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West Glacier Village
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating: 341 reviews
Cabin was great!
User: Melaney68 from: Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
Trip Type: Couples
Published Date: Dec, 28, 2024
Travel Date: Sep, 1, 2024
Rating: 5
We loved the stay right near the entrance to the park. Note that the office does have limited hours so notify them if you will arrive late. The cabins appeared to be relatively new and were well stocked with 4 of everything for cooking. The front room had a full-sized bed and the back room had bunks. There was also a couch and a small dining table. The bathroom was very clean and nice. Would definitely stay again!
Don't stay here
User: stevencW669XU from: Rancho Santa Margarita, California
Trip Type: Family
Published Date: Sep, 23, 2023
Travel Date: Sep, 1, 2023
Rating: 1
Tiny room. No tv or other amenities. This place is not worth the nice location. I would go down the highway a bit and get a nicer room. If you have never been to this area consider going into Whitefish. A very nice little town with Great restaurants and shopping.
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West glacier village motel
User: katjeacar from:
Trip Type: Solo travel
Published Date: Sep, 5, 2023
Travel Date: Aug, 1, 2023
Rating: 4
Liked the location near west glacier entrance. Peaceful, relaxing area. Enjoyed visiting Fredas for breakfast croissant & the next day we enjoyed the huckleberry milkshake. All was very good with friendly workers.
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Worst motel ever
User: Alexis D from: Tipp City, Ohio
Trip Type: Couples
Published Date: Sep, 5, 2023
Travel Date: Sep, 1, 2023
Rating: 1
This room was Small, poorly equipped, dark, dank, musty with what appeared to be black mold by the shower. There was a three way switch in the same box controlling the same light which makes me wonder about the rest os electric system. Wi Fi was almost non existent.
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great location
User: Y8955BYrichards from:
Trip Type: Couples
Published Date: Aug, 31, 2023
Travel Date: Aug, 1, 2023
Rating: 4
Comfort of stay would be rated higher if management aligned business practices to match messaging to guests. I found the signage of "save the earth" by reducing towel and soap usage in the bathroom offensive when the toilet from 1963 used five (5) gallons per flush and we had to make two requests for towels and bath soap. Guests are shorted and it is obvious that the big user of water is the toilet and not guests simply showering. This is a very bad (offensive) communication from this business because it is perceived as do as I say and not as I do.
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