An INCREDIBLE stay for us! Dusty, Indy, and Bill - and can't forget Diesel and Dixie!! - were…read moresuper hosts! Ranch setting about half way between West and East Glacier entrances. Delicious breakfasts; and the 3-hour trail ride is a "can't miss" experience. OH, and a starry night with a hint of the Milky Way!!

Had the most wonderful time at the Bear Creek Guest Ranch. A dream…read morecome true riding the most beautiful trails. We enjoyed a combination fishing and riding week. The cabin was comfortable and well appointed, the food was delish and plentiful and the atmosphere very friendly and relaxing. Bill, Diana, Dusty and Indi are the perfect hosts and really make you feel welcomed. My husband and I enjoyed the whole experience and will definitely be returning guests.

This was a great place to stay! It's very close to the park entrance. The rooms are large and…read morecomfortable. They have really nice public spaces as well. I like that they have tasty coffee in the lobby and they provide a decent breakfast. I would definitely stay here again!

So happy we got to stay here 2 nights this week. We arrived via Amtrak, didn't have a car, had no…read moreway to get to our original booking at Lake McDonald lodge. This is just a short walk from the train station. The room was v spacious, super comfortable, has a large bathtub with very hot water- perfect after a day of biking and white water rafting. And the breakfast changes daily and super delicious! They also provide trail bars, fruits , yogurt and assortment of cakes, breads, cereals and even almond milk. Amanda makes the perfect well-timed hard-boiled eggs! She also went the extra miles to help us in our trip. We were so comfortable I didn't want to leave! If you're lucky enough to get a vacancy, stay here!

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

We spent two enchanting nights at the Northland Lodge early in August. The rooms were spotless, the…read moreliving and dining areas comfortable and well appointed. The water in the sink and shower was hot and plentiful and the beds provided a great night's sleep. The muffins, fruit pie, and coffee are excellent. The proprietor, Stacy, was simply wonderful and told many entertaining tales and provided great advice for our stay in Waterton. The views from the upstairs rooms of Waterton are great and everyone can enjoy the upstairs deck with striking views of the entire area. At night, the galaxy is easily visible and I was able to take some great pictures of it. It is just a very short walk to Cameron falls as well as nice beaches on Waterton Lake. Altogether, I cannot recommend this place high enough!

This is a great guest lodge that has been created from an old house. All the rooms are more than…read morebig enough for what you need or at least our room was - this is no Holiday Inn size accommodation and that is the charm of it. Every morning there was fresh muffins and tea/coffee for all before people head out for the day. Can be a little crowded in the morning in the lounge but only because everyone is there at the same time. Lovely wrap around porch to enjoy the afternoon sunshine and view. Really love that they have kept the lounge area like a home - makes it feel cozy and would be great if the weather was bad. Clean rooms, enough blankets, heater if it gets very cold, good advice on places to eat and hikes, plus a 10 minute stroll into town. It looks further away on a map but is literally around the corner. Word of advice with all the guests at hotels mainly there for hiking a lot of the restaurants in town close early around 9pm so bear that in mind when planning dinner out. Highly recommend this spot and would happily stay again - sad they are not open in winter as planning a snowshoeing trip for later in the year. Room Tip: Stayed #9 Cowboy Room - on-suite, spacious, outside entry on the ground floor. Only real noise is if you have kids running on the patio/deck upstairs and really only in the day.

We enjoyed our stay at Silverwolf. Quiet, charming, clean and easy access to Glacier. A gazebo and…read morebbqs on the grounds for guests to use was nice. Breakfast is delivered daily and is plenty- though it's just cereal, milk, juice and muffins- the same each day. Some variety and some protein would be nice. As other reviewers have noted- for all properties in and around West glacier -- you WILL hear the train if you stay pretty much anywhere between West glacier and Whitefish. The train runs all night and will wake you up. That did not bother us as the train runs through our hometown, and we like it. We were cozy and comfortable at silverwolf and recommend it. Also, wifi at the chalets pretty much only works if one is sitting on the porch. Once inside our chalet the wifi disappeared, which was a a small disappointment.

Great private log cabins set up for 2 persons, no kids or pets allowed! Breakfast included…read more(cereal, fruit, muffins, juice, coffee) in the room. Very clean, nice grounds with BBQ available if you want to cook on your own, no kitchens in the cabins. Each cabin has a private bathroom and a gas fireplace. Prices run about $125, AAA rate available.

