This is a 100 year old lodge and you have to be prepared for no TV, No Internet, no wireless service,no Wifi, except a very sporadic signal in the lobby, but the the surroundings are beautiful, not as beautiful as The Many Glacier Hotel. on the plus side, the staff is friendly & helpful, dining is decent. Don't come here for the modern conveniences but it is worth a stay. The boat tour was a disappointment, not worth the price for me.

how can any one give this lodge less than 5 stars,,,,,,,,,the building..........the back porch over looking the lake.......the view,,,,,,,,,the lobby,,,,,,,,the fireplace,,,,,,,,the piano.......the dinning room.....the menu.......the rooms yes there a little old but the hotel is ols a classic TO BE FRANK YOU LUCKY IF YOU CAN GET A ROOM,,,,,GETTING A ROOM HERE IS LIKE WINNING THE N.P. lotto for rooms if you call and can get a room take it,,,,,,,,,its a hotel that will stay with you for ever ,,,,,,the creek .......the rushing water,,,,,the shore line,,,,,,,,if you can get a room take it

We stayed in one of the 4 rooms in the Cobb House. It has a main sitting area for the house to share. The front porch has rockers overlooking the lake. The fireplace was not lit- but would have been nice. Our room had 2 rooms. One with a sitting room and tv. The couch folded out to a bed. Our 2 20 year old boys barely fit but we made it work. The bedroom had a very comfortable queen with a TV. The bathroom had a claw foot tub - I loved this. Had a wonderful bath after a cold rainy hail experience on the bike. The bath had a hand held sprayer - which the guys said was a bit weird to use. It was an easy walk to the main lodge. The WiFi didn’t work but the front desk told us upfront and about wasn’t strong. But the TV reception was surprising great.

Built in 1914 still looks the same. Absolutely gorgeous interior. Right next to Lake McDonald beautiful views. If you're going to Glacier National Park would definitely recommend staying here. They have kayaks paddle boards and small boats for rent there.

We spent 4 days in the Lodge and enjoyed the location and the surroundings. Great for hiking, lake activities you can hire canoes, a row boat, a small power boat. The lounge has the best fire to sit around and rest, play chess, do the large jigsaw or play the piano. We did not have a good experience in the dining room (which was rectified) so spent our time in Lucke's Lounge where the staff were friendly and attentive. You can either choose off the dining room menu or the smaller Lounge menu. Great views and you can take your drinks outside. Make sure you take or buy mosquito repellent as the mosquitoes are large and numerous. You can either make it a relaxing stay or get out and enjoy the outdoors. I also went on a 2 hour horseride through the forest and would thoroughly recommend this. Take one of the beautiful red bus rides.