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

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.

Haven't stayed but came for evening cocktails around the outside fire pit. Didn't get the same…read morefriendly experience from the staff (as Frank did) but perhaps that was because we weren't hotel guests. Great modern vibes, beautifully kept property in the heart of Whitefish. We typically stay at The Lodge, Firebrand or a condos on Baker or Central. We'll definitely try a stay at Larch House for our next visit.

What Frank said. Cocktails are A+…read more It's nice to have a little Aspen right here in the Fish.

Though the accommodations are nice and the location is close to the West Entrance of Glacier…read moreNational Park, the new owners are not hospitable people and seem a bit unhinged.... For example, we arrived late one evening from Glacier Park, around 9:00 pm, and I was planning to make some spaghetti for a later dinner for my two kids. When I looked for a pot to boil the noodles, however, I couldn't find one, and then I saw the sign by the phone in the cabin that read "If you need anything," to call their service number. When I called the number, there was no answer, and since I had stayed at the Great Bear Inn before, I walked over to the main building, which was always open for guests, to find someone to help. When I found the place quiet and the manager's office closed, however, I went into the public kitchen area and took a pot, walked back to my cabin, and made the spaghetti. After my family ate the food, I washed and cleaned the pot and returned it to the kitchen. The following day I called the landlady, named "Bunny," and asked what I needed to do to check out the following day. When she asked me why I had called the previous night, I explained I needed to borrow a pot to cook spaghetti, but after I tried calling and then walked over to the office and found no one to help, I borrowed one from the public kitchen area, used it to boil the noodles, and after eating, I had cleaned the pot and promptly returned it to the kitchen. Bunny was irate and scolded me for doing this, insinuating that I had broken some sort of unpublished rule that the kitchen was off limits to guests. When I objected and said that I had both called and walked to the office for help, she was became rude to me, saying that she had an early bedtime schedule and could not be bothered after 9:00 pm. When I expressed my dissatisfaction at this blatant disregard of the customer's need, she became hostile, and when I told her that I had paid over $1500 to stay in the supposedly furnished cabin for three nights and therefore had a reasonable expectation to have the place furnished as was stated in the advertisement. When Bunny insisted that the pot I had needed was included in the kitchen area, I looked once again and finally found it -- but it was stored behind a wooden panel that was stuck due to poor maintenance of the property. When I explained this to her she was entirely unsympathetic and cold toward me... I have no ill-will toward Bunny and her husband Larry who manage the new version of the "Great Bear Inn." I had stayed at the resort twice before in previous years and under the former management my experience then was happy and the service was excellent. However I can no longer recommend the Great Bear Inn because the new management apparently has no idea of what decent customer service means. Let me close by saying that on the day of our departure, Larry, the husband of Bunny, aggressively came to the cabin and pounded on the door telling us to get out because it was almost 11:00 AM. At the time I was washing dishes we used there because there was a sign posted that said that all residents must wash the dishes before leaving, but Larry told me to just forget it and get out... He and Bunny then sat in their noisy ATV jeep in front of cabin until we finished packing the car and we drove off.... Disgraceful and childish behavior, to say the least, and I will NEVER stay at the Great Bear Inn again. For these and other reasons, not the least being the $500 per night price for staying there, I EMPHATICALLY DO NOT RECOMMEND THE GREAT BEAR INN.

Very clean, quaint, secluded place to stay. The hosts were very kind and fixed an amazing…read morebreakfast. We had some mechanical problems on the motorcycle and he helped us out with that as well. Great shower, bed was soft but I slept like a baby. I'll be coming back someday!

You will hear trains ALL night long. It's not quiet. Thankful for silicone earplugs…read more We slept with windows open. Not sure there was an actual air conditioner?? Realistically, I paid a lot of money to stay in a room. There are really no perks. You have to walk to the restaurant for coffee, food etc but it's not included. It's in a beautiful setting and it's close to the west entrance of the park. There are a couple of restaurants (and bars) nearby. I'd suggest Glacier International Hotel. It's only like 35 minutes from west entrance of the park. It's a better value as it includes breakfast.

Not sure if the steam table was keeping food at temp. All of our dishes were lukewarm at best. Thai…read morechicken Buddha bowl. Chicken pot pie. Buffalo meatloaf. The huckleberry pie could have easily been blueberry. The staff was not very friendly or attentive. The hours posted online are not accurate due to end of the season slowdowns.

We had a wonderful stay at the Sky Eco. We rented a cabin that was amazing, updated and perfect for…read moreour Glacier visit. Close to the park but away from the craziness. The kitchen was appropriately stocked for us. The owners were great to work with and we could not have been happier. We would highly recommend it.

Rented E-bikes to do GTTSR in Glacier Natl Park. Rental was very easy to book online, when we…read morearrived at the shop, everything was ready to go. How to use the e-bikes was thoroughly explained. Price was the best we found, and included the helmet & bike locks too. Bikes were in excellent condition & worked great! We had a great time & highly recommend Sky Eco Rentals! The gentleman who helped us was knowledgeable & was very friendly.

Very clean. Comfortable bed. Nicely decorated. Has everything we need for a weeks stay. Highly…read morerecommend this motel.

Room was clean and recently renovated. You can park right in front of your door. It's pet friendly,…read moreand the "neighbors" were friendly, and it was fun to sit around and share travel stories. They had a nice laundry area, and a delicious restaurant right across the street! The lady at the front was friendly. Beds were comfortable. Bathrooms were a nice size. Coffee and snacks were available in the office.

When reading reviews on Trip Advisor there were a ton of complaints about the Pine Top Inn. I was…read moreworried prior to showing up, but I thought it was great once I arrived. Yes the rooms are small, but is not the Four Seasons. You are also not going to be spending much time in here. The proximity to everything in the Swiftcurrent area is second to none. If you compare the rooms to the Many Glacier hotel, they are the same size at a much higher price. Almost 2 times more. The space in the bathroom is tight, but there is a bathroom, unlike the cabins. The shower never ran out of hot water. Daily room service was great. They refreshed the room and towels. I have nothing but great things to say about this place and am thinking about booking it again next year. Just know you need to book a year in advance to make sure you have the dates you want. What did I learn today? Trip Advisor reviewers have it all wrong.

Old historic style tiny hallway room. Dead silence as no WiFi or signal. Splurged for one w a…read morebathroom. Not worth the $300 per night. Food at Nells next door barely passable. Only positive was being in the park, poured down rain all day.

Love this place. Every time we come to visit Glacier National Park, this is where we stay. Beds…read moreare comfortable, location is great and staff is awesome!

The new name for the Pine Lodge On Whitefish River. This is a legit small hotel. Practically a mini…read moreresort rather than the higher end motel that its street side appearance might suggest. The lobby has coffee service 24/7, complimentary breakfast, and at night smores kits at the adjacent outdoor fireplace. There's a kureig coffee machine in every room. On the lower level there's a game room with a pool table and a shuffle board table among other activities. There's a unique indoor/outdoor pool and a jacuzzi. Rooms are quiet except for some foot steps we heard above. Location is great. Easy walking access to downtown. There's a Safeway and Walgreens a block away. Bonus points for the in room microwave. Parking is no extra charge. The base room rate was $199 per night for our stay. There's an amenity fee of $23 and a few bucks of tax which wasn't much. There's another $4 of "optional" fees I guess you could decline. We stayed 5 nights and the breakfast got repetitive but it's a nice way for them to add value. It's at least hot breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausage and pancakes. We would definitely stay here again.