Pros:
Close to highway exit
Free breakfast

Cons:
very low water pressure (crummy shower!)
next to highway
uncomfortable bed
overpriced ($80 for a two star motel in the middle of nowhere, WA.) there is a nicer Ramada Inn and Shilo inn across the street
no lock on door

and the serious concern I have with this place:
My mother and I were given a room on the first floor of the motel. Before going to sleep we discovered there was no inner safety latch on the door, only the lock associated with the keycard entry. Not too pleased by this, but we figured it'd be okay for a night. Long story short, the front desk clerk doublebooked our room and another person entered our room after we'd gone to sleep---he was also given a card. It was a little scary to have a stranger enter our room. Luckily, we were fine, just shaken up. When we mentioned this to the manager instead of apologizing or at least pretending to be concerned he grew defensive. His lack of concern was puzzling, immature, and in the end, irritating. I think you'd be happier at one of the other hotels across the street.

I will not recommend staying, nor will I stay again due to the front clerk named Chris. Very rude...doesn't know what he is doing, and we had to pay for all his errors. Stayed for about a month, and the only problems we encountered was with billing, and him not knowing what he was doing. It would do the hotel some good to look for more qualified staff. Besides him all the other staff members were great...he just ruined the stay for all of our party.

The Inn is just a good solid choice: large rooms, king beds, decent breakfast (with the same selection as the far more expensive SummerHill Suites, even with waffles), clean, guest computer in lobby. It's right off I-90 Exit 179---you can see it from the road. It's across the parking lot from a Denny's and Starbucks, so don't worry about food late at night.

The only downsides we found were that it's toll-free phone connects to the Holiday Inn Express, which apparently is owned by the same person. They gave me the Inn's toll-free number, but when I mentioned this to the clerk at the Inn, she was clueless about it, and didn't seem too concerned.

Also, the Inn is actually a two-building complex, and it's hard to tell which building to drive to to register. The reservations clerk didn't explain any of this, and it would have been irritating if the weather had been bad.

We stayed at this property 2 different nights - once on our way to Vancouver, and again on our return to MT.

There was a little confusion when we checked in the first night, as there are 2 units across the parking lot from each other. We were booked into what they called "the Annex", which I think is the older part of the motel. It's a little cheaper than the newer section, with nice-sized rooms. These are well maintained, although the dark furnishings show their age a bit. There is a mini-fridge in the TV armoire, which I didn't find until the second night - so be aware that it's there!

There is a complimentary breakfast - fruit,cereal, muffins, juice and coffee. They also have hard-boiled eggs and you can make your own waffles from pre-mixed batter. The food was fine, but the eating area was pretty cramped and also it could use some cleaning up.

There is a computer in the lobby with free Internet access, which was a nice surprise.

There are several family-style restaurants within walking distance which offer reasonably priced meals.

I probably wouldn't choose this motel for a long-term stay, but it was quite adequate as a stopping-place to break up our longer trip.