Surprising nice cabin, property is beautiful by the lake. I stayed at small cabin, enough for 2 adults only. It's very small but charming. The room is already updated so look nicer than old pictures online. I would stay again same cabin. Foods - restaurant isn't great. Better just eat pizza, order anything sounds good, not good 😁

This lodge and its surroundings provide the experience of going back in time. The lodge is stunning, the lake views are hard to comprehend, and the grounds are beautifully maintained. There are sidewalks that weave through the grounds along the lake. If you have the opportunity to book a room jump on it!

It's a special experience to stay in our National Parks--if you're lucky enough to get a reservation! We had a cute cabin close to the Lodge, which was a plus with some rainy weather. The Park options are limited and extremely overpriced, but as mentioned, a special experience, and we enjoyed this one. The cabin was attractive and comfortable, and outside was the scenic lake even on a gray day. The Lodge itself is small but the dining room was welcoming and the food was excellent. We truly enjoyed both dinner and breakfast. (We much preferred our night here over the higher priced Many Glacier Hotel--my advice for that location is visit, have a meal, enjoy the views and stay elsewhere.)

The Good: Location. The Bad: Everything else. My bad, I didn't check the fine print when booking about extremely limited wifi (you have to click on a link to get to the warning). If you have to check emails, make some calls, do some park internet searching, forget about it, it doesn't work, period. In both lodge and Cobb cabin. Had to drive to West Glacier outside the park to have a quick zoom meeting. The problem is that they let everyone stopping by (not lodge guests) use the wifi, and there are dozens and dozens of visiting folks crowding the lobby and restaurants, this could simply be solved by requiring room# to access wifi. Wifi aside, the service is horrible, they don't allow guests or anyone to make dinner reservations so first come first serve and couldn't get a table for over an hour due to the hord of visitors finishing up their day in the park. Why not allow guests actually staying at the lodge to have priority over visitors?? Overall, would highly recommend staying outside the park, and if you are doing the Going to the Sun, leave by 7am or every attraction lot will be full.

This Lodge is located next to Lake McDonald with beautiful views. There are some advantage for staying here, first, you won't need to get vehicle reservation to enter this area of the park in summer, secondly, you can get to the popular trails such as Avalanche trail early in the morning and have a parking spot. I stayed one night at Snyder Hall, a small standalone building next to the main Lodge. There were good parking space just outside the building. The rooms in Snyder Hall do not have their own bathrooms (there is a sink in the room), rather shared bathrooms and showers, and they were clean when I was there. My room was very clean and quiet, with a comfortable full size bed. Russell’s Fireside Dining Room in the main Lodge served great food, and all the staffs at the Lodge were very helpful and friendly.