I just ate a fabulous breakfast takeout burrito. Reminiscent of Missoula breakfast burritos from…read morethe way back, when Charlie's had awesome food. Perfect for the river, a few bites now, and much more for later. Seriously, get yourself one.

What an amazing Gem we found. The cabins were amazing. We stayed in a two level cabin. Room was so…read moreclean. Beds were comfortable and there was a nice living area downstairs. We had corn beef hash and pancakes for breakfast and I must say I travel a lot. Nationally and internationally. This was the best breakfast I've had hands down. The cleanliness of the ace and quality of food will def make us come back again. Last but not least the service was amazing. Our waitress (Karla) was so professional carried an amazing smile and was on top of everything. Thank you once again and see you soon!

Beautiful place to stay. Super clean and our cabin had everything we needed. Very peaceful place to…read morego to relax.

Montana Island Lodge situated on an small island in Salmon Lake in Montana, is an amazing lodge…read morewith excellent, attentive, and capable service men and women. I had the pleasure of staying here for the weekend for a friend's destination wedding. The lodge, like a lot of lodges, has it's own style and architecture. They hosted 22 people for the weekend, and many more for the actual wedding day very comfortably. The meals were well done buffet style, and the portions were immense. The service people (special mention to Christel, who was quite personable and attentive) left the island a couple of hours after dinner, but left an abundant amount of snacks out over night. The lodge itself was very comfortable with large windows that opened out to the lake and mountain. They have paddle boats, and water bikes, as well as a couple of canoes. There's ample fishing and the lodge has a few poles and tackle for people to use. The environment around the lake is just stunning! This is an excellent place to host whatever destination event you would want, although, I can imagine if you have a large wedding party, the logistics might begin to get difficult. I look forward to going back!

So let's start with the con's. It is about 1.5 miles north of Seeley Lake, so for better or…read moreworse, not in town. The building is a modular. Now the pros. The setting is in the woods so there is some nice atmosphere. There is a bar on site, so you won't die of thirst. The rooms are clean and the decor is really quite delightful. The light switches are a hoot, the bed frame is pure Montana. There a limited edition prints on the wall in nice frames. There is good TV and free wifi. Shower is hot, towels are plentiful and the over all setting is nice. Not much to look at from the outside, but once you get inside, it is very pleasant. As one wall plaque in my room says, "May the peace o9f the wilderness be with you." The rate was reasonable.....$82 including tax. Funky clean and confortable.

My sister tried to stay her at Christmas. After checking in in the afternoon they returned after…read moredinner and the room was to cold to stay in, the made bed turned out to have dirty sheets. They tried to sleep in their sleeping bag but although they were the only guests, noises outside the room interfered with their sleep. At 2 am they gave up and drove 1 hour to Missoula and walked away from a 3 night prepaid room.

This motel is quaint and the mineral water is HOT. Plus it is clean and quiet. If you're looking…read morefor peaceful getaway this is it!

We opted to stay here and recuperate in Alameda's hot springs after three days of strenuous hiking…read morein Glacier National Park and before flying back out of Missoula. This very cozy complex of cottages and rooms were built in the 1930s. The hot water in the kitchen and in the room tubs are all from the hot springs below the retreat center. I asked, and apparently you can actually drink the hot spring water. Though it does taste strange (because of all the sulfur and magnesium). And it may impact your digestion. (We did NOT drink the hot spring water available from the sink in our room's kitchenette! We only drank the cold water, which is from the municipal tap.) I think that the way this place works is that the rooms have permanent residents. But when they are out of town for an extended period of time, their rooms get rented out to travelers like me. My partner and I stayed in Room #9, which was smaller than the other rooms, as it lacked a full bathroom. Instead the room had a tiny closet next to the bed with only a toilet in it! Because of this situation, occupants of Room #9 are able to access the "Mermaid Room," which has a toilet, sink, towels, and a vintage clawfoot bathtub (again, with hot spring water coming out of the faucet). This means, that a single person can have their own private hot spring soak in the Mermaid Room, which we took advantage of. Our room had a cozy bed with a space heater. We never felt cold in the room. The kitchen next to our room had a small table, an electric stove and oven, fridge, and utensils and plates. I wish it had basic spices and some cooking oil, but the town's grocery stores are a 5-minute walk away. While the access to the private bathtub was nice, my partner and I also wanted to soak together and outdoors, so we signed up for a 7:00 pm soak (an extra $10 for 2 people) in one of their four outdoor tubs, all separated from each other by high wooden fences, for privacy. The tubs are pretty basic. No jets or bubbles. But it was lovely to be able to soak under the stars. The town also has other nearby public hot spring tubs, two of them run by the tribes ($5 each - cash only and honor system), but none of them were private like Alameda's. Also, the staff we engaged with (who I think were also residents) were all very kind and helpful. We highly recommend this cozy spot with a lot of history and character (and characters)!

