10/10 highly recommend staying here. A stay of a lifetime. I hope they never upgrade/update the…read morehotel because the beauty of this 100+ year old lodge is absolutely breathtaking. P.S. Just remember be careful how far you hike, or you might not be able to go up and and down the the stairs when you get back!

We had a great stay there. Staff and park rangers were very helpful and always had updated info on…read moretrail statuses or how to get from A to B. So many trails immediately accessible. Views were stunning. Rooms felt a bit outdated but that's part of the charm of the place. Would absolutely recommend, I wish I had more time there.

We made a reservation in April of 2018 for a night in August. Come August, as most people know,…read morewestern Glacier National Park was on fire, closed, and everyone there evacuated. Webcams showed eastern Glacier National Park in heavy smoke. I am 62 with a "compromised" respiratory system. We were hoping to get some clean clear air on this trip but the Howe Ridge wildfire around Lake McDonald in GNP destroyed our hope. We contacted the managers of Glacier Trailhead Cabins and explained our situation. The person on the phone agreed to cancel our $95 reservation but charged us $50 as a cancellation fee. Now I know that some people cause inconvenience and loss of revenue because they're flaky about reservations. But this was not due to my wrongdoing, but to Mother Nature herself. The wildfire made the air quality unhealthy there and I am fined for that? Isn't that really a business risk of the motel owners? Beware that you will be fined for canceling reservations that are caused by natural disasters within Glacier National Park.

I stayed here with my father while busing GNP and it is absolutely adorable! The woman at the…read moreoffice is so friendly and helpful. The cabins are very nice and quaint in an awesome location! Would definitely recommend to anyone traveling in this area!!

While staying near here we stopped at the general store to see if they had any ice cream. They did…read morealong with a lot of other things. It's nice to have a little store in areas where there isn't much. We got a drumstick ice cream cone. Hit the spot!!

We stayed at Thronson''s for a couple of nights to enjoy the east side of glacier national park. it…read morewas a great location. The motel room was clean and well stocked and really well sized. We loved having the free coffee in the morning inside the store and the restaurant across the street for breakfast.

We loved staying in these cabins during our visit to East Glacier! We met the owners, Terry and…read moreSally (Black) Welder upon arrival. They manage all of these nice cabins on the hill overlooking St Mary. Cabins were very clean and had everything we needed. Terry gave us some history of the area and provided suggestions for places to eat and the best trails to hike. Throughout the 3 days we spent there, I had the pleasure of learning the rich history about Sally's father and family who essentially built St Mary when he worked as a ranger and started to acquire land in the 1920's. We highly recommend The Cottages at Glacier.

This is not a 5 star hotel BUT is an amazing place to settle in for a bit while exploring the east…read moreside Glacier NP. Each cottage is comfortably equipped. We found the cabins to be clean and well appointed. The hosts, Sally and Terry are very helpful. What did we enjoy most? It has to be the view from the cabin. It is a five star view! We also enjoyed the very close access to St Mary entrance to the park (less than a mile from our door to the ticket booth) and that we are between both Many Glacier and Two Medicine. Come prepared as there's not much in the way of groceries, medicine or other shopping. I believe the locals need to head west to Columbia Falls, Kalispell and whitefish for that. There is a nearby farmers market in Saturdays.

Definitely not the best place to stay in the east Glacier Ntl Park area. Beds were uncomfortable…read more Dining room downstairs was noisy when were trying to relax after a day of hiking. Menu was limited so we ate in St Mary, MT. As far as general accomodation, we found the Thronson's Motel close by in Babb to be a better choice.

The rooms were so small I had to go outside to change my mind. It's an old joke and particularly…read moreapt in this case. If you think youth hostile then it might meet your expectations. In addition to the small rooms you get access to the shared shower, toilet, and sink rooms. There are two of each, also small, located in the center of the hall. The hot water was limited and when present was difficult to adjust. Expect showers to be cold or scalding. And whatever you do, don't get stuck with room #6. That's the one that shares a wall with both toilet rooms had there's no telling what sensory experiences you might enjoy at any hour of the day or night. The furnishings in the rooms and common areas were... shoddy. The beds were uncomfortable with well-used spring mattresses. Any noise from the kitchen and bar areas below carried and things didn't get quiet enough to sleep until everything was closed down. And I suggest you avoid sitting on the sofas in the lobby. It only took me a few minutes to discover there were already lots of little things already living there. Food service is erratic. We didn't try any of it and from what I saw it didn't look awful. The good news is you're just down the road, around the corner, and down the road from the Cattle Baron Supper Club. We had dinner there one night and it was the best steak dinner I've had in a long time. We were chatting with a bellman at the Many Glacier Hotel (which is another spot to get a great meal). He mentioned there were lots of places outside the park besides his hotel that provided better value. When we told him where we were staying he replied without skipping a beat, "that's not one of them." The park is beautiful and we will be back. However, we'll make a point of seeking out some other place to stay.

