Don't bother staying here it's overpriced. You can hear and be heard by anyone walking by and both…read morerooms sharing a wall. Got zero sleep. Sad and the staff is awful and not very helpful. P.I.A. to get to from the interstate.

We was going to take my younger sister to Glacier National Park this past August. I planned to…read morebook a nice roon once we got close enough to be at the park in the morning. I had a problem getting my reservation set up. I called a independent travel agent for help. We discovered this is NOT a HIE hotel. A simple phone call to the desk will confirm this. I didnt get so far as entering any personal information and had no worry about that. I was able to reroute our trip to enter GNP from West Glacier instead of traveling north on I-15 and coming into GNP on US Highway 2. Hopefully you will discover that this place is not an HIE as some of their adverts suggest.

I mean.... What…read moreI stayed here 2 nights cause I wanted to be closer to the east glacier side so I don't have to wake up as early. Oh this was a mistake... I mean I powered through the 2 nights but I felt very... dirty... Everything here was outdated, the carpets and beddings are questionable... same with the towels... sigh... Environment The was plenty of parking available, it is right off the Main Street, so if felt ok.. I was able to park right in front of my room and see my car.. It was a little shady for me Niceness of the staff Very nice staff, they had a water machine in the front office. The check-in was easy. The check-out... I am not sure how it really works, if you want to check out before 7am, you may have to call someone. I tried to check out at 6:50 and there was a note on the door to call (which didn't work btw) then I called another number and the person was able to open the door so I checked-out. The check-out process could be optimized.. maybe have a dropbox for people to drop off keys... Dollar It was the saver price! I paid around 90$ a night. Though I feel like it isn't worth the cost. Yes/No NO I would not stay here again...

If you want a room with no hot water, dirty carpets, grimy walls and a pack of dogs outside your…read moredoor....this is the place for you! The office manager does not respond when you ring the bell to her office to explain these issues, she doesn't answer! Bring a tent and sleeping bags, that would be preferable to this "Inn" I am giving it a 1 star rating because to publish this review a star rating is required! An honest rating would be F !

Mountain Pine Motel is great! It's a clean and comfortable place in a park-like setting. Rooms are…read moreequipped with fridge, microwave and coffee-maker. They have fans but no air conditioning which isn't really a problem at 5,000 feet elevation. WiFi is good and the staff is exceptional. It's an older 1960's style classic place, which I personally like. I will definitely stay again.

Great experience from the owner! We got to know the history of his grandfathers motel and how he…read morecame to own it! He even gave us a military discount for sharing are own experiences. The rooms are great.

This is such a lovely place. It's easy to find, not far from the East exit of Glacier NP. We…read morepulled our camper into one of the tent sites, located in a mowed meadow, among an aspen tree grove. Sitting there was truly a zen moment for me. The bath house boasts four individual bathrooms. Rustic, but with every amenity you could want, and absolutely immaculate. This resort is also a B and B, so we took advantage of it and enjoyed a very delicious breakfast. Good coffee and a "Moose Pie" made our morning. If you are in the Kiowa area, don't miss this place

We just spent 5 nights here and could NOT be happier about our experience. Teri was so amazing and…read morewelcoming - she gave us great tips and recommendations of places to go. The highlight for us though was her cooking. We were up at the crack of dawn everyday to explore Glacier and every single night, she would pack us a to go breakfast and lunch to have for the next day. It made starting the day super easy and the lunch was always just what we needed mid-trail. Our room had everything we needed and the bed was super comfortable. We slept like babies every night. We will definitely be back!

Service was excellent and very attentive. Everyone was friendly and worked hard to get us seated…read moreand our food out as quickly as possible. The food was great. I ordered the 7 oz prime rib, but the portion I received was huge. I was especially happy with it after a long hike. The vegetables were cooked well and made a nice accompaniment to the meal.

My rating is based on visiting the area for a day. We did not stay overnight. I wish we did…read more Probably the best way to see the park is to stay at the several lodges rather than commute from Whitefish or other areas. I heard the lodges fill up fast and are very expensive however. This historic hotel is quite incredible from the architecture to the settling right on the lake. It might be expensive but the time savings on being able to start hikes right from the hotel may be worth it. For people like us who did not stay overnight you can enjoy the hotel common areas and restaurants. However unfortunately no WiFi unless you are guests. And they need to install benches outside where you wait for the shuttle.

We were forced to stay here when bad weather made it impossible to take our motorcycle all the way…read moreup to St Mary. The owner was very nice and accommodating and our room was clean, spacious, and had a big screen TV with satellite and a Jacuzzi and the king sized bed was AMAZINGLY soft. In addition, the breakfast spread was, though of a similar style, far higher quality than any of the motel/hotels we've stayed in before on our trip. They even had soy milk so I was able to eat cereal for once. I'm glad we could turn a bad situation into a great hotel stay. Since I don't see a real location on the address here, it is 121 East Central Avenue Browning, MT 59417

From the owner: Tucked away in the Rocky Mountains, Going-To-The-Sun Inn & Suites is ready to be your home away…read morefrom home in Browning, MT. We offer comfortable lodge accommodations for your visit to our beautiful region, featuring remodeled rooms with king and queen-sized beds and flat-screen TVs. We even offer our guests a complimentary quick breakfast right in the room! Our hotel is conveniently located close to local restaurants, art galleries, and the Museum of the Plains Indians. Our goal is to make your motel stay as pleasant as possible as you enjoy the rich culture and the rustic beauty of the area. Stay, relax, and discover all that Browning has to offer.

