After a long day exploring the majestic park, it was nice to be greeted by very professional, helpful staff. Coffee, tea, cider and cookies are provided in the lobby. Check in was easy and fast. There is a nice pool hot tub and outdoor area in the back. The hotel is convenient to local restaurants and roads. Those are the pluses! There is nothing wrong with the hotel however it was perfectly described in another review as similar to a best western! It is not upscale in any way in spite of the price. Although relatively new, the entire place feels tired and lacks any atmosphere or charm. The rooms are comfortable and clean but the furniture and decor is bland, very outdated, and unappealing. The amenities are very minimal. The “view” side is of the hills but overlooks the vast parking lot. It is an adequate accommodation. Just do not expect the equivalent of some of the wonderful, charming places you can stay in some of our other national parks. But you are paying too much for what it is….

Good location near restaurants and the Park, and just decent mid-range-type hotel. Basic rooms (beds a little squeaky), but offered a pool and fire pit. Basic buffet breakfast. It's like a decent Best Western.

We stayed here one night while visiting Glacier NP. The lobby was nice and cozy feeling. Check in was smooth. Our room was a junior suite with a couch and table with chairs. It was a spacious room. The bed was comfortable. The only issue with all four hotels we stayed in on this trip is that pillows are all FLAT! I mean pancake flat. I stacked three on top of each other and still not a full pillow size. We would definitely stay here again, I would just bring my own pillow.

This Xanterra hotel is compareable to Marriott Inns, Hyatt Houses or Holiday Express. The furnishings are slightly nicer looking. Service is not as good. Your call to Park Services will immediately go to Xanterra because it has monopoly contract with Park Services. This hotel outside the park belongs to Xanterra. Other large chains also have their lower cost facilities near by.

Whoever designed this hotel and rooms did an amazing job! We travel a lot, I’m obsessed with cleanliness, so here is what stood out to me. First, you pull up and there are two huge garbage cans outside not overflowing with trash. This may seem like a silly thing but when you road-trip, you accumulate trash and I’ve been to so many hotels where you either can’t find one near the entrance or it’s overflowing. Several carts available to unload all of your stuff. Hot chocolate, cider, tea, coffee and ice water available all day in the welcoming lobby. Cute little gift shop with food, drink, and trinkets. I bought some lovely photo cards of the beautiful framed wildlife photos displayed in the rooms. The hotel lobby, hallways, and grounds were very clean. In the room - a nice sized trash can that is lined (again about trash but I hate garbage cans not lined). The bathroom was well stocked with cosmetic towels in addition to a generous amount of other towels. Liquid hand soap and lotion by the sink, and magnifying makeup mirror. Nice shower and tub with a curtain that doesn’t attack you! I loved the fleece throws on the beds too. My only complaint was the pillows! They had many but they were like balloons when you laid on them. It was something I’ve never experienced but we were so tired from hiking, it didn’t matter. Great location to Glacier and to the yummy restaurants in Columbia Falls. We will be back!