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I grew up in Great Falls, so it's fun to see what has changed. The CM Russell museum is terrific, and there are other artists also there. The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center was the family's favorite, and there is a riverwalk hike to Giant Springs. Or you drive down to it (1/2 mile). Giant Springs is the largest natural spring in the world, I heard, but the Roe River, once the shortest river in the world may have been dethroned. The park around Giant Springs is great for picnicking, and we love just watching the river rush by. There's a trout hatchery next to the park, and it's fun to see how little fry become big fish. You can pay to feed them, so it's fun for little ones. Great Falls is a grid, so getting around is easy. All the streets are clearly marked, and the main roads are accessible even during construction. My favorite Western Wear shop is Hoglund's downtown. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is genuinely happy to help. They have a lot of boots and hats as well as clothing and accessories. I walked out with gorgeous cowboy boots that were comfortable from the start--not easy with this type of footwear, and they cleaned my son's Stetson for free, just because it was dusty. Truly my favorite store for that stuff.

Would not recommend staying here. Was over charged for smaller room...was not upgraded. Also never use booking.com either as they offered no help retrieving my money back for a horrible experience at a hotel the offered on thier. Website

I was born and raised in Great Falls so it was a nostalgic visit for me. I enjoyed revisiting the dams and driving around town to see what had changed. We also drove to the mountains which were close enough for a day trip.

This hotel was great as it was very close to coffee and other restaurants! The main street was so close for ease of finding your way around the city. Very pleasant staff! We would choose this hotel again for our family on our next trip to Great Falls!

Gas stations and Denny’s next door, other amenities in town a short quik 2 min trip down the hill from hotel, hotel staff and people of great falls were very polite and courteous and I would definitely travel there again…loved Taco John’s

I grew up in Great Falls and it is a great stopping point between Yellowstone and Glacier Park. The local areas of interest include the Charlie Russell Art Museum ( Western Art) and Giant Springs. Russell's cabin is restored and you can view it. The downtown is having a small revival, but otherwise, the general shopping is sketchy. That being said, a wonderful boutique is downtown--the Dragonfly. Great selection of clothing--esp for infants and for formal wear. The shoe selection is amazing! For second-hand items, Feather Your Nest is also downtown. There is a Sams Club, but no Costco. The state Fair with horse racing is an added plus in August.