They are owned by OYO hotels and renovating. We drove from Fargo ND to Medora ND and then here. The…read moreflooring is pergo wood. Nice to see in a renovated motel. They replaced the tile in bath tub but the tub itself had a patchwork job. I did not shower that night. No continental breakfast as there was building materials in that area. They gave us a bag snack of string cheese, nutra grain bar, banana, and apple juice box. The night before there were bags of Snyder pretzels and 7 up. The price was dirt cheap at $71 a night with taxes. We left early to get to Cody WY on our way to Yellowstone.

Super friendly front desk staff, very clean and quiet rooms and nice…read more title touches in the waiting area. Slept great!

Small place with very personable manager. Nice people staying there. Spaces are all on grass…read moresurrounded by a Single Loop, Drive. Our site had full hookups, including 50-amp. Very relaxing place to stay, not too far off the road in the tiny little town of Wibaux, Montana. It was very relaxing, easy to get into and out of, and we would definitely stay there again if we pass through Montana on I-94. Note: there is a low train bridge on the main route to their place, so make sure you look at your GPS/map real good.

Bare bones for an RV park. Host was kind and helpful. Able to get in for an overnight stay on short…read morenotice to get off the road and recharge. Bathrooms for public use were small but mostly clean.

After a few bad experiences at motels, this one was a huge relief! Perfect! Bed, shower,…read morebreakfast, staff, etc. We will be back.

Aiden checked us in and was friendly and very helpful. He recommended Hunters Ridge for dinner,…read moreand we loved the food. I wanted to write a post a review for the restaurant, but it's not on YELP. The room was clean and comfortable. We felt well. The little bar and casino were a nice addition. We loosened up in the little gym, after 3 long days driving.

Tldr: Go here if you value good breakfast and good WiFi over cushy comfort…read more This is a nice enough hotel, but it's definitely meant for the single traveler. My husband and I came here, thinking it was a local hotel and not a chain, but it is a chain(albeit a dispersed one), specifically meant for railroad/construction employees (This website explains that: https://lodgingenterprises.com). The hotel rooms had a full kitchenette: full-size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and a two-burner little induction stove top. There was a pot and a pan, a single bowl, a single plate, a single set of silverware (fork, knife, spoon), and a single coffee cup. The bed was set up for one person (two pillow, stacked on top of each other in the middle of the bed, and there were only two bath towels ( the THINNEST towels I've ever experienced in a hotel, but adequate). That being said, it was nice enough. The breakfast was made-to-order (You get vouchers for two eggs, any style, hash browns, choice of sausage, bacon or ham, and choice of toast or pancake, plus coffee or tea). It's definitely better than your average hotel breakfast. And the WiFi was free, and reliable--we watched the latest Game Of Thrones on our laptop, and it didn't buffer at all. The blackout curtains were the best blackout curtains I've ever had in a hotel room, too. The bathtub was deeper than average, which made for a nice soak after a week of camping. The mattress was firm but not uncomfortable (and I have a back injury, so I'm particularly sensitive to that). They do have a AAA rate, but be sure to ask for it at the beginning, or they'll have to redo your reservation completely :) All in all, this hotel was serviceable, but not the local gem we were expecting after reading the existing Yelp reviews.

New hotel. Very clean and comfortable. They have thick walls and insulating curtains that block out…read morelight- all for a good night sleep. Little different that you check in at the diner next store. Breakfast is also in the diner. You get coupons that you pick three breakfast items from. Very cool and better than the usual waffle machine and fruit loops like other chain hotels. Just be prepared that drinks are not free and you must tip. The diner is very cute 50s style. The hotel was modern with high end fixtures and furniture. Just strange arrangement- things like light switch placement and super high hand towel holder. Like they bought all the best stuff, but then just hired someone to put it in- not a designer. But no points off here. Very pleasant night sleep.

This restaurant is attached to the inn. We were staying at a hotel nearby, so it was super…read moreconvenient to walk over. Hubby and I shared a 16 oz steak. The steak was perfectly cooked and tender. It came with a beef vegetable soup which we found a bit too salty. The bread was soft and fresh.

My 95yo father ordered their wings Wings were cooked to…read morepoint he could not even bite into them We told waitress who talked to manager Manager did not even come to our table Just told waitress that is how they were supposed to be Disappointed will never go back Waitress gave great service

This motel is in my book one of the best motels that was ever ran. The atmosphere and manners of…read morethe owners and workers are very warm and inviting. This is a very clean motel, for the age and no bedbugs Debbie the onsite manager is the sweetest and very helpful and very resourceful. Me and my family was robbed of money during our trip out West and our vehicle was blown up, these people are small town Angels if I have never seen one for myself. They helped us when we couldn't find any help with payment and kept us off the streets for quite a few days and they never treated us any different then any of the other guests. They fed us and took really good care of us and took care of my mom really well and when her oxygen machine was not working proper Debbie jumped in there and really helped us out making the call to make arrangements for it to be serviced at once . Forever I feel like I owe these people for they saved me and my family and for that alone I would rate this motel 5 out of 5 stars. Way to Go !!

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.]

Very clean, inexpensive room on our road trip. The check in clerk was really friendly and guided us…read moreto a great dinner. If you do not need amenities, but rather a clean friendly place to sleep, this is the place.

Weekend stay, 2 days, 3 nights. Got in Friday night and went to eat. Got back and realized the TV,…read morefridge, and microwave did not work. Brought it to the front desk's attention the next morning and was told they would take a look and let me know. They did not take a look. They did not let me know. They must have forgot. I'm assuming it was a bad outlet, thrown breaker, something simple as all the other outlets in the room worked. I was leaning going 2 stars because the gentleman I spoke with at the front desk about the issue that morning was very friendly and pleasant to talk to. However, after a week of reflection, a smiling face doesn't matter much if there's no follow up or follow through on your word. I feel that is a tough, but fair, critique. On a more lighthearted note, was not a fan of the pillows, to put it nicely they were cheap. They also do allow pets which is great if you're traveling with one. If you aren't, and said pet is barking at 11pm when you just want to sleep, and the TV doesn't work to try and drown the Yipper out, (It failed to meet my minimum size requirement to be called a dog), and the pillow is unpleasant. Overall, I didn't sign up to stay at a 5-star, world class resort. No TV? Ok, I'll look at my phone. No fridge? Gas station is right next door for a cold drink... just have to drink it before it gets warm. No microwave? Went out to eat and didn't bring back leftovers. None of the above criticisms were life-altering they were just small inconveniences. Unfortunately during this stay, many minor inconveniences all struck together at once. And I think it would be a safe guess to say, my room was likely the only one with the above issues. Everyone else that weekend was likely just fine. I just had the bad luck to get a bad room. Riverside served it's purpose. It was a roof to snooze under for a few hours a night. Functional amenities included running water, electricity, and A/C. That's all you really need, right? I picked a local business over a chain to be supportive. In this case, however, I wish I went with a standard chain hotel. In 2023, a hotel simply can't have basic amenities such as a TV or mini-fridge not work in a room. Even if they go unused during a stay they have to at least work. As I said above, I likely just had the bad luck of having the one bad room with those problems. I've spent about a little over an hour on this review. This is the first one-star that I have left for a business where I really wanted to make sure I left thoughtful criticism without being disrespectful. Most of the time I am happy to go "full-Karen" and use humor to vent frustrations about an experience unfiltered. I wanted to make sure that despite this being a one-star review that it was not a burial of the business. Hopefully, they can look into some of the above criticisms and make sure all their rooms have everything working properly so the next guests have a better experience than I did. All the best.