I recently stayed at the Greystone Inn in Great Falls. Not the best of experiences. The hotel is located in the downtown section that's not the best and the exterior of the hotel looks rundown and in serious need of upkeep. When I walked into the small lobby area I was greeted by the receptionist who immediately informed me they... More

When we pulled up we knew it not good. Small parking area in bad part of downtown. Dirty lobby with dogs sleeping behind desks. I asked to see a room but didn't want to take the dark and scary elevator to the 3rd floor for fear I wouldn't return. The desk clerk waived our cancel fee with Booking.com. I guess... More

If you want to end up on an episode of COPS, then the Grey Stone Inn would be the perfect place to stay. Not only does it look like a crack house, it is dirty and it's website is very deceiving about how the rooms look. I would advise everyone to AVOID this place. Once you see it, (even the... More

Not sure what the previous guy was looking at but perhaps if he went inside he would have seen what he was missing. The inside is going through a major reno so looks a little rough. The room we were in had hardwood floors and lots of pillows. The sink in our room was great. The only negative was the... More

When we drove up we found the Greystone rather scary, doors looked as they had been beaten as most of the paint was off the doors. The area the hotel was located looked rather ruff. Bottom line my wife would not enter the property therefore we were charged as a no show. We felt duped by the information placed on... More

Definitely value for money! My brother and I visited this weekend and stayed in the Greystone, in a double queen room. Doesn't look like much from outside but the rooms are beautiful, and very clean! I would have preferred a fridge in the room, but that's personal opinion! Manager very approachable and eager to help - she recommended Bert &... More

There were many things we enjoyed about the Greystone Inn. The general manager was very friendly and helpful in all aspects, whether is was regarding something she could provide us for the stay or making phone calls to specific stores to enquire about their hours of operation. She even gave us information (i.e. websites) regarding some of the amazing decor... More

We spent 2 nights at the Greystone Inn. The hotel is an old small town family owned property. They have hard to remodel the inside. The outside is showing it's age - but the front sign says it is to be remodeled soon.The room is clean and very comfortable. I would recommend this hotel.

It really seems like this place has tried really hard to update an old dumpy hotel. It's admittedly a lot of superficial things like paint, fake wood floors, sheets and decorations, but I appreciated it for sure. Things that are a little harder to update like the swirly 80's walls and ceiling and the green tub and toilet were still... More