Glacier cabins have great views from small deck with the sound of a river in the background…read more Very comfortable bed and four nice pillows. Nice quality linens and towels. Cabins are small and a bit spartan, but well maintained. Not a lot of room for groceries or other things. More than two people would be tight. TV is in bedroom , not sure why as there is a space in the small living room and it would be much easier to watch television while snacking or eating a meal with a TV in the living room. There is road noise, but it stops after dark. WiFi is weak and unreliable. Service is good and front desk responsive. Overall the cabins are a nice option, but they are pretty pricey for what you get.

We had a nice stay here in the middle of June. We had reservations for two nights. The hotel room…read morewas nice and the view from the balcony was amazing. It looks a bit dated but we loved the location and how close it was to the park entrance. They also have shops and gas close bye which is a plus. We went to the restaurant twice for dinner and it was good. A bit pricey but decent food and great service. Would come back here if we're visiting glacier again.

NO HOT WATER. 8pm and no hot water left in shower. Had to take cold shower after all day hiking…read more Shower curtain had a huge gap underneath (see photo) allowing water to FLOOD entire bathroom floor. Paper-thin walls. We heard every conversation in the rooms around us- I mean we could hear EVERY WORD said in the room next door and they could hear us too! Every bump and noise from above. Absolutely horrible. Wifi was spotty and intermittent. Extremely overpriced! Only booked here because we couldn't find anything else available in St Mary. Now I know to just stay somewhere else- anywhere else. Drive an hour just to avoid the Red Eagle Motel. We were in Room #6. Would never ever come here again and wanted to warn others! Only nice thing was the location and the view.

A Spartan motel with little to recommend it; the only saving grace of the Red Eagle Motel and RV…read morePark is that is it close to the entrance of Glacier NP. Mis-matched towels so scratchy you might use them for sanding the next project in your woodshop and so thin that you might mistake them for Kleenex. Room featured a broken window screen so that all manner of bugs might visit. No housekeeping service. Little to no cell reception. Wi-fi that does not work in the rooms; it only works if you are directly in front of the office. No hair dryer provided. No bureau or other horizontal surface in the room to place anything. Low shower water pressure so you feel like you are being misted rather than showered with a temperature that only scores tolerable, certainly not warm. No ice available on site. No phones in the room. No air conditioning, only a rather loud fan that does little to cool the room. Surly front desk attendant who didn't bother to provide any information about the lack of housekeeping or the crappy wi-fi password upon check-in. One star for not having bed bugs, or at least none that were evident. Perhaps they should rename this establishment the "Dead Eagle Motel."

Blackfeet Outfitters is simply the best way to experience Montana life. Offering hunting, fishing,…read moreand jeep tours, this outfitter is the tops in exploring the backcountry of the Blackfeet Reservation near Babb. Words of warning: activities with Algers, your wonderful guide, are not for the tame, but those with an adventurous spirit seeking some guidance from a backcountry expert. This is not safari, just time spent enjoying being alive in a beautiful place. My boyfriend and I chose to do a Jeep Tour with Blackfeet Outfits. Normally, I don't splurge on things I deem to be "touristy," as I hail from a resort town myself and am fairly comfortable outdoors. But, it was September, high bear season, a last minute trip and yadayadayada, so a jeep tour sounded safer. I am SO glad I didn't miss out on the Jeep Tour experience! Other than tranquil Glacier National Park, the time spent with Algers of Blackfeet Outfitters was the highlight of our Montana Excursion. I'm already looking forward to going back next year for fly-fishing, and renting one of the awesome cabins on the property. I saw some mixed reviews online of his lodging. I'm not sure where that stems from, although I assume it's because Babb isn't as glamorous as staying in the Park itself. It is however way more comfortable and a short drive to the Many Glaciers entrance of GNP. For those with RVs, he also has 17 hook ups on site. Best time ever.

Had a great fishing trip it was a great time. The fishing was good but the sight seeing was amazing.read more

Nice simple affordable little cabins and campground run by a local family. They are very nice and…read morehave cool crocheted hats and goodies for sale their daughter makes. Facilities are clean and everyone is kind and helpful

I couldn't give this place a better review! After some unfortunate circumstances with my previous…read morehotel giving up my reservation last minute with no warning, the owner of Glacier Elkhorn was glad to put me into a cabin at 12:30 in the morning when I had absolutely no other options. The owner was so kind and helpful. The cabin rooms next to the river are very fairly priced and come with a bed, light fixtures, plug-ins and a sitting area. There are also other amenities on site (showers, bathroom, diner, etc.) I didn't even plan to stay here, but so glad I found it! Will stay here EVERY Glacier trip.