This hotel is perfectly fine, but it is charging about $200 a night more than what it is worth. Hotel rooms are scarce near the entrance to Glacier Park thus it can charge what it can, and you are happy to get a room. The service was fine, the hotel was clean and decorated nicely. It is not a Lodge in the sense of the old time Lodges built inside National Parks. It has the feel of a nice suburban hotel property but convenient to restaurants in Columbia Falls that you can walk to them after a long day's drive and need to stretch and walk

The photos make you feel as though you are checking into a lovely old lodge. It's 6 years old and has not been maintained. The bathroom faucet leaked, the carpeting was dirty, and the breakfast area is most unappealing. Although they say it's close to Glacier Park, it is still 30 minutes to get to the gate. The price is ridiculous for what you get with a run-of-the-mill breakfast and no maid service. I wish we had stayed in Whitefish.

A wonderful property. Very good breakfast options. Very large big screen TV. About 20 minutes from Glacier Park National Park. Coffee and ice water in the lobby. A convenient little store for snacks and souvenirs.

Since there were 3 people in our party, the hotel decided to charge me almost $14 per night extra for the 3rd person. Most other hotels I've been to allow 4 people to the room without any extra charge. The staff were nice and accommodating. The hotel is conveniently located 20 minutes away from the Glacier West entrance. It's located right next to a church and Montana Coffee Traders. I highly recommend coming to Montana Coffee Traders for your coffee/snack needs. Only drawback is that they open at 7am. Their Downtown area is just right across the street. I can't really speak on their breakfast as we left prior to 6am to be able to avoid the crowds at Glacier NP. The hotel looks nice out the outside, but the rooms feel a little bit on the older side. It has been renovated, but I did wish the bathroom was expanded a little bit more. Opening the door almost hits the toilet so be careful. Overall, I would consider staying here again as it's convenient and felt safe.

I booked over six months in advance and paid $389. per night for four nights. Upon arrival I was dismayed that there was no restaurant on site and no bar on site. There was also no maid service, which I knew in advance. I would have preferred to get fresh towels every day to my room and also someone to empty the trash. Instead I had to put the trash outside and take my dirty towels to the lobby. The breakfast is on par with Hampton Inns nationwide. No cooked to order food and no change in the menu for four days. The staff is very friendly and eager to help but that didn’t change the fact that Cedar Creek Lodge is highly overpriced and still 14 miles from the West entrance to GNP.