Great staff, great food, great views! We were lucky to have…read morea chance to try the bar and the outdoor seating. The bar staff were on top of all of the regular kitchen info and their own menu: All staff were well trained and very fast. The food was well-prepared, but not super exciting, appropriate for the clientele. My favorite dish was the baked potato soup, a reconstructed scallion, bacon, potato gem. I think the takeaway is that you would not ever be disappointed by a meal here. The view is beautiful, highlighting the west face of the original lodge, and a part of the bay.

Wife and I are staying one night here in Waterton, and I am so pleased with literally everything…read morehere at the Kilmorey Lodge. The room is nice and charming, with robes, tea service, and such a nice bathroom. The view is beautiful. The lobby is cozy & comfortable. The grounds and path around the building are very nice too. All of this falls short of the excellent meal we had for dinner tonight at the Kilmorey Restaurant. Riley, our server, was so friendly and fun, and our service was great. Our meal started with the Elk meatballs as an appetizer, and they were excellent! I ordered the Salmon, which was again, excellent. I also got to sample Wife's Tomahawk Pork Chop, and all I can say is that I never knew it was possible to make a pork chop taste that good! It was incredible! Finally, we finished the meal with the Carrot Cake, and it was delicious. So yes, the Kilmorey Lodge checked all the boxes for us on a great place to stay while traveling.

We spent two enchanting nights at the Northland Lodge early in August. The rooms were spotless, the…read moreliving and dining areas comfortable and well appointed. The water in the sink and shower was hot and plentiful and the beds provided a great night's sleep. The muffins, fruit pie, and coffee are excellent. The proprietor, Stacy, was simply wonderful and told many entertaining tales and provided great advice for our stay in Waterton. The views from the upstairs rooms of Waterton are great and everyone can enjoy the upstairs deck with striking views of the entire area. At night, the galaxy is easily visible and I was able to take some great pictures of it. It is just a very short walk to Cameron falls as well as nice beaches on Waterton Lake. Altogether, I cannot recommend this place high enough!

This is a great guest lodge that has been created from an old house. All the rooms are more than…read morebig enough for what you need or at least our room was - this is no Holiday Inn size accommodation and that is the charm of it. Every morning there was fresh muffins and tea/coffee for all before people head out for the day. Can be a little crowded in the morning in the lounge but only because everyone is there at the same time. Lovely wrap around porch to enjoy the afternoon sunshine and view. Really love that they have kept the lounge area like a home - makes it feel cozy and would be great if the weather was bad. Clean rooms, enough blankets, heater if it gets very cold, good advice on places to eat and hikes, plus a 10 minute stroll into town. It looks further away on a map but is literally around the corner. Word of advice with all the guests at hotels mainly there for hiking a lot of the restaurants in town close early around 9pm so bear that in mind when planning dinner out. Highly recommend this spot and would happily stay again - sad they are not open in winter as planning a snowshoeing trip for later in the year. Room Tip: Stayed #9 Cowboy Room - on-suite, spacious, outside entry on the ground floor. Only real noise is if you have kids running on the patio/deck upstairs and really only in the day.

Beautiful historic (99 years old) hotel. Beautiful lobby, but note this won't have the amenities of…read morea modern hotel. For example the sink was in our room, separate from the toilet and shower. Note that there is thin walls so we were offered earplugs from the hotel. Hotel amenities also include e-bikes, hiking gear, bear spray to borrow, etc which was really a nice bonus. There is a very old cool elevator operated by staff for luggage and those who can't walk stairs.

This lodge in the Canadian portion of Glacier National Park is by far my favorite of the lodges in…read morethe park and so very nostalgic. It is old, historical and well kept. It sits on a mountain top overlooking Upper Waterton Lake. The lobby and outdoor seating, that overlook the lake are open to the public. There was a boy about 12 years old who was playing the piano in the upstairs lobby which was a treat, he was very talented. There was parking at the top of hill with a short stroll down to the lodge. Of course there was a gift shop and bathrooms avaliable to the public. Lovely space worth seeing.

