Cross Roads Motel

Small town but home of best skidsteers ever made, rooms could use a good update but ac was cold that's what matters the most. Beds were ok , lots of flies in room and mosquitoes 🦟 but other than that slept ok.

After my wonderful experience at the Killarney Wilderness Inn in Killarney, Manitoba Canada, I went home for one night and realized I needed more rest. Since I learned that Lisbon, ND only allows fireworks at one public event, I wanted to experience such civility. Driving through the Veterans’ Home, I experienced immense quiet and beauty; respect from locals, and found this quiet, immaculate motel nearby. Again, immense, sincere, loving hospitality. My suite (450 sq ft) was very comfortable and since I requested quiet, was given a back corner unit looking out on a lovely lawn with trees. Again, delicious food was found at the local golf course. They even asked me to try their new homemade potato chips which won over ALL others. Again, similar values—wonderful staff!!! Stayed 2 nights and l

Rooms were kept very clean, bed was one of the most comfortable that I have slept in while on the road, price is better than most of the surrounding area motels. No microwave in room. But I beleive the lobby area has one available, not positive on that. Will be staying again if in the area for work. Very friendly people.

We initially we’re gonna stay in Lisbon ND at the Lisbon Inn but the reviews scared us… we are very happy with the price $98 for the night here n Lisbon was $150 .. so cheaper n beds are comfy rooms are clean . It’s a motel not a hotel so don’t expect breakfast which is ok … n check out is when ever we want .. bonus !! Staff very friendly I would 100% stay here again !!!

My family experienced a car accident and we had no vehicle and no place to go so we were thankful this motel was available. The room was a standard motel room. The desk clerk was very kind. They have an early check out time, but they were not overly strict about it. They didn't have shampoo, only bar soap, something that would bother me under normal circumstances, but wasn't a big deal. A little pricey for a small town motel, but I guess it's necessary for business.