Traveled as a group. The 2 story cabin’s 1st floor had a moldy smell. Furnishings very sparse. Would not want anyone staying downstairs. There was a washer dryer down there also. All other cabins are 1 bedrooms. The 1 story Wolfe cabin is across the way by the managers trailer. So if staying as a group you would not want this cabin since it’s separated across the field. The other cabins are all in a row and hard to see their # on the units. The moose cabin #5 is close to the road on the end so you can here the highway sounds. The campfire is down by the 2 tent rental sites. We used it one night but the next night the tent campers were using the area for their meals so it would have been uncomfortable to use. The cabins are overpriced. The cleaning team does a good job on keeping the cabins clean. Would try different accommodations next time.

Overpriced, Uncomfortable and noisy, but good location. We spent 5 nights in the Wolfe Cabin. At first we were excited, but then quickly realized the many problems. The Good: 👍 The proximity is good. Very close to West Glacier entrance. Also, the outdoor setting of the cabin in nice. Great grass lawn and many trees. I also enjoyed the front covered porch of the cabin. The Dailey fresh towels were also nice. The outdoor fire pit was also nice, but needs some chairs. The Bad:👎 They call this place Glacier Mountain Resort. To me, “resort” implies amenities. There are no amenities. Just simply a cabin. Also, the kitchen was stocked with junky utensils and cookware that most people would throw away. The knives could barely cut butter or bread. The Ugly👎👎: Uncomfortable: The beds are very uncomfortable. The main bedroom has a saggy, springy old mattress that is far from comfortable. The futon bed in the living room is not comfortable either. My teen age son choose to sleep on the floor instead. This certainly will not accommodate 2 adults. Perhaps two young children may be able to sleep on it. Noise: The cabin is located very close to the highway. You will hear road noise all day and night. Some people like that. I do not. I was hoping for the tranquility of nature. Also, this cabin is very close to the train tracks. There is a loud train that goes through about every 90 mins or so. This will likely wake you up at night. You may likely lose your deposit: Prior to leaving we cleaned the cabin. We put the futon bed back together. We piled up the dirty towels and did the dishes and took the trash to the dumpster. I was surprised to find that we were assessed a $150 extra cleaning fee for some spilled grease in the kitchen. The owner stated this took an extra 2 hours to clean, so we lost our entire $150 deposit. Really? Needless to say, I do not recommend Glacier Mountain Resort and the Wolfe Cabin

This is a cute place and it's convenient to the park. My only complaint would be the road noise. If you want to sit outside on the porch, it's quite loud. Otherwise, the people were nice and accommodating and we enjoyed having this little cabin as our resting place.

We enjoyed Cabin 6 for the last two nights of our vacation. It’s pretty quiet, even though the cabin is near the road. The location is great for getting to GNP before anybody else does. The kitchen is very well stocked. We would definitely stay here again.

Getting to the place was a challenge. I could not find it using my recently updated Garmin map. It also wasn't in Google maps. The telephone number that I was given was the wrong number, so it was worrisome initially. There are signs along the road for the resort, however and the attached map provided at the time of confirmation helped narrow down the location. Once I found the site, I was able to contact Nicole. She was very helpful in getting me to my room. My cabin was clean and neat. The area is quiet even though it is close to the main road.The kitchen has all the necessary utensils. There is wifi but no cell service, but you can get a decent signal by walking about 100 feet toward the main road.