El Centro Motel

This is a quiet clean 60s era motel in very good condition. A few blocks from the interstate and half the cost of the chain motels. The room was large; the bathroom smallish but everything was tidy and there were plenty of towels. I had issues with the wifi but otherwise it was a pleasant peaceful stay. An excellent laundromat a few blocks away and no freeway noise. Carpet looked new and TV cable was fine. Single room for one was $48 out the door.

After a pretty crappy day that ended in an emergency room visit, we rolled up to the El Centro at almost 10 pm during a thunderstorm. The gentleman behind the counter was very kind and gave us his last room at a great rate. The bed was comfy, the sheets were clean, and the room was quiet and cozy. I am very pleased that we ended up at the El Centro, which is charming and rustic! There was a big fluffy grey cat in the office who even let me rub it's belly. Almost feels like staying with family. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who likes something a little different for a great price.

For a price of 53 for two people a night we consider it a cheap and best option to stay for a night. The room was very clean and tidy. It had all the necessities which could help us a comfortable sleep for the night on our way back from yellowstone to minneapolis. The host was a nice and friendly gentleman and though an old style small tv it had cable and the bathroom was clean. Considering all the option we checked in miles city and glendive ( we checked around 6 hotels ) it was the best and most reasonable we came across. We stayed in room number 29

My husband and I stayed here on our trip to North Dakota. After reading the reviews, I wasn't expecting much. We even called other hotels in different cities to book a reservation, but everything was either $80+ or completely booked. We payed $37.50. As soon as we got there we checked for bed bugs and looked over the whole room. It was surprisingly clean, and thankfully, no bed bugs! We had a flat screen t.v. with cable, a queen bed, and a glittery ceiling. A very pleasant experience, and although we will probably never go to Glendive again, we would definitely stay here again.

Going to Glendive, Montana and need a nice place to stay? El Centro Motel is NOT that place. Sure, 53$ a night seems like a great deal, but they couldn't pay me to stay there again. From horrible service to rude old men residing next door, being at the El Centro was the worst experience of my life. For starters, it was like walking into a scene straight from a 70s porno, all the way down to the smell. With the lingering scent of a 5$ hooker mixed with lost dreams smoked out of a lightbulb. All of the lightbulbs, literally. The only good thing was the water pressure in the shower, not that taking a shower there would make you feel clean. I might never feel clean again. The crusted linens were filled with burn holes and hair from probably ALL of the previous costumers. Talk about previous cu