Midtown Motel

I was greeted promptly at the front desk. As I was traveling with my dogs, they very kindly gave us a room right next to the stairs so we could come and go easily. I never heard any of the other guests. The room was large and well appointed. Definitely clean! The linens were very nice, and the bed was reasonably comfortable. The cooling system worked very well (although a tad noisy, it acted as white noise and helped me sleep). I really appreciated the fridge and microwave in the room. Be aware that the property has a directly attached Perkins Restaurant, so it can be a little disorienting locating it at night.

Being downtown, the neighborhood felt a little sketchy (in fairness, that’s just a feeling and not the result of any actual occurrence), and, because of the location, there weren’t a lot of grassy areas for walking my dogs. The property is not very accessible—I have arthritis in my knees so the stairs were a bit of a challenge after a long day of driving. The bathroom was a smidge narrow for my taste.

The room was really great and staffs were nice too. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to stay in great falls for their trip. Yes

The room was very clean - it had everything I needed.

Couple things... the MATTRESS was way too soft - woke up with a sore back both mornings. Cable channels/TV settings - I wish there had been a few more channels available, but for the price what was there was acceptable. The video image did not fit the screen for most channels I viewed. I tried adjusting the TV settings to get the picture to fit the screen aspect ratio, but no dice. I think you need to contact your cable provider and have them make a service call on your facility. Have them adjust the master cable box... or whatever it is, and then CHECK THE SETTINGS BY GOING TO A ROOM AND LOOKING AT THE ACTUAL PICTURE AS FIT TO THE SCREEN FOR ALL THE CHANNELS. For almost every channel I viewed either part of the image was cut off (this is highly annoying on a sports channel where there's a box with the scores, etc. at the bottom or an on-screen box with the game info in it... but half of it is off-screen) or the whole image was there with black areas top and bottom of the screen squeezing the image to a narrow strip. NOTE: almost every channel broadcast nowadays is in the 16:9 aspect ratio, so if the master cable feed is set to that picture shape and the TVs in the rooms are set to either 16:9 or Auto, the picture should fill the screen edge-to-edge.

The free cookies was a nice touch.

Had no complaint