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!

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

Nice older hotel. The owner was very sweet and welcoming, and the rooms were very clean and our…read moreroom was updated We had two beds separated by a kitchen and a bathroom so it gave privacy. There was a welcome in the lounge downstairs from 5 to 6 and the locals were so sweet and gracious. Everyone was so nice. The next morning, we had breakfast in the Brooks Hotel restaurant and it really was a great breakfast Our only complaint is they don't have sweet tea, but we know we're not in the south We would highly recommend this locally owned hotel

Clean comfortable beds. They even have rags to clean your bikes or other off road stuff. Nice…read moreplace. Make a reservation before you go to make sure you have a room.

On the surface: Beautiful and inviting motel, great for families, especially if you need a place…read morethat is pet friendly. Nice staff and bonfires on site with complimentary "smores kits," they even give out sticks you can use to roast the marshmallows over the fire. Office is closed after 10pm, so plan accordingly. I initially gave the Stardust 3/5 stars as we drove back to our home at 2am because neither of us could sleep on the very firm and uncomfortable mattress, the pillows felt like rolled up newspapers. But I liked the overall aesthetic and vibe. However I'm lowering to 2/5 after communicating this issue to the hotel, on the phone they said they had no idea the beds were uncomfortable. Then in response to this review they informed us that the beds in the "classic rooms" are not as comfortable as the beds and pillows in the "signature rooms." If we had known this when booking we would have paid more and reserved a signature room. The owners response was to essentially blame us for booking a "cheap" room and suggest we should have somehow known their standard rooms have terrible beds. The real issue is that NO room should have mattresses so uncomfortable that guests flee the motel at 2am. The room in general was clean, would have appreciated USB chargers or at least an outlet on both bedside tables instead of just the one. If they invested in better mattresses and pillows this would have been a 5/5 star review. If they had been less tone-deaf and responded better to our issues I would have kept the review at 3/5.

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!

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.

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 were on our way to Billings, Montana with our four children at the beginning of January, 2003,…read morein the evening, during a blizzard. I was six months pregnant, and driving conditions were horrible so we had to stop. This was the only motel which had a vacancy. I waited in our minivan with the children while my hubby got us a room. I was exhausted, and the kids were tired and hungry. All I wanted was a warm, clean bed to sleep in. The lady at the front desk was really nice. She showed us to our room, and gave us a little history about the place. This was a silver mining town, and a woman by the name of Molly was a "lady of the evening" here. Also, she told us that the room had recently been "rented by the month" by some men who worked in the town. She explained to us, before we saw the room, that this room was called the "Silver" room. "Hmmm", I thought, "a themed motel". She gave us our keys, and my hubby opened the door. I was literally in shock! Everything in the room had been spray-painted SILVER! The lamps, tables; EVERYTHING! The heat was completely turned off, so the room was FREEZING! There was a small heater on the wall next to the window, so my husband immediately turned it on for us. The dust ruffle to the bed was STAPLED TO THE CEILING above each bed! The floor was filthy. Our "closet" consisted of a wire hanger hanging from a nail on the wall. I was in dire need of using the restroom, so headed there next before I complained about the room to my hubby. The bathroom was filthy. So filthy, in fact, that they put a rubbermaid dish drainer rack on the shower floor so you could stand on it while taking a shower. It was old, moldy and FILTHY! I didn't even want to touch the faucet to wash my hands. The children begann to take their shoes off - that's when I had a hissy-fit. No way would I allow my children to walk barefoot or even in their stocking feet on this carpeting! We hurried and got them ready for bed, THEN took off their shoes once in their bed. After I cried for a long time, I put my coat and mittens back on, and left go sleep in our minivan. My hubby immediately followed me outside, as we still had blizzard conditions, and brought me back inside. Needless to say, I slept with all of my clothes on, and we didn't take showers the next morning. This was the most horrible place I've ever stayed in my entire life! I'm a very down-to-earth person, and I would have rather stayed in a tent than here. This is a completely honest review. Be warned: DO NOT STAY!