Travelling with my wife and our two daughters, heading to Glacier National Park. We found this nice and cozy motel, on our itinerary and located in front of a wood. When we checked in Linda was so nice and cute and made us feeling home... just after chatting only for a while. Very good continental breakfast in the morning, the girls were extremely satisfied. Comfortable and very very very clean room and bathroom.

Unfortunately the moment of the departure, when we sadly had to say goodbye to Linda

This motel is very clean and in a quiet, out of the way place. It is not updated in any way and reminded me of something you would see in a movie about the 1950's. I did not even see a front desk person. She handled everything over the phone. They still have real keys. There are only about 10 units so it is really small. It is a really good place for pets.

You can hear some Interstate noise. There is not any coffee around so we had to go out to get some first thing.

Usually Booking.com places indicate they offer breakfast, this place did not so I was not expecting it. I think they had coffee in the lobby but I never had any. The room was cozy, the manager indicated the carpet had been shampooed so it was damp. I had slippers so that was fine. I ate Breakfast and Dinner at Jaspers at the Travel Center. Mediocre diner food at best. Honestly I think I stayed at this motel maybe over 30 years ago when I was moving my mom to Montana to live with a sibling. Super 8 was not built yet and I recall staying in a cottage and this place had three of them. Otherwise my memory is weak on this. I would stay here again should the chance comes up again.

I stayed three nights and the second day there was no housekeeping other than emptying the waste basket. I still had towels and I'm not a slob so that way fine. The motel is right next to I-90 which is not constantly busy but the loudest noises come from the Tractor Trailer trucks. .

We liked our quaint little cottage style room and all the lush green around it. We spend a lovely sunny morning on the rocking bench. But we really liked our host Linda, who is a lovely lady, very friendly and with good advice on what to do in the area. On her advice we did the Hiawatha bike trail and it was FANTASTIC! Also, on our way to Yellowstone, we followed Linda's advice and went to the Lewis & Clark Caverns. Really enjoyed that too! And in the morning Linda serves a lovely breakfast with good coffee, yogurt, fresh fruit and tasty cakes and cookies. Thank you Linda!

Nothing, happy with everything

Have stayed there twice because it's cozy and there are Woods to walk the dog. Very clean and rustic - the cabins are from the 1940s but have been upgraded. We stayed in one of the newer additions. Owner is very friendly, stayed up late for us, made us coffee in the morning and offers a nice content breakfast with pastries.

Cute cabins with lawns and trees and outdoor furniture. Can park right outside your cabin and sit on the lawn there too.10 minute pleasant walk to grocery store.Hostess Linda is wonderful.Nice surprise to get an included breakfast of coffee and tea with real cream,fruit and baked goods.Location great for scenic road trips.

Room small but outdoor space worth the trade!

The owner, Linda, is a kind, attentive and bright woman. She bought the motel and took it out of shambles into a quaint Route 66 type motel. She has plans to continue developing the her beautiful wooded land. She’s an amazing woman!

It is not a modern fancy place but that’s what we enjoyed.

The owner was on a paramedic call when we arrived but we called the number on the door and someone else came over in a few minutes. The cabin was small but friendly, nice table outside to eat breakfast, and there are great trails in the back for dog-walking and sightseeing.

The A/C wasn't working and it happened to be a very hot night, but we made do.

Our 2nd time to stay here after 2 years. Still nice small cabin (3). Nothing fancy, but clean. Wood paneling. Small bathroom with shower. Bed was comfortable. No breakfast but their are restaurants in town. Right off I-90. Owner is an EMT - if she is out on a call, she has backup folks to check people in.

It is fairly close to I-90. I used ear plugs.

A quaint motel with some private cabins. Clean and comfy, coffee in the office in the morning. Beds, bedding, towels were all great. Loved the grounds for my morning walk and the picnic tables

Google map directions are a bit confusing so look for the posted signs on the roads. Our unit, #7, had no a/c which we were only told at registration. Breakfast is prepackaged pastries, if you are there early. Overall it's good spot; with a few tweaks it would be great