I stayed here on a business trip for a week. When traveling alone, I usually stick pretty close to my hotel and tend to have dinner in my room. I was a little surprised to find no fridge or microwave in my room when I checked in, but found out that they do have a few "floating fridges" you can request when you check in. The microwave in the breakfast area is available 24-7, so that solved the problem. The breakfast was decent, the hotel was very clean, and the room was well decorated and comfortable. I'd read reviews about the train being exceptionally loud, but I never heard it. All in all, a good stay and I'd stay there again.

We arrived at Springhill Suites of Billings, Montana after a week long family ski vacation in Big Sky. Due to the airfare savings, we have flown into and out of Billings (instead of Bozeman) the past 4 years. Finding nice hotel accommodations in Billings is tricky. Most of the issue is due to the fact that Billings is, itself, spread out along the I-90 corridor. It is not a large city, but it is spread into different development pods.

This hotel is in the King Avenue/mall area of the city. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a staff member that appeared to have been watching TV for a good amount of time prior to our arrival. Nevertheless, the gentleman was responsive, and checked us into our 3rd floor room without issue. We booked a King Bed/Sleeper Sofa room, which was clean and standard for the Springhill Suites brand. The hotel also provided us with a Pack n' Play for the baby to sleep. The bathroom and all parts of the room looked to relatively up to date, and we noticed no obvious signs of disrepair.

The hotel itself contained an indoor pool/whirlpool that was small, but functional. One item of note was the dirtiness of the floors in the entry way of the hotel. Given that Montana winters are snowy, an accumulation of dirt from shoes was tracked all over the hotel lobby. Of course, this was just an "initial" appearance thing that I would think the staff would want to address timely.

Location was convenient to the chains of restaurants around the mall. Billings has plenty to eat, but I would not term it a "destination" city. It is a great place to spend the night on your way, and the Springhill Suites of Billings is more than adequate to serve the purpose as well.

We just checked in here as our last night on our Christmas trip, Dec 27. We've got a 3rd floor room and it is soooo nice. The extra living room area is so nice for the kids. The flooring and bed linens are just lovely. We stayed at a Springhill Suites in Orlando and this one is just as beautiful. The beds are soft and comfy with the down comforter and sheets. Plenty of pillows and towels.
We used a friends and family certificate and you have to make a reservation online for that, but it can be done right in the hotel business center.
I'd definitely stay here again. Close to lots of dining choices too as well as shopping. They had a coupon for Old Chicago and discount on dining at the steakhouse behind the hotel as well.

Stayed for one night and in between medical appointments in Billings so I was there alot during the day for early arrival and late checkout. Very clean and spacious, good beds and pillows. The separate living area has a big sofa (and sleeper) and desk with wifi access and internet cables and TV that swivels to watch from either bed or sofa. Two queen suite would have easily accomodated a family of 4 or 5. Has mini fridge and very tiny microwave, not big enough for cooking but fine to reheat food and store items in refrig. Train line is very close and the whistles were loud in early evening (no whistles after about 10pm). This might be a problem if traveling with young kids or babies, or if you need to turn in very early during travel. Was hard to find the access road in the dark, and I know that part of Billings pretty well. Was a good choice.