Circle R

We actually received a “Kabin” a modular 2 bedroom unit. Open the door torn linoleum and many flies. The frit ran, but not cooling, and the freezer was not ice cold. There were three spoons and a fork in the kitchen drawer, which also had mice drops, the glassware was dirty and there were two small plates in our “good equipped” kitchen. No dishes, towels or paper towels in the kitchen. There were so many dead bugs in the bathroom light that there was hardly any light. There were no pillowcases on the pillows that had black hair, the bathroom floor was dirty and had hair on the floor There were cabling for four smoke alarms, but they were removed and there was no carbon monoxide alarm.

The receptionist was fantastic so helpful. The rooms were good and the location greatRooms: 4/5

The room was large and it came with a fridge and microwave oven. I have rarely rated motels so low, but after more than 70 days stay at motels last year, I thought I should write this review. One of the exits behind the table between the two beds was not functional. We thought it was connected to the light switch next to the door, but it wasn't. Close to this outlet was an electric socket that was exposed and unfinished. The blanket on my bed had a cigarette hole in it. There were numerous 8x11 printed papers in the office and in the room with various rules and guidelines. A policy was that the rooms would not be entered and no cleaning would take place because of COVID. That was expected. However, after we returned from a day of hiking in Glacier NP, we discovered that someone had gone to the room and replaced towels. We didn't want anyone to enter the room in our absence and assumed that they didn't go because of their signs. In the office there was a sign that “Karen’s” would essentially not be welcomed or tolerated. I believe that I am aware of the behaviour they relate to, but I thought it was a derogation and unnecessary. I would have better understood their intention if they simply asked the guests to be respectful and polite. Was this aimed exclusively at women? The room had a holder for a smoke detector, but no one was present. See photo. We paid for two nights, but went away from the second night without asking for a refund because we do not feel comfortable staying in the room.

The staff at the Circle R was very friendly and helpful. The rooms are comfy and clean. No wifi but good TV options. We have stayed there twice and would again.Rooms: 3/5

Room I was in had no windows , except in the bathroom.I'm sure it's better when it's cold.Rooms: 3/5

Staff were friendly but other than that I don 't have much positive to say. The room was dirty. didn 't look like it had been swept, someone else 's hair was in the bed and the sheets looked like they 'd been slept in. my first few minutes in the room I spent killing yellow jacket bees and flies. I asked for a different room and was told I was out of luck and no refund. I would expect to pay 70 dollars for a comparable hotel not 270 dollars. Also the Room I rented wasn 't anywhere near the hotel. It was about a mile away which was really uncomfortable since I was traveling alone and the town is VERY rundown. I had difficulty sleeping because I didn 't fee

The room we had was large, and it came with a refrigerator and microwave oven.I rarely rate motels this low, but after having stayed in motels more than 70 days in the last year, I thought I should write this review. One of the outlets behind the table between the two beds was non-functional. We thought it was connected to the light switch next to the door, but it wasn 't. Near that outlet was an electrical outlet box that was uncovered. The blanket on my bed had a cigarette hole in it. There were numerous 8x11 sheets of printed paper in the office and in the room with various rules and policies. One policy was that the rooms would not be entered and no cleaning would take place because of COVID. That was expected. However, after returning from a day of hiking in Glacier NP, we discovered that someone had entered the room and replaced towels. We didn 't want anyone entering the room in our absence, and assumed they wouldn 't because of their signage. In the office, there was a sign that said Karen 's would, in essence, not be welcomed or tolerated. I 'm believe I am aware of the behavior to which they refer, but I thought it was derogatory and unnecessary. I would have understood their intent better if they simply asked guests to be respectful and polite. Was this exclusively directed to women? The room had a mounting for a smoke detector, but none was present. See photo. We paid for two nights, but walked away from the second night without asking for a refund because we didn 't feel comfortable staying in the room.