This compound is undergoing renovation and construction but the room we are in is very nicely…read moreupdated. The kitchen has everything you need: the only thing is the microwave is very high (as someone 5'2 I need to step onto a chair to get to it. Room and bathrooms super comfortable. Was able to borrow bear spray from the front desk. Internet works. This quaint town is small and you can walk anywhere. The hotel is centrally located. Only issue we had was that we were given a key upon check in to a room which was already occupied. Luckily when we tried to enter, someone was at the door to tell us that they were already in the room. Just not great from a potential safety standpoint that someone could given a key to your room. Also, fyi the room keys are physical keys (not key cards)

What an absolute piece of sh@t place. Never, ever, ever, ever stay here. Cancel your reservation…read more Don't pay. It is beyond the worst hotel/motel in the history of mankind. Nobody there is capable of helping you. There is no hot water. None. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Balconies are rot infested. Closed. Do they credit your account for lying about the status of the rooms? No. Never ever stay here. Ever. Worst ever. If they pay you to stay there, don't.

This is a much nicer hotel than I expected. Better than most park lodges and attractive in design,…read morewith rooms facing a spacious shared balcony/walkway. Room set up is like a classic motel, with sink outside the bathroom which is convenient. Bed comfortable enough. Sheets of good quality - the heavier kind not flimsy -and very clean. Not enough pillows - only 3! - for the king bed however. Shower adequate although not strong. With fridge and microwave. Furniture is quite nice, not what you normally expect to see in a motel. Our room is in the main building on the second floor (no elevators) with an amazing mountain view. Location is convenient, walking distance to several restaurants. We got here early but the room was ready so we were able to check in which is a real plus. Room not cheap but as park lodges go it's comparable. Lighting is good in the room, lots of lamps and all bright. There are chairs to sit on the balcony and picnic tables on the grounds.

We stayed in the cabins last summer and loved it. The inside looked newly renovated and were nice…read moreand clean. We went with the whole extended family and rented a few of the cabins. It was nice and close to the playgrounds, shopping and lake front.

We stayed two nights in Sept 2025: Large comfortable room, however the room's entry door (2nd…read morefloor) was directly above the parking area for tour buses that would bring in guests to the hotel. With that, we had several buses that ran their engine idling for 45-60mins each day (or several times a day). The fumes and noise were just below our room door, and that door did not have a good weather seal on the bottom nor the side. Thus, we had to place a pillow on the floor attempting to keep the fumes outside the room.

We spent two nights here as part of our organized motor coach bus tour of the Canadian Rockies…read more Our room was ground level. No digital keys here. You use a physical room key. There were three of us; however our bathroom was set up for two sets of towels. I called the front desk to request additional towels. I said no rush as we were headed out on a boat ride of Waterton Lake and then dinner. That's like 4-5 hours. Came back to our room, and still no additional towels. Called the front desk again. This time the towels were quickly delivered. Our room had plenty of USB outlets. That's huge these days with tablets and smartphones. We had a somewhat view of the lake as there was construction blocking our view, not including a rainy evening we first arrived. The next day we were able to get a better glimpse of the lake. There's a nice paved walking trail along the lake. Great photo ops. You can also see the Prince of Wales Hotel which overlooks the lake from the trail. Overall a comfortable two night stay.

We had a 2 night stay in June. To check in you have to drive to the back of the hotel as there is…read moreno parking in the front of the hotel. We had a deluxe suite on the ground floor. The room itself is very nice. It is a suite with a separate sitting area with TV as you enter. You walk down a hallway past the washroom to the bedroom. There are TV's in fireplaces in both the sitting area and bedroom. The soap is provided by a plastic dispenser. For my husband this was not problem but my hands are much smaller and since the dispenser is a fairly hard plastic I could not squeeze hard enough to get the soap. I had to continuously ask for help to wash my hands. The room does not have a proper area in which to write or set up a computer. I think it is just poorly designed because there is room that could have been used to set up a desk. The air conditioning unit is extremely noisy. It is so loud that we ended up turning it off in the evening and opening the doors to get some cool air. This is not ideal when your room is on the ground floor. In the evening even when we turned off our air conditioner we could hear the air conditioner in the other unit. They do not have black out curtains so the room was too bright early in the morning. There are no laundry facilities. They suggested we take our laundry to another hotel in the Park. They are still working on renovations so although we had a deck there was no railing around the deck and consequently no chairs on the deck so we could sit outside. The hotel is in a great location and we were able to walk into town. I think that for over $300.00 a night it is not good value. The room is very nice but there are no amenities: no pool, no laundry facilities etc. The pricing is resort fee pricing for basic hotel services. The staff are very friendly and do their best to help.

