I felt the Holiday Inn was a very nice hotel. The lobby is very spacious with a beautiful waterfall. The room was very clean when we checked in. The only complaint I have is that the bathroom in our room was very small. The restaurant served very good food. The room was $109. I would consider staying here again but I would ask for a better rate.

Our Family stayed at the hotel for Thanks giving weekend, I don't think the hotel paid there heating bill!!!! The kids tried to swim but they could not because it was freezing!!!! The entire Hotel including the staff were very cold, I really felt bad for them aswell. The lady at the front counter said she has to stand behind the wall under the heat vent to warm up.You should supply staff and guests with parkas. Not impressed.

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Great Falls in August 2006, for a one-night stopover on a USA Driving Holiday. Overall, we were pleased with certain aspects of this hotel, and not so impressed with other aspects.

We found the staff didn't care about the guest experience, and were very inexperienced. They were a bunch of girls in their early 20's, more concerned about gossip than the hotel itself. They couldn't answer any of our questions because they "didn't know". I understand that this is perfectly fine, and commonly found among chains such as Holiday Inn or Best Western.

We got a great rate for the night (only 99USD). However, this was for a reason. We were placed on the 2nd floor with a great room (bathroom outdated, but whatever). Just make sure you don't open the curtains. We had a view of the generator; however, overall I was impressed with the quality of the room.

The hotel is easy to find (you'll see it easily, up on a hill). There is a good restaurant on-site (overcharges a bit), and a pool/hot tub as well.

Overall we wouldn't return to Great Falls again. We've seen it and have no intentions of going back; however, the Holiday Inn is a good pick, only if you get it under 100USD for a standard room. Anything more than that and you are not getting enough for your money - go to the Fairfield down the road.

The Holiday Inn looks good from the outside but inside the lobby is very oppressive, which is a great shame. Not a bad room with one king size bed, although we needed two! If you don't have a car it's quite a walk to get to anything. Great Falls doesn't seem to have a shopping area in the town but the River Edge Trail is good, hire a bike and get pedalling!