coffee.