The room was very strange. It had two connecting room doors and one of them the door knob was falling off and you could look through to the other room. Also the walls must be very then and it was very loud all night. But the worst is they were doing laundry at 2am and it shook the bed so hard I had to call and ask them to shut the washing machine off. There are a few other small issues such as no soap in the bathroom. Normally not a problem but we were there unexpectedly do to a family emergency. Needless to say we woukd have been better off sleeping in our truck.

Not a bad hotel. The lower level has exterior doors which is nice. The place was clean. The breakfast wasn't bad. You get more options on the weekend but it was still sufficient during the week. The piping for the shower upstairs was noisy. Every time someone turned the shower on upstairs it was very obvious.

The room was huge! We stayed two nights and had breakfast both mornings enjoyed the breakfast selection. We had biscuits and gravy, bacon, toast, eggs, and hashbrowns. There were juice options, milk and coffee. The attendant was super nice and offered local knowledge of the area. We were close to Glacier National Park and the airport.

Worst hotel. Booked a room that said sleeps 5. There were 2 beds. Front desk said a 5 person room only has 2 beds. Pool was filthy. No lights in pool room. At 10pm staff went into control room turned on lights and said time to get out of pool! The bathroom looked like it had never been cleaned. Dead light bulbs in the lights, outside light on room didn't work. Plug in by the bed were so worn out the plug would not stay in the wall! Price was extravagant. Went to service desk 3x. Nobody ever there. Rung the bell nobody came. Never again. Don't waste your money here.

Everything went well at check in. The room was much bigger than we needed… a separate bedroom from the living room. More than what we thought we’d get. Comfortable king size bed. We were in Room 272 which is directly above the office, meaning that I awoke at 3:00am hearing a television and singing. I’d fall back asleep anyway. Around 7:00am we heard a washing machine spinning fairly loudly. About an hour after we checked out while having coffee downtown, I realized I had left my I-Pad Faraday cover on the bathroom counter. We went back and spoke to the woman in the office who gave me the key to get back in the room. The room had already been cleaned and there was no I-Pad Faraday cover. I saw a cleaning lady in the hallway and spoke to her about it. She said she hadn’t seen it while not being able to look me in the eye. I know where I left it and no one else had been in the room. Why would she lie? What good does stealing and lying about it do? I was pissed, but what could I do? I’ll tell you what. If you look at any of my TripAdvisor reviews, you will see that I’ve never written a bad review. I only write reviews when restaurants and hotels go above and beyond the call of duty and give me exceptionally good service. This is a first. I’m sorry I had to write it, but thought that, at least, the office manager should know about the antics of their cleaning lady.