Stopped in to view the place and have a drink and small meal. The lodge is rustic and beautiful and the views are unbeaten. The history of the lodge is interesting as well. We enjoyed sitting on the large patio to relax between hikes and our boat tour, enjoyed a drink from the small shop downstairs then had pizza after the boat ride. The lodge is absolutely stunning and the views, the whole experience alone is worth a stop.

Magnificent place with killer view. A perfect example of an old mountain lodge complete with huge log beamed ceilings and fireplace. Room was tiny as befits a hundred year old lodge. Winds and rain howl which is rather standard for this location. Loved everything about it.

My wife and I stayed here for three nights. In a lot of respects the hotel is very nice. It has a great views with lots to do, including ranger-led talks, hiking and boat tours. (Boat tours should be reserved before you arrive as they sell out.) The restaurants were good and they offered a good assortment of Montana craft beers. Service in the restaurants and the hotel was top notch. The common areas of the hotel were very nice. Lots of places to sit and enjoy the great views. On the downside, parking is a nuisance. You have to park on the other side of a hill which is very inconvenient. Make sure to drop your bags off at the hotel before parking and make sure you don’t leave anything that you need in the car. Our room was a huge disappointment. The walls were the thinnest I have ever experienced. You hear every word spoken by your neighbors. My wife couldn’t sleep one night because our one neighbor was snoring. You can hear people in the hallway from about 10 yards away. There are no televisions so you can’t drown out your neighbors by turning the tv up. They blame it on the hotel being old but I’ve been in a lot of old hotels that don’t have this problem. Beyond the noise issue, we also disliked the bed. It was too small and sunken in. The only saving feature of the room was the bathroom. It was fairly large and everything worked well. With hindsight I would have spent just one night here, arriving early and departing late to optimize the stay. Staying 3 nights was way too much for us. Note that the hotel is sold out far in advance. You should book about a year in advance if possible. We booked 9 months out and there were very few rooms left.

Love the spacious rooms though the shower was extra small! The private decks were great and the view was outstanding! Staff were very helpful and we loved the option to rent a rowboat and hang out on the lake for an hour. Convenient horse stables right there to have a ride through the park. The hotel is clean and quiet. Many Glacier was my favorite area of the park.

Come to this Lodge for the location, the nature, the hiking and the views. It is a view with a room. And for us, it was worth every penny. The staff was welcoming and helpful, even at their busiest times. Some of the best trails in the park start (or can start - there are other trailheads) here. The lodge is something to experience and there was a 4:00 daily NPS guided tour - open to all, not just guests. Beds are comfortable, bathrooms are small but new looking and clean. But always remember this is a hundred plus year old lodge. No cell service, thin walls, no A/C. The luxury is the location and the view. We stayed in a lakeside with balcony and loved the view across the lake and watching bears through our binoculars on the surrounding hillsides. Once in a lifetime, though I’d happily come back every year if I could.