I will definitely stay here again in a heartbeat when I make it back to Glacier National Park. My…read moreexperience from start to finish was great. I arrived super early and went to check in knowing there was a big probability I wouldn't be able to get into my room yet. Fortunately, the lady was super accommodating and checked me into a room that was ready. The room is super tiny but it was all I needed since I spent most of my time out exploring. The room was clean and furnished properly and had all the items I could possibly need. The bathroom and shower were small but clean and all of your towels and linens are provided. This location is extremely convenient and legit a 30 second walk from Lake McDonald. The views are spectacular. Each room had a designated parking spot right out front. That was great because I did come and go several times from restaurants and hiking. Due to COVID they are not coming into your room each day to clean but will happily provide you any additional items upon request. I only stayed for two nights so I did not have to request anything. I sent out a few post cards during my stay and the front desk was able to mail them out for me. You are in walking distance to several shops, Eddie's Cafe, water sport rentals and several hiking trails. The price was very reasonable when I booked. I can't wait until the day I can go back again!

Staying at the "two medicine" suite 1 at Apgar Lodge was a strange mix of charming and awful. The…read moreSuite offered nice decor and an elegant kitchen and a large beautifully designed bathroom. But. We were awakened every morning at 630 by the construction next door. the shower didn't drain and required a maintenance visit. the suite is built directly over Eddie's Cafe and whatever they cooked we could smell...every truck delivery was clearly audible in our suite as was every shower taken by our neighbors. At $600 a night this is unacceptable. Staff was nice and offered a 10% discount but we won't stay again...try themselves directly on the Lake!

What a great spot…read more Skins ski out pretty much really excited that I found this place. It's moderately priced with amazing people working. I found it on Priceline, but called the hotel, and they gave me the same deal but so much more. I spoke with Max when I got to the hotel he was ready for me. Got me in a room help me with parking and even try to help with my EV. He was great but not the only from the van driver to the whole staff everybody here really friendly makes extra effort. The rooms are OK. It's a ski lodge. Nothing special but the people location no doubt I'm definitely coming back. I will say the lobby is inviting always a fire going comfy chairs and get Internet.

This review is for The Snug. The cafe was closed. I was looking for a drink. The lodge front desk…read moresaid the bartender would be right back. We waited. Someone walked by several times to serve tables. That person said nothing to us. I waited 10-15 minutes and left. Hopefully your experience will be better. There is a nice fireplace across from the bar. That was nice to look at while waiting.

This review is specifically for the breakfast buffet. I want to add a caveat: I live and work in…read moreone of the most tourist-heavy neighborhoods in the nation. I'm used to waiting and crowds and I know what it means for service industry folks to be in the weeds. That said, I actually don't think I've ever spent $50 on a worse breakfast experience for two and I don't say that lightly. There were a ton of open tables and they weren't slammed. Yet the service was atrocious - truly, and it wasn't just our server. The guest journey map: Our host grabbed a menu and led us to a table without a word. Another gentleman came by with drinks, and ten minutes later someone came by to ask whether we wanted à la carte or buffet items. At that point we chose the buffet. Someone came by another few minutes later with lukewarm coffee. We waited another several minutes for cream. The table next to mine got up to get their own from the server station, and then a server came by and apologized to them. Listen: The totally weird à la carte vs. buffet hybrid format is really odd. If your staff can't handle both formats simultaneously, choose to offer one or the other and do it well. It was a buffet but we had to wait forever for servers to bring drinks and silverware? Tables could be turned over ten times faster if all drinks were on the buffet line. Regarding the food itself: yes, there were a few types of juice in the buffet but no visible cups or even a spot where they'd be. We had to finish our table water and bring those cups up to the buffet? Totally odd. I respectfully request that the general manager review their scrambled egg recipe immediately. I'm not blaming the chef here because i have no doubt they're told what to do. But these aren't just powdered eggs: some kind of filler is being added intentionally and it's not OK - flour or something similar - the texture almost takes like cake batter. I heard multiple people around me talking about it. The dry sausage had no label saying what kind it was. The game sausage gravy had no label saying what kind of critter it was. The breakfast potatoes were overcooked and dry. French toast toppings were 20 feet away from the French toast, so you have to backtrack in line to add fruit. It's set up so very strange. It feels like the absolute cheapest ingredients are used here - and what a shame considering this is an NHTP destination hotel. This is not acceptable quality for a $25 breakfast. Verdict: Every single thing listed above can be fixed, easily and quickly, with the slightest bit of attention by management. This isn't a general staffing and quality control issue. I'm sure the staff are lovely. This is an oversight issue. I've had better free breakfasts at Super 8 motels in the side of the interstate. For $50, I felt like we got robbed.

