This was one of our most pleasant cabin stays in the dozens of cabins days we've had over the…read moreyears. What made it so special were all the lovely little extras in the cabin like a 3 pound can of coffee, a full herb and spice rack, lots of coffee filters and even these beautiful ceramic dishes to serve food on. Everything was meticulously maintained and clean and organized. The beds were very comfortable and it was really quiet. We went a little crazy in the gift shop because Brooke, the proprietor, purchased such cute things! We stayed in the crescent moon cabin across from the horses pasture which was very peaceful to watch. The small ponds, fountains, how the grounds are lit up at night makes it even more Magical.

We stayed at this resort last weekend. This resort was awesome. It's peaceful in the morning to…read morehave your cup of coffee in front of your cabin and can BBQ at night while enjoying the nice grass area and little lake over beers. We had a wedding welcoming party in their pavilion and it was the perfect location to hold a party/reception. The cabins are very clean and staff members are very accommodating. They are the BEST....Families that we invited to stay with us were very impressed with the property. I highly recommend this resort to add to your "big sky" experience.

Perfect vacation for all ages just relax have fun even a three-year-old has full range of the ranch!read more

I'm still on cloud 9 from my visit so I think now is the perfect time to write this review. We…read moreopted to go for the adult only retreat as our youngest child (the only one left) had no desire to go and if we weren't taking our kid we certainly didn't want to deal with anyone else's. Going into this trip I didn't know much, other than they had horses and that was what I wanted to do - ride horses. We arrived really early in the morning and was picked up at the airport, which was the size of a postage stamp. It was really easy to find our person, who grabbed our bags and loaded them into the trailer while we sat in the van. Met some others that were on the trip on the way to the lodge. Upon arrival they had a tent setup in the front where they greeted us, gave us a bag with a map of the property and list of that week's activities, told us our rooms weren't ready yet but they would find us when they were. Now - I'm going to note that they said they would find us when our room was ready and I didn't think they really would. We continued to check in to see when the room would be ready, but then later I saw them literally hunting someone down to give her keys - so they will indeed find you. When we checked in the room was a standard lodge room, we had a fridge but our friends didn't, in mentioning this in passing to the staff they brought them a fridge. Talk about service! We spent the next four days riding horses mostly, but also enjoying the company of the other guests and hearing stories from the staff. While we were really heavy on the horse rides we also enjoyed taking a tour of the elk preserve and clay sporting. We got a ride up to the yoga spot for a view (weren't too keen on hiking up there) and spent a good amount of time in the bar with fellow guests chatting up the staff. Everyone was amazing and so accommodating- I had said it was a bucket list trip but the staff at the Averill ranch has me seriously considering returning next year. Thank you for the memories.

From the moment we arrived, we felt incredibly welcomed at Good Medicine Lodge. After flying into…read moreBozeman and making the 5-hour drive to Whitefish, we arrived later than expected--but the self-check-in instructions were clear, detailed, and easy to follow. Shayla, our host, texted us ahead of time to make sure we were all set for a smooth check-in. That small gesture alone made us feel genuinely cared for. Each day, Shayla prepared the most delicious homemade baked goods, which made us feel like we were at a home away from home. Since we planned to head to Glacier National Park early each day, she kindly packed to-go breakfasts for us--always thoughtful, fresh, and satisfying. On the mornings we stayed in, she served beautiful homemade breakfasts that were just as delicious. The extra touches throughout the lodge made our stay even more special--the self-serve charcuterie, fresh fruit, and beverages were such a nice bonus. The lodge itself was peaceful and quiet, which we really appreciated. We stayed for five nights and can confidently say this was one of our favorite places we've ever stayed. Thank you, Good Medicine Lodge, for such a memorable experience!

I recently stayed at Good Medicine Lodge in Whitefish, Montana, and it was an absolute gem. This…read morespacious bed-and-breakfast has about 10 beautifully maintained rooms. As we stepped through the front door, we were greeted by a garden full of blooming peonies--such a lovely and welcoming touch. The house was immaculate, and everything was clearly labeled with helpful instructions. Whether you were heading out for a day in Glacier National Park or relaxing at the lodge, anything you could need was available--maps, bear spray, sunscreen, coolers, even wine and snacks for the trail. There were also cool drinks, water, and freshly baked goods waiting for us each evening--such thoughtful hospitality. Our bedroom was not the largest room in the lodge, but very comfortable. After long hikes in the park, we looked forward to soaking in the hot tub each evening. The backyard had BBQs, lawn games, and picnic tables--it would be a perfect place for a family reunion or even a small wedding. Kayla, our hostess, couldn't have been more helpful. She was warm, engaging, and full of great suggestions for exploring Glacier. She and her coworker Meghan prepared the most delicious breakfasts each morning--beautifully presented and thoughtfully tailored to our dietary needs. This place is truly a treasure. The owners are lucky to have Kayla and Meghan running the lodge with such heart and care. If you're visiting Whitefish, I highly recommend staying at Good Medicine Lodge.