We were staying at Alameda's Hot Springs nearby and decided to give wild horse Hot Springs a try…read more We arrived on a Wednesday afternoon around 1 o'clock, and most of the tubs were full. They have six tubs that are somewhat communal. If it's not crowded you can get them by yourself, but if there's other folks around, you will need to share. The water is delightful, but very warm. You can turn off the flow if it's just too hot for you. It's $18 for two hours soak you can stay longer if they're not crowded but honestly two hours is plenty here. Nice place with friendly folks cute cats running around the property. Looks like they're building some additional tubs. Also looks like they're pretty liberal with their beverage policy so bring your cooler with some beers and other libations. Overall a super chill place love it.

The grossest hot springs I've ever been to. The cement pools are crumbling. The seating is metal…read moreand wood chairs that are rotted through and rusted. The bathroom was so disgusting I changed in my car instead. It looks like it's on a working farm with all this equipment sitting around. Not very peaceful. A waste of my time and money

Ovando is a great stop. Population 50, and I do believe they were all out decorating the buildings…read more"downtown" for the Fourth of July on the day we stopped. A bench in front of the local store had a sign above that read "Geezers Row." The bench sitters were friendly and even gave us helpful directions to our next stop. The store is small but has a nice variety of items including some unusual gift/souvenier items. Prices weren't too bad either.

Everyone was great, the fishing and food of the town was worth the time and effort. Check this…read moreplace out--just bring heat spray

Incredible hospitality. Well maintained. Terrific staff. Far better than typical hotel food…read morebreakfast items, including blueberries, bananas, and strawberries. Pet friendly. Quiet. Convenient to I-90 and there's a Starbucks right next-door. This is our fourth or fifth stop here and we will be back again.

This five stars in Missoula would be four stars in Tucson....my expectations lower when its a…read moresmaller market. They need a bigger sign off Grant it's tucked back off the main road quite a bit. The advantage to this is that it's quiet...big plus. Parking lot had plenty of space. The walls/insulation between rooms are thin though....I could hear my neighbors making whoopie. They courteously allowed me group rate and early check in. Price was quite reasonable. The room itself was comfortable, as was bed. View was meh. Closet was big enough as was bathroom. The complimentary breakfast was delicious and had good offerings. The fruit was ripe and satisfying. I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

We were in town for a basketball tournament- lots of people and lots of kids! Rooms- standard…read moreclean rooms Ambiance- really nice- Decor was nice, but all the extra seating was great! Couches... chairs, nooks for conversation- really pleasant! Swimming pool, and several jacuzzis scattered about But the big deal was the service. Service was the star here! I have never been in any hotel where service was moving with such a purpose at all times and were super friendly while doing it. If they gave out 1 towel they gave out 200! For kids swimming! They made so many cookies! They helped in every area. So refreshing! Would definitely recommend!

Manager is the problem. No loyalty to customers, rude and disrespectful. Tripple charged me. Yelled…read moreat me. Accusing me of never stayed there before when I have been there 17 years. About 20 times. So mean . My husband was in the hospital.