Great Falls 3 Stars Hotels

"If you are looking for a room that actually functions like a living space rather than just a place to store your suitcase, the King Suite hits the mark. It’s built for people who appreciate a layout that doesn't feel like a cramped hallway. The Layout & Workspace The room is divided into distinct zones: a sleeping area, a workspace, and a kitchenette. For anyone working remotely, the desk is substantial—not one of those decorative slivers of wood. It has accessible outlets and a decent chair, making it a viable mobile office. The Kitchenette This isn't just a "microwave and mini-fridge" setup. It features: A full-sized refrigerator. A two-burner stovetop. A dishwasher (with detergent provided). Standard cookware and utensils. It allows for actual meal prep, which is a necessity if you’re trying to avoid a week of sodium-heavy takeout. The Sleep Quality The King bed is firm but supportive. The separate seating area usually includes a sofa bed, which provides a buffer between the door and the sleeping area, cutting down on hallway noise. Bottom Line The decor is standard corporate—it won't inspire a poem, but it’s clean and functional. It’s a solid choice for long-term stays or anyone who values a door between their bed and their "kitchen." It does exactly what it claims to do without any unnecessary drama. Pros: Full kitchen, legitimate desk space, quiet layout. Cons: Standard hotel aesthetics; breakfast can be a bit of a crowded "social hour" you may want to avoid."

"The staff was very kind, professional and accomodating."

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"Worst room location in the hotel we were over the maintenance department of the elevator so every time the elevator moved our wall rattle. It was very loud. The bed was horrible. Other than that the hotel is very, very nice and they have a great restaurant inside as well."

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"Great customer service, from the clerk to the cleaning ladies. "

"Free parking. Excellent check in staff. Adequate breakfast."