I've stayed in several places in Forsyth, and feel this is the best. The family that runs it is really nice, and the rooms are decent size and clean. There is no wi-fi or little shampoo bottles, but the price is right. I'm sure we'll stay here again the next time we visit Forsyth.

If you're looking for a place just to sleep in East Montana this is probably your best bet. Standard Motel 6 furnishings. No breakfast. Coffee in office. Room was clean, bed comfortable and soft. Pillows were newer. Small flat screen tv. No Hbo. Rate was $74 for a 2 queen room. I thought that was a little pricey but not... More

Exactly as advertised. Maybe the only decent place in Eastern Montana. Clean room, clean bathroom, cold air conditioning, LCD television with remote. Great stopover after driving 750 miles. And it's only $50/night.

I wanted to rest well, and I did. The property is very tidy and up to date despite its obvious age. The office is just a room of the owners' house, so be prepared to barge in during their dinner like I did (they didn't mind). The price was right, the room was very spacious, and the sleeping was sound.... More

We enjoyed our stay at the Restwel very much. The room was small but cozy, bed very comfortable, extremelly clean, wifi worked well, and air conditioning was a pleasure. The trains go by on the other side of the street which we didn't notice much at all. Owner is very pleasant and helpful. We opted to eat in and went... More

Very nice place, especially with Glendive and Miles City filled up by oil field workers. Owners were wonderful and very friendly. Everything was clean.

We've stopped each time we travel east from WA. The rooms are clean, the beds comfortable. The trains are a given in most small towns along this route. We enjoy walking down by the river after a long day in the car. Do wish for better local food but there are a few places to go.

With western North Dakota booked with oil workers, we drove to Forsyth for lodging and discovered this little place. New fixtures in the bathroom and plenty of room worked for us. The desk was good sized for computer work, and the WiFi worked well. No breakfast, but coffee in the office. If you don't need a lot, this is the... More

We drove through North Dakota (and through the worst rain/hail storm I've ever driven in), and were ready to stop close to the border with Montana. Except that all the hotel rooms around there were booked up. Apparently oil workers are using a lot of the rooms in that area? We tried several cities, and even Billings was sold out... More