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C'mon Inn Bozeman
10/10 Excellent
"We absolutely loved our overnight stay here. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. The room was very clean, and the bed was comfortable. The shower had excellent water pressure. Located near the highway and a variety of restaurants."
Otter Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Hot tub is really good"
The Fox Hotel and Suites
4/10 Poor
"There is literally no parking for more than like 25 cars. You will have to pay $50-100 for parking and it will be possibly 1/4 mile or more away. 1980s dirty coffee maker in the room, no filters or small packets of coffee so absolutely useless (too dirty anyway). Beds hard, check in person was rude (the male), female was nice and helpful. WAY overpriced who what you get. Very beautiful on the outside, but the rooms are not great. "
Banff Rocky Mountain Resort
8/10 Good
"The room was rustic, loved the pet friendliness and having a kitchenette! "
Centennial Hotel Spokane
4/10 Poor
"Poor customer service room not clean "
Pocaterra Inn and Waterslide
10/10 Excellent
"Fantastic accommodations for families in Canmore. The breakfast included was 10/10 but I think the waterslide was the highlight for the kids!"
Ruby River Hotel Downtown Spokane
8/10 Good
"Good location near Gonzaga university, good onsite restaurant"
Hotel Colorado
8/10 Good
"Cean rooms, bartenders were very nice and enjoyable. "
Everwild Canmore Hotel
2/10 Terrible
"As a wedding photographer who refers a lot of clients, I wanted to try Everwild out first. Pros: New, lots of spa rooms and variety with hydrotherapy, clean hotel and updated rooms, easy parking, restaurant on-site. Wristband to pay for things / get into lockers. Cons: issue with check in, staff told me to call expedia, expedia told me only hotel could make the changes (it was a stressful start), didn't feel as upscale upon checkin as pomeroy does, we were not notified that there would be active construction during our stay (a very loud backhoe during full treatment time if 3.5 hours which was distracting) we would have liked to have been at least told about it beforehand or offered a discount as the price is similar to pomeroy, beanbag chairs in domes were wet (ew) perhaps cedar recliners would be better? The fence was only 6 feet so we could still see the highway and hear a lot of road noise- not super relaxing, cell phone use wasn't enforced (A man was FACETIMING from one of the pools...) They kick you out of the treatment rooms for "rituals" where you have to stand in line to wait to get back in...tough to book into the rituals ahead of time. Restaurant options felt a bit limited. You can't add bacon to a burger? Rooms had price tags on the lotions - it just didn't feel upscale. Overall it was "okay" I am not sure if I'll be back yet or if I feel comfortable referring my clients there. "