Ok so we were driving through glacier national park and saw this place. We had to go to the…read morebathroom so we went in there. The bathrooms were nice but the best part was the whole vibe of the place. I enjoyed the fire place and the logs. I also enjoyed the smell of the place. I then went in the gift shop and bought a nice little snow globe. And the service was good ther Overall it was a nice little surprise in glacier national park

Such a nice local place to stay. We were blessed to get the last room available late in the day…read more Check in was easy and room was nice, clean, and quiet.

Ceiling tiles full of shower water from above, buggy, dank and moldy…read more No response from owner. Screwy reservation system.

The loveliest getaway! We were the first guests of the season and couldn't have felt more welcomed…read more The hosts Gene and Ann Marie were so warm and kind, eager to make us feel at home. Have already recommended to others.

Me and my girlfriend stayed here on our way to Banff. We both enjoyed it. This is not your typical…read morebed and breakfast but we loved getting to know the owners. The room was very clean and the bed was super comfy. We ate dinner here and one of the owners, Gene, is a chef and a good one at that. I will definitely recommend this place to friends and family.

Our sincere thank you to the 2 Melissas and Sapriella (spelling) for the wonderful care and…read moresuggestions made while we travelled through the Glacier National Park area! We loved our fresh flowers and Prosecco which greeted us at arrival (celebrating birthday and anniversary occasions)! Suggestions for local eateries and places to visit outside the park were helpful. The hotel has wonderful rooms, fluffy white towels and fabulous shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion! The Wonderstone is close to the park and convenient to restaurants, gas stations and other stops. Parking is easy and included in your stay.

I recently stayed at Wonderstone for a girls' trip, and while the location and design were…read moretop-notch, a few details missed the mark--especially at the inflated seasonal rates we paid. **The pros:** The lodge is beautifully designed and ideally situated between Whitefish and Glacier National Park. The beds were exceptionally comfortable, and the staff was friendly and helpful. We also appreciated the thoughtful amenities like the white noise machine, water refill station, the smooth check-in and check-out process, and the complimentary snacks in the room--all nice touches that added to the experience. I'll add after reading other reviews here, we did have a TV and the window shades worked fine to block light and I appreciated that the toilet and shower were separate from the sink so we could all get ready at the same time. **The cons:** For a place that advertises "community engagement," I was surprised at how little there was to actually encourage it--beyond a shared coffee pot in the lobby, we didn't experience anything that fostered "connection among guests". Unless you count knowing way too much about the habits of the people in the room above us. It sounded like someone was walking and dropping things nonstop. It made it hard to relax or sleep, which was disappointing given that's what we paid to do here. Even after complaining and being told the guests had checked out, they placed someone in that room our last night, despite not being fully booked. Our room also lacked basic functionality--there wasn't a single hook for wet towels, which was an issue with three women sharing the space and is a pretty big miss when I'm paying over $450/night. Staff mentioned they'd heard this complaint before, but clearly hadn't made it a priority to fix. All in all, Wonderstone has potential--it's stylish, cozy, and close to adventure. But for the exorbitant cost, I expected a quieter, more functional experience.

My husband & I stayed in the Brownstone cabin for a few days while visiting Glacier National Park…read more Such a charming cabin, very clean & stocked with everything you need while staying there (except food of course). We reserved through Air bnb. Only about a 20 minute drive to the west entrance of the park. Pet friendly & the host was very nice. Highly recommend!

We booked through Airbnb and stayed in Mickey's cabin for a week. The location was perfect for…read morevisiting West Glacier, Whitefish, Kalispell and surrounding areas. The quaint 100+ year old updated cabin was clean and stocked with all our needs, including a surprise anniversary basket of goodies! The host was especially friendly and responsive to our needs. We literally lived on the porches enjoying the morning weather, hummingbirds feeding and incoming changing weather patterns across the sprawling pasture. While some may feel the rare vehicle passing on the nearby gravel road is a negative however, we took pleasure in waving to the campers on Spotted Bear Rd. Chilly evenings were quickly remedied with a roaring fire in the antique fireplace. THE place to unwind after a busy day exploring Glacier!

Our family of 12 loved this place!! We learned so much about the Clydesdales, and loved how hands…read moreon the experience was! The horses were beautiful and gentle! Highly recommend visiting the Clydesdale outpost!

This place was definitely fun! The employees were super great and interactive! The part where we…read morepet the horses was the best part but I really wish they would've let us pet them for longer as it was only about 20 minutes. I'm not gonna lie I was a little disappointed about the short amount of time we got to hang with the horses. Overall I would rate this place 4.5 stars