Trade Wind Motel — Hotel in Anaconda

Great clean rooms, with a big selection for breakfast. we did a stop over between a two day drive and needed somewhere clean. we drove through Butte and everything that was cheap looked sketchy! so we kept driving and did the 10 minute detour to Anaconda. So glad we did, it's a tiny cute little town that is clean and pretty. this motel for us was $100 for two queen beds( maybe they were double I don't know) . They were accommodating when we asked for a room with a parking area for our trailer and bikes right in front of our door. Rooms were clean, and hot water and pressure great for shower. There is an Italian restaurant across the street we got take out for dinner at 9pm just as they were closing and it was delicious. In the morning at 530am there's a little dining area with tons for the kids. I am GF and no lactose and there were bananas and hardboiled eggs! such a treat. For the rest of the family tons of cereals, pop tarts, toast, bagels, oatmeal, muffins, cinnamon buns, coffee and juice. a big treat for the kids to pick from 10 cereals we would never buy!! also to-go granola bars!! A nice coffee shop across the street also was open at 530 and non-lactose options for their coffee!! first time in states this week finding that!! called " she brews" |fully...

This was the best part of the worse trip ever! The motel is family owned and you can tell that they take pride in what they do. The mother was very kind, the father is from Lebanon and the son got accepted into nursing school. When I arrived at the motel the son of the owner helped me check in without any hesitation. I told them who I was and they already knew that I needed a room, I literally had my key in my hand as soon as I arrived even without having a previous reservation. The room was really clean which made my experience more comfortable being that I was a stranger in the middle of almost nowhere. The next morning I asked if I could help shovel out the parking lot because the snow had come down hard over night. The owner said no but I insisted. The motel has a separate building for breakfast. In comparison to some 5 star rated hotels I've stayed at this motel gave off 5 star energy and I loved it. The son also helped me with transportation to the next town and made sure that I had everything I needed before he headed back to his town. Sorry I couldn't remember your name but good luck on your endeavors in nursing school.....

My husband and I spent two very pleasant nights over Thanksgiving weekend at the Trade Wind Motel, using it as our base while we enjoyed the nearby Fairmont Hot Springs (only 15 minutes away by car) and other attractions in the area. From our first phone call to inquire about reservations and throughout our stay, owners Wydette and Kal Demachki and other family members we met were truly hospitable and gracious - it was dark, bitterly cold and blowing snow when we arrived, so Wydette's kind welcome and then finding a toasty warm, well-lit, spotless and obviously recently updated room were just what we needed. The cozy room had everything - fridge, microwave, TV, comfy beds, even an iron & ironing board, and its east-facing aspect was great in the mornings. We also appreciated the complimentary well-stocked breakfast bar. We highly recommend this well-run motel to anyone wanting an affordable alternative to the much more pricey...