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.

Not a good pet stop, pet area is right against the freeway with thick brush weeds 1 - 2 feet tall.read more

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.]

Drove by a perfect spot to stop on the way to Missula Cabin,…read moreRV, swimming from the rocks

Another hour of driving east, another opportunity to take a break. This rest area is located along…read moreI-90 about halfway between the large cities of Missoula and Butte. There is a corresponding rest area on the other side of the highway for westbound traffic. The two rest areas are not connected. Unlike the previous, this rest area has a large structure (heated!) with restrooms and water fountains and vending machines. There are picnic benches and a space for pets. It was quite clean with no litter on the ground by the rest area or in the parking lot. [Review 17118 overall - 34 in Montana - 634 of 2022.]

If the price weren't so high (paid $290 a night for a standard Queen plus a $50 pet fee) this would…read morebe a four star, but the stay is just not worth the price, especially in the Missoula area. We stayed one night here due to needing a pet friendly refuge (and a fridge) during a major windstorm and resultant power outage. We did not have time to shop around. The room was fine, nice, stocked kitchen, but the bed was not that comfy. We were in a room away from the busy road, but still needed the fan on all night to cover the noise. Breakfast was a let down. Mostly a lot of packaged things, with the standard sausage gravy and biscuits being the only hot item. Service was fine. We did not need the pool, it is small BTW or the grilling area. The work out room looked to be in nice shape with some decent equipment.

Fantastic staff, very accommodating, I have been traveling for work for the past 7 months and the 4…read moreweeks I was at TownePlace they couldn't have been more helpful with the pets I have with me. Even after a few complaints from other guests about their smell the staff was happy to help set up a cleaning schedule that worked with my long work hours and offered treats, cleaning supplies, and litter to help me help them. As stressful as traveling with pets can be this place went above and beyond to make my stay a comfortable one!

Unfortunately I didn't stay here but we did a quick stop to grab some snacks and some souvenirs…read moresince we were showing some friends around. I love a good old store, they had lots of cool nicknacks, snacks drinks, they sold also fresh Jerky that someone near makes and some honey! I grabbed soda chips candy. The lady was nice and told us some other little small towns around.

The exterior of the motel would certainly scare away the interstate princesses who insist on high…read moreend accommodations, but for regular folks like ourselves this place was great. The rooms are actually really beautiful, with gorgeous true wood paneling, and brand spankin' new bath fixtures. Beds were comfy, and the wifi was great in this very remote, mountainous part of Montana. Really nice family running the motel, and the general store. Rates were excellent, even in the high season. Any tired travelers that need a restful stop would do just fine here at Mangold's...

Karen is very rude. She body shamed a little boy. Said that a kind teenage girl looked "bad and…read morevery tired" and she judged what my mother wanted to buy . This was very aggressive.

Great pit stop on the way to Glacier National Park. Clean rest area and grab some supplies for the…read morepark

TRAVELER BEWARE! This is a two-story hotel without an…read moreelevator. We made our reservation here after reading reviews, and not one person mentioned that! Our reservation was made several months ago and prepaid. I was told they could not switch rooms from the second floor to the first because I didn't request it in the booking. And because I prepaid, they couldn't refund our money. My husband stood by the stairs to help a few elderly people up the steps and then brought their walkers up. The pros: The bed was comfortable, the towels were soft, and the room was clean. They had a decent breakfast consisting of breakfast sandwiches to heat up in the microwave, cold and hot cereal, a variety of breads, yogurt, fresh fruit, and fruit juice. To add to my review, I contacted management, and they credited our account with 8,000 points.

I have stayed at this hotel on several occasions, and I have never had a problem. The breakfast is…read moredecent, the pool is clean, the hot tub is a good size, and it is close to a few good restaurants.

I was driving back from Miles City and I stayed here one night. I had a most terrible sleep…read more outside. With so many police sirens and people screaming that I only got 2 hours of sleep. The beds and the room was nice. If this was at another area of Missoula, I would highly recommend this, but of where it is. I'm not recommended going there unless you want a budget.

DONT STAY HERE!! I booked online. i showed my (invalid) DL which has a Missoula address on it.( I…read moremoved out to the valley 5 years ago) the grave shift guy already had a bad attitude by the way he was talking to the people in the office. he looked at my id and said you can't stay here. I tried telling him that I have my VALID id in my car but he kept interrupting me saying that I wasn't letting him speak. he said "I already saw your address so it's too late" I tried telling him he let me pass last time and I know he remembered me it hasn't been that long. He called me a "stupid cunt" ( right anfter everyone left) and told me to get out of his office. for no reason at all! I told him he deserves the life he has and he followed me out to my car taking pictures and recording me blocking me from leaving the property. I was so scared I had to call the police. They came and he had the same attitude with them. The poor police officer had to call for back up. 3 police cars later they threatened to take him in. The police officer said it's not his first time getting called because of this guy. Truly an aweful human being. Avoid if possible!!