Excellent customer service. Hotel staff are very friendly and eager to assist. The hotel is in a…read moregreat location. Clean and functional. This was my second time staying here. Old hotel, but well maintained. Get spots are all walking distance. Ritzys, VFW and Skyes diner to name a few.

Sweet historic restored hotel on Kalispell's Main Street. Lobby is decorated with a nice mix of…read morepaintings, western style furniture (antlers), and statues. Front desk staff is very friendly and helpful. Beds were comfortable. Rooms are tidy and clean. No refrigerators but they have coolers available on loan which worked out well. Very quiet at night. Continental breakfast has interesting options besides the usual like quiche and baked oatmeal. Fresh baked cookies and popcorn in the evenings. Parking is free. Would definitely stay again.

All good besides its location. The name is a bit misleading. The cabins are 5 miles away from the…read morepark and a stone throw from Highway 2. If you prefer to get a way from the sound of traffic, you might want to look for a more remote option. This said, the management is helpful and lovely and the cabins & resort is well taken care off.

Cleanest accommodation I've ever been in anywhere. Kitchen wonderfully equipped. Hosts are helpful…read moreand welcoming. Great location. Reasonable rates. Just 6 miles from park gate. We saw more wildlife here than in park. Like every hotel in montana it's alongside the road. Big deal!

We first checked into another Best Western close to a junkyard. Wow. we were so happy when we…read morerealized we were at the wrong address. This is really Montana at its best with Big Sky's hospitality and a deep sense of hospitality. Our cowboy Jordan checked us in the only remaining executive suite, after my brother in law kindly offer that room to us. The room is super spacious and comfortable with the rustic charm of western comfort! Their Wi-Fi was not working properly and Jordan got it fixed in a minute. Their blanket service is fantastic with super clean and individual plastic cover. Overall this is by far the best "Best Western" I have had the chance to visit. A little bit outdated but everything is top notch! Happy Fourth of July to all Yelpers!

The mighty wind storms that hit our area and we were suddenly without power. For us that meant no…read moreelectricity, no heat, no water (well has electric pump), can't flush toilets, etc...after two freezing days, I fled to the Best Western. And, what a pleasant surprise that was! I was greeted by the General Manager, Suzanne, who was so very helpful and accommodating, even though she was swamped with so many locals just looking to shower and get warm. That included a wedding party that was booked somewhere else, that unfortunately had also lost power. Twenty-six needed rooms and Suzanne and her crew made the wedding party VERY happy! I can't say enough about every staff member, but special thanks to Shelia and Cindy for the yummy breakfast buffet! Make sure you leave a big tip, because the breakfast is free .

Communication is mandatory when booking your resort! I applied on line through Air B and B…read morecontacted Brittain as I have a slightly different needs as I am a traveling medical worker relocating to Montana. I communicated very clearly I needed 1 RV spot 1 cabin for the summer would pay for both completely upfront but I was interrupting a project and would be gotten back to. I got back with Brittain when I was not contacted. Followed all instructions given by Brittian, to receive a message she had already put the spot and cabin discussed under contract 2 weeks before my move! Really! Never use this place unless you want to stay on the side of the road!

Very unprofessional management. Most of the appliances in the trailer not functional. AC not…read morecooling and making loud noises. We were accused by the owners of something we haven't done and asked to pay more money. Overall that place ruined our vacation.

Great location with a fantastic golf‑course view. The…read morekitchen was fully stocked, and the full‑size fridge made meals easy. The patio is on the smaller side but perfectly adequate, and we really appreciated having a gas grill. The wood‑burning fireplace -- with wood provided -- was another highlight. We picked up extra logs at the grocery store since the days were warm but the evenings turned chilly. We visited in mid‑June, and the Going‑to‑the‑Sun Road was still closed, so timing can definitely vary depending on the year. Even so, the scenery was gorgeous and the weather kept things interesting. It even hailed while we were there. The golf‑course view was beautiful, especially the greens -- we never got tired of looking out over them. We also used the pool table in the clubhouse a few times and never had to wait. Overall, a great stay with plenty of comforts and a stunning setting.

It was very fun, get to spend time with family, pretty close to Glacier national park, you can play…read morepine corn baseball and have fun, and also you can lock your friends on the patio