Missoula Hotel Guide. Hotels in Franklin to the Fort, Missoula, United States of America

"Room was not clean (tons of dog and human hair) and smelled bad. "

"Clean room, very thin walls, carbohydrate breakfast."

"Great experience staying here for 3 days! Highly recommend"

"Parking safe and easy."

"Stayed the night while travelling between Utah and Washington. Hotel was slightly dated, that being said the rooms were clean and staff was friendly. Continental breakfast was perfect for a quick bite to eat before travelling home. "

"My second stay at this hotel. Its pet friendly, convenient location is perfect for me when I want a few days in the city."

"The was extremely dirty. Bathroom was disgusting dirt, hair, dirty towels were in the bathroom. The front door looked like somebody had tried to kick it in completely scraped up very disappointing. Ran my finger across the top of the air-conditioning unit. The dust was extremely thick. Appeared to not have been wiped down or cleaned in a long time. Went back and looked at the pictures from the Expedia website. They do not match the actual on-site of the Red Lion. The entire facility looks rundown dirty unclean. We had to go up the stairs to get to the second level. There was a dirty mop bucket that looked like it had been sitting out for weeks with grime all over it. I would never recommend this place again. If it wasn’t late at night, we would’ve left and found another place. That’s how bad it was."

"They fail to advertise the locomotives that pass by at various times throughout the night. They do have ear plugs at no cost. No fitness center. Lousy breakfast. I will not return."

"This is a low cost hotel that allows pets. That also means no shampoo or conditioner in the room, just bar soap. Shampoo is in the vending machine for $1. In the morning there is coffee and hot water, but that's it. You can hear the next room's conversation, and when they use the shower. Location is good, near Reserve street and the interstate. Staff was helpful and kind, if also exhausted."