Upside: Cute hotel in a great small town. Bed comfy. Ample room for our travel gear…read more You must dine at Blackboard Cafe just a couple doors away. ***** Street side room~windows and fans only. No A/C in our unit~not ideal but cooled down at night with windows open (street noise came late as pubs closed but was short lived). Downside: Cigarette odor hit us as soon as we stepped into the main stairway from outdoors. Smell lingered our whole stay as we think possibly it used to be a smoking establishment and that odor is hard to remedy with old carpet in common areas. Room was clean, not as bad as smelling as out of the room. Shower had a cigarette burn on the shower lip (see photo). Texted the mgr but she was apparently not feeling well. No reply was ever rec'd so hoping she is ok now. 3.5 stars

A must for ghost hunters!!!! The Ryan never disappoints. Ask for room 16 and keep an eye on the…read morecloset. If you aren't looking for ghosts and just want a nice, clean, friendly place, then they Ryan is for you as well. Donna is a sweetheart!

This is our second stop eating here and again it was great. We met the owner, Tad who was…read morewonderful to visit with. We are so happy to see this beautiful, and historical building back up and running. The bar is such a beauty. Great food, great drinks, great service and prices. We had fish and chips, burgers and patty melt. All outstanding! Will be going back next month and staying in one of the historic rooms of the hotel. Can't wait!!

This hotel totally charming! One of the historic structures in Wallace, the rooms are charming and…read morecozy (and we even had internet access) and the saloon serves amazingly fabulous meals. The chefs are top notch. The Mediterranean Chicken is to die for and worth the trip alone! The hotel is also conveniently located right on I-90 (easy on and off) and is close to local ski areas and other sites. And what's cooler than a hotel with it's own ghost? We'll definitely be going back sooner rather than later.

Such a cute place and surprisingly spacious. We had to stop off over night in Wallace and called…read morethe hotel to see if they had availability. A really nice gentleman answered immediately, took my credit card info and let me know how to check in. Rooms were comfy and clean and dog friendly! The rate was affordable for 3 with a dog at $160. This will definitely be a stop for us whenever we go west to MT.

If your passing through or staying awhile, The Hercules Inn is a beautiful place to stay! It's well…read moreworth the price we paid and I highly recommend it! It's one of those unique hidden gems!

Older well maintained property. The staff is very friendly and the rooms are clean and well…read moremaintained. Fair price for the area would recommend. Nice little restaurant next door as the hotel is a very light continental.

Not very clean, smelled the minute we walked in. No elevator and although they said our room…read morewasn't a pet friendly room, it smelled like dog pee. Had to sleep with the window open and the road noise kept us up.

Place was really nice and price was good. Enjoyed the indoor amenities and location of the freeway…read moremade it super convenient to travel.

Had a great stay, loved the hot tub. Mariah in the restaurant was pleasant, helpful, and got our…read moremornings off to a great start. My family has been going to the inn for 3 years and we all enjoy Mariah. Staff at front desk was helpful and responded to our needs. would have gave a 5 star but the hotel does not have a elevator next time I'll get a room on the first floor

What a great place to stay, wonderful hospitality, even La Croix waters in the rooms. We rented the…read morewhole place for a big family event and the owners were fantastic. Close proximity to everything including the center of the universe sign.

From the owner: Experience history while staying in our former bordello, Lux Rooms…read more The two-story brick building has been converted into eight boutique hotel rooms. The bordello operated illegally yet openly for nearly a century before closing in the late 1980s.

We had our 31st wedding anniversary adventure there which entailed the gondola ride, dinner, and…read moremusic. The gondola ride was very enjoyable!! And on the opposite of the spectrum was the food. I was looking forward to the prime rib and it was utterly the shits!!!! Most everything was cold and worse than school cafeteria style! I'm relating to school cafeterias back in the 60's to early 70's. The potato salad was good and broccoli was not bad. Maybe I should have tried the ribs. Needless to say I was very disappointed with the food experience and paying what I paid makes it criminal!!! Did I set the bar too high??? I definitely recommend the gondola ride but you may be better off bringing your own food!!! What's crazy is that we were early and you think the food would have been fresh, hot, as well as tasty!! I wish I would have taken a picture of my prime rib entree so you could see that it more look like road kill!

This is our families first time visiting Silver Mountain resort. We were really excited to be here…read more My 7 year old loves the water park which is amazing and she rode all the slides! For adults though, it is a bit much with how loud the place is and the lack of care from staff. The furniture in the cabanas is hardly worth sitting on because all of the padding is gone. The key to the lockbox didn't work and there is no privacy. The rooms were a good size but again, the furniture is old and worn out! The room, like other reviews, was not fully cleaned. Loaded dishwasher wasn't ran, gum on a closet wall and toothpick still on the floor. Overall, if I can help it, I will not be returning.

Wanted to try something different to break up our drive to central MT and found this place. My…read moreinterests in hospitality, mid century, and kitschy collided with a bang when we checked into the Stardust. Staff was friendly. Room comfortable with a great bathroom that had MC tilework and felt like a time capsule rather than a past its prime hovel screaming "refresh me". The grassy area with firepit was a nice touch where I enjoyed a smore for the first time ever. Wallace is a cool town and we enjoyed spending time checking it out with this as our home base.

We stayed in room 10, nice end room which was quiet, clean and comfy. Mattress and pillows were…read morevery comfy. Room was very clean. I would have liked some blackout shades as the sun was bright at 0500 in the morning which woke me up. Otherwise this wax a great experience and would stay again, with an eye cover for sleeping in,

We were on the second floor in a two queen room with a little kitchen and very comfy beds. Noise…read morefrom upstairs was a bit distracting at times. You could hear people walking around or moving furniture. At least the hotel provided earplugs. The towels and linens are of good quality and there are nice little extras. Overall a good option if a bit pricey.

What a beautiful place to spend the night. After a long day on the road, I stopped at the Brooks…read moreHotel for the night and found a super quaint, beautiful place where the owners are friendly and kind. Got to the bar just before they closed at 9 PM. Bartender a lifelong resident was super friendly. The room I had was great with the best mattress I have ever had in a hotel..... bar none. There were ear plug s on the table but I never heard anything from outside. I'm a bit of an OCD neet freak and when I say that the room was super clean you can take it to the bank! Stop by and enjoy a night at The Brooks. You won't be disappointed. And make sure to check out the bar. Tell them you heard it from me, Scott Hogan