We spent one night here before going to Glacier Park. The room and bathroom were clean. Breakfast was basic. We didn't have any problems and it was very quiet all night.

The Super 8 in Kalispell is precisely what you would expect from a Super 8. The room was clean and contained all of the expected amenities. The staff was very friendly and efficient. There is a continental breakfast offered, but it is very simple (think cereal and bagels, not biscuits and gravy). My husband and I stayed here before setting off for Glacier National Park. The hotel is about a 10 minute drive from the airport and around 5 minutes from the main street with its restaurants and shops. I would recommend this hotel to anyone seeking an affordable lodging option in Kalispell.

We stopped here on our way through Kalispell and it was perfectly fine for the price. Rooms were clean, beds reasonably comfortable. Breakfast was included although the eating area was too small for the hotel. It's cheap and an easy find for one night.

We stayed here for one night because I put together a last-minute trip to Glacier in high season, and it was one of the few budget places with rooms available for that night. Super 8 Kalispell has a laid-back, homey vibe that makes up for its slightly outdated interiors and cramped breakfast area. Coming from the Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge in Whitefish, it was definitely a step down, but the rooms were also $10 cheaper at the Super 8. In my room I could hear my neighbors walking around now and then, but that's normal for a motel. I slept fine here. The young woman at the front desk seemed more flustered by my questions (where's the nearest post office, what's the password to use the computer by the elevator) than friendly, but maybe that's just me. Super 8 Kalispell is fine for a crash pad or for just passing through. As far as the town surroundings, I preferred Whitefish to Kalispell.