We found out we booked a Tipi during the last week of the outdoor camping season and we're so…read moregrateful we did. We arrived late in the evening to find our very detailed instructions posted on the front door. The thorough instructions included how to get to our Tipi, how to access the showers and restrooms, obtain firewood, and access the 24 hour common area that included coffee, wifi, microwave, fresh towels, and a sewing machine. The showers were worth the stay alone. They were hot, clean, and the space was cozy. Firewood was provided and fully stocked to have a small fire inside of your Tipi. Although Tipi camping may not be for everyone, it certainly was for us. The Tipis were large, well maintained, and easily accessible. It is every bit of camping but under canvas versus a tent. So expect the usual bugs, mice, dirt, and fire smoke. We were kindly greeted in the morning by Darrell, the owner and operator of this beautiful property. We had the privilege and honor of listening to Darrell speak to a group about his Blackfeet heritage and culture. It was an enlightening and wonderful experience. Don't forget to stop by the art gallery where we met Darrells wife and daughter. There are many hand made items and pieces of art by local Artists and Darrell himself.

My wife and I stayed at lodgepole Gallery and tipi for a night this summer on our way to Glacier…read moreNational Park. The location right outside Browning and 10 short miles from east glacier is very convenient. As we wanted to experience the unique native american life style, we found out sleeping in a tipi would be a great experience. The property is accommodating including common areas where you can get your meals if you have paid for, or just get some rest taking advantage of the wifi and TV. There are also showers in a separate building that is actually very neat and then the tipis. Tipis are authentic for sure but a little bit too wild for us. Don't get me wrong, we enjoyed our experience but were just surprised about the inside the tipi knowing that your sleep on the ground itself. We had seen a snake on the path leading to the showers at night ... enough to say we did not sleep too too well between the coyotes howling near by, the idea of a snake getting into our sleeping bags and the most likely drunk guys doing crazy stunts with their motorcycles in the middle of the night. Great spot but not re-assuring knowing we were the only customers. Friendly staff though!

So many people on Trip Advisor has horrible things to say about this place. However, there is…read morenothing wrong with it. You are in a National Park. Here are your options. Camp, the tent camping was closed due to a grizzly bear coming into camp. Drive at least 50 minutes each way into the park. Or stay at the Swift Current Motor Inn and be in the park and right at several amazing trail heads. The room is small, but the bed is decent. Their is no AC, just open the window. People complain about the noise from neighbors, but you should be so exhausted from hiking nothing will wake you from your sleep. There at Swift Current Motor Inn there are options for rooms. We ultimately stayed at Pine Top. Cabins are available, a little larger, but no private bathroom. There is food options at Nell's. It works, but I never wanted to go back, but had to go back. There is also the market right there selling cold and bagged food. What did I learn today? I loved this place. I would go back in a heart beat. Don't hesitate to book a room here. Just do it way in advance.

I didn't stay here but ate most of my breakfast and one lunch at this place. This is a great place…read moreif you want a great amount of food that is well priced and made to perfection. The service is super quick and their staff is very courteous and helps keep the customers happy.

Great hotel, very friendly and accommodating staff. We appreciated the kind hospitality after a lot…read moreof hours on the road. Thanks!

This hotel is just gross. If Wyndham will put their name on this hotel, their name means nothing…read moreabout quality or cleanliness. The carpets are stained, the hotel entry is cluttered and grungy, our room smelled weird, and there was pee on the toilet seat in our room...before we ever used the toilet. That means they didn't clean our room's toilet and if they didn't clean the toilet, what else did they neglect? Fortunately, I carry clorox wipes when I travel and I personally wiped down all the surfaces in our room. Oh, and I also found a glue trap under the bed against the wall. I have NEVER stayed in a hotel that had glue traps in the room! Why do they need glue traps?? Mice or bugs, but either way it's unsettling. I understand that all hotels must use pest control, but using glue traps in the room is tacky and disgusting. We felt so gross staying here and absolutely hated it. Unfortunately, it's the nicest hotel in Cut Bank. That's not saying much. Also, the walls are very thin. You can hear everything going on in the hallway and adjacent rooms. I was up until 3 am because of an adjoining room's occupant going in and out of their room all night and allowing the door to slam. We only stayed here because it was close to Glacier National Park. The only thing that got me through this stay was knowing I had a very nice room in Kalispell for the next leg of our trip.

We had the best visit at The East Glacier National Park Lodge - our son really wanted to see a…read moreMoose. We got to the lodge a few hours before dinner so we waited around the lodge and ate dinner in the Great Northern dining room - it was fabulous! Loved the trout dip! We want to give a shout out to Terrance the bellhop - he spent a lot of extra time with us explaining where to find a moose after dinner and telling us some key features about the lodge! Wonderful trip! Definitely recommend! AND our son did find a moose that night

Beautiful location, rooms are large. However, we were booked into a third floor room and the lodge…read moredoes not have elevators, nor AC. And we are elderly so this was more than just inconvenient. Had to trek down those three flights of stairs to get anything. No TV which I know is not a real big deal, but after a long day in the park, it would've been nice to relax and catch a movie. I would never stay here again