Loved the Glacier Park Lodge! We stopped here for lunch on our way to Two Medicine. Played…read morevolleyball by the teepee!! The bison burger was really good and the Smoked Trout BLT was delicious. The trout fish dip was heavy on the cream cheese. Black bean burger was yum and the tomato jam that comes with the Warm Bread is delicious. They had one of the best gift shops I've seen during this Montana trip and picked up a bunch of stuff for my loved ones at home. The main lounge has lots of wooden furniture and a big beautiful fireplace. My husband enjoyed playing horseshoe out back and I got my mother in law to play the 1890s piano! Good place to reset with internet service and snacks before you head on back for your nature day.

During initial planning, I overlooked this place: it isn't an official park hotel, so I figured it…read morewas a bland also-ran, overflow for people who didn't plan sufficiently far in advance. But then I learned it's the original grand lodge built by the Great Northern Railway, full of history! In terms of location, it worked perfectly for one night of our trip. It's very convenient for the Two Medicine area of the park. But I wouldn't recommend it as a base for a long visit, it's almost an hour drive to the St Mary visitor center. I'm pretty surprised by the negative reviews here. We stayed in a Main Lodge Value room and found everything clean and comfortable. Nothing fancy, but everything I expected in the room. And the lobby and common areas were outstanding. There are a ton of great places to sit, the big logs are really impressive, and the grounds are terrific, with flowers, horseshoes, and even a small (lumpy) soccer field. Everyone we encountered were friendly and hardworking. Most surprising are complaints about tiny showers: ours had a neat large clawfoot bathtub with good fixture & curtains to shower. So I guess that isn't a common feature, but it's not like we had a super deluxe room.

This place was perfect. Close to west end of Glacier and near by towns and activities. Beautiful…read moreplace and grounds. Breakfast was awesome everyday. The eggs came from the hens out back. Every morning we were given an explanation on what we were eating. Game room and full kitchen for guest to cook if they wanted to. We traveled from Jackson hole, Yellowstone and onto to Glacier. This is by far the best place we stayed. Owner Bill is very friendly and knowledgeable on the area.

This is easily one of the nicest stays we've ever had and definitely the best B&B we've ever seen…read more The bed was very comfortable and our room was quiet and clean. The breakfast was amazing and each day we had something unique and expertly prepared. The food was absolutely delicious and the coffee was great as well. The owner, Bill, is a fantastic guy and we loved being able to get to know him and learn more about how he ended up running a B&B. He also gave us excellent recommendations about hiking, restaurants, and breweries and we loved getting to meet him. This place is a gem and we would 100% stay here again in the future!

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!

Small and cute, this was our base when roaming the Glacier area…read more The owner was nice to work with and even came by to visit but we were gone. There are horses, chickens, an early rising rooster (!), and turkey next door which add to the rural flavor. We enjoyed an evening drink on the outside deck. He has comfortable living room sofas and chairs. Even though the beds were pretty and comfortable, the linens were a thin, polyester blend which greatly detracted from the rest of the nicely planned items. He has a propane BBQ and the minimum kitchen essentials. The worst part of the place was the enormously LOUD TRAINS. This house is less than a block from the main line and several times throughout the day and night it sounds as if they're coming through the deck !! Bringing EARPLUGS is an absolute necessity. None of us got any sleep the first night there. After we found a store that sold foam earplugs, sleeping in the plastic sheets was bearable.

Stayed here in August when we went to Glacier National Park and really enjoyed it…read more The owner (John) was very responsive and helpful when we booked through vrbo.com. The directions given were easy and my GPS had no problem finding the address. While the kitchen doesn't have a dishwasher, it's decently sized given the size of the house and we were able to prepare some very solid meals after visiting a local grocery store over in Columbia Falls. The bedrooms are not huge but the queen-sized beds are very comfortable. The linens must have been recently upgraded because they didn't feel like polyester at all. I've stayed at plenty of Westins and W Hotels and this bed was just as comfortable in its own rustic Montana way. Yes, the railroad is about 300 feet from the house but bring earplugs and you'll be fine. The living room is awesome. Satellite TV and free Wifi, and a couple of super comfortable couches. The location is impressive. 5 minutes to the west entrance of Glacier National Park (but leave early in the AM to avoid the lineup of cars trying to get in!). You're walking distance from a distillery as well as a very good pizza restaurant; both of which we sampled and enjoyed.