Tenderfoot Cabins & Motel

J C Lemmon

There are too many disappointments with the end room in which we stayed. It is not a cabin (though we were thinking it was a cabin and were not told differently when booking). The ppl who choose not to park their vehicle by their own cabin, are allowed to park outside the end room -per management; which turns the end room into a no privacy fish bowl. If you keep the dark green curtains closed, there is not enough good daylight. The electric lights are dim. The condition of the floors both wood and carpet are horrendous. The bathroom was clean. (Everything was clean and fresh but not in good repair.) The roll away bed is not in good repair and is dangerously unbalanced. The Hotsprings wants you to reuse your towels; but does not give enough places to hang dry the towels after use. The furnishings are old and in disrepair. The wall lamps are also old and in disrepair. The comforter is open at a seem, exposing the polyester batting inside. The mirror is missing frame -so nails and sharp glass edges are exposed. The walls are dirty and are in disrepair. When i asked about the parking rule, i shared that other ppl parking outside our windows feels like a big lack of security and privacy… i was told I could go someplace else to stay. (Mother’s Day weekend and every place is booked) Madelein McCann means nothing at this place. They are not interested in your family privacy or security; the layout of the women’s locker room (no privacy entrance -full view into the locker and changing space from the door), proves this point. This end room at the ‘cabins’ is not worth $130. we paid.

David Kresge

The cabin looked like a storage building from the outside, but it was nicer on the inside. Not enough parking, when you have 4 vehicles, because of families joining us.

Michel Heijnen

Absolutely amazing hotel! What a big surprise! The cabins are very clean, and the inside gives you a true vacation feeling. Pet friendly cabins with plenty of opportunities to walk through the town or in the area (we hike the Memorial Falls Trail in the Lewis and Clark National Forest). Breakfast is simple but good. The homemade soaps are awesome as well!

Seth Ward

We discovered the Tenderfoot Cabins while planning a weekend trip to White Sulphur Springs. Planning on short notice we found that the spa hotel was booked up, and are so pleased we ended up here. We rented one of the larger new cabins with two queen beds and a small kitchen including a stove and oven. The floors are radiant heat which kept everything comfortable in February. Everything was new and clean, and rates are affordable. The hosts are friendly too, which is always a plus. Note that this review is based on staying in one of the new cabins. There are some older cabins on the property that it appears they are gradually replacing, and I can't speak to their condition. Either way the $20 upgrade to the deluxe cabin was well worth it and we will be back. It's a great place for family trips, or as a home base for hunting or fishing.