4 of us stayed in a deluxe 1 bedroom on the ground floor. The price compared to other Glacier…read morenational park places was about the same but all 4 of us could easily stay in the one unit as opposed to other lodges. Others complained about the noisy AC. It was a heat wave in Alberta when we were there and we were grateful to have AC at all-(US N park lodges don't have AC)-ours was powerful enough and much less noisy than some AC's we have encountered. We never got the TV to work but didn't care. Plenty of parking in the back nice and close to our room. It was a bit tricky to even find the parking until the front desk guy (Nick) helped us out. Nick was wonderful and helpful the entire stay. We were bummed that their Restaurant was closed but actually we found several others (the food in Waterton that week was fabulous). In my opinion, this hotel is ideally located. Easy to walk anywhere in less than 5 minutes (except Prince of Wales hotel up on a hill above town). Others may want to stay right on the lake but we appreciated being just a bit away from the crowds and having one suite we could all stay in comfortably . We all agreed with a prior reviewer that their "squeeze" shower soap/shampoo containers are a pain to use. The chairs/table on the front patio were nice in the morning and the inner courtyard nice in the evening. We would stay here again.

Had a nice one-night stay while traveling through the area. While the lodge is not very close to…read morethe downtown area of Waterton, the town is not that big and it is worth the short walk to where the shopping and dining are located. I had a room upstairs and it was a roomy space, but don't expect a TV. This was actually a happy surprise for me as I wanted to be outdoors and not cooped up in a room with a TV going. It's an older hotel, so the walls are not very soundproof. For the most part that was not an issue, but the room next door was filled with small kids who did not have a TV to distract them...so running and screaming ensued.

Our group stayed here for the Waterton portion of our trip. We stayed in the 2 bedroom suite - 1…read morebed in each room plus a sofa bed in the living room that sleeps 6. Please note if you expand the sofa bed - there isn't much room in the living room to hang out. Pros: - the mini kitchenette: It comes with a nice large fridge*, a stovetop + oven, a sink, microwave and there's utensils/plates/cups. There's also various appliance: toaster, coffee maker, water heater and they supply you with dishwashing detergent and a rack to dry the dishes. - location: walking distance to everything in town (but the town is pretty small so most places are walking distance with the exception of the visitor center/Prince of Wales hotel) - The daily housekeeping was great and they supplied enough toiletries/towels for all of us. The mehs: - the 1 bathroom: the only bathroom in the suite is inside a bedroom...which meant everyone had to go through the bedroom to get to the bathroom. I think the set up is better for a family, not a group of friends. The water pressure was very good and retained the heat very well. - Free wifi but very slow. - No AC but they do provide plenty of fans. The room got pretty stuffy even with the windows open until the middle of the night - then it became a freezer box. Apparently everything in Waterton gets booked up really soon so book early if you have a preference. We booked this place in January for a July stay and there were barely any availabilities left. Parking: street or they have a small lot. This lodge is located inside Waterton National Park - so there's a daily entrance fee each car has to pay (19.60 CAN each day). Just let them know at the entrance how many days you plan to stay and pay all at once. If you are staying over 4 nights, it may be cheaper to get the annual pass. *If you are coming from the U.S. side via Kalispell, MT: I recommend picking up all your supplies there at Costco/Walmart. Groceries/food inside Waterton is really pricey and your selection is limited. We picked up everything on the U.S. side, brought a freezer bag and drove it into Waterton. We got plenty of lunch meat, breakfast supplies and water so we saved money by stashing everything in the fridge there.