It's outrageously expensive to stay here, but you only live once and you can't take it with you, so we stayed one night as we moved around the park. It was worth it. The location is beautiful. Great views and so convenient for hiking the trails (we did see a moose out there!). The room we had (king room with a lake view and balcony) was large, the bathroom was brand new looking although the shower is quite small. It was very clean. Other reviewers have said you can hear a lot of noise and that is true, people showering and someone snoring... and a person next door coughing all night. Also we were right across from the ice machine so.... people getting ice at 6am. We only ate one meal here and it was breakfast, which was great. A large selection to choose from. But the main reason to stay is the access to hiking trails.

We stayed at Many Glacier for 3 nights last week. The location is PERFECT. There are great hikes here and less crowded then the ones off of road to the sun. Our room was comfortable- near the bar/ restaurant. It was a spacious- handicapped accessible room. No AC but the fan and open windows were OK. The thing that was bad is our room was near a stair case…there was clomping up and down the stairs at all hours. Fortunately we were getting up early so it wasnt the end of the world- but if you stay there and intend to sleep past 545- good luck. The food was ok- kind of what we expected. At least you could order off the menu unlike Lake MacDonald Lodge. The first night we had excellent service. The second night we had a dim wit wait on us…and because of that opted to get pizza and sandwich from the on premise store the third night. Again- no cleaning service but you can “ request” clean towels which we did one time. They took our towels and replaced with 1 towel set. We realized that too late.

I stayed here for location, and I like the turn of the century lodge. Don't expect a 5-star hotel in NYC. When I wasn't sleeping or eating, I was out hiking and for that it was just fine. I had a lake view that was beautiful. Because of COVID (June 2021) the seating area in the restaurant was closed. They served take out and everyone sat in the lobby & ate. Duh. I had the duck and short ribs. It was yummy and I liked the side of wild rice. It wasn't fancy but I wasn't there for fancy. The staff were all volunteer, mostly students, I guess. I enjoyed chatting with them. Folks were very pleasant. Don't expect professional staff. You're in the middle of Glacier Nat. Park ...

The hotel itself is probably prettier during normal times than 'covid' times. Very rustic, not able to enjoy the dining room, etc. Everything was take-out and find a spot to sit and eat, and the menu never changed. The rooms did have fantastic views. We had a shared balcony which was fine. The room was clean, no TV. We did not have cell service but did have internet for text, fb. We were there for 3 nights and had bad weather so having that beautiful view to look at was worth the $$.

We are a family of a 50-year-old mom, young adult sons age 22 and 20, and a 15-year-old son. While we did not stay in a room at the Lodge, we were stranded there for about 11 hours when our car‘s transmission went out. I just wanted to post a review to say that all of the people working there behind the desk were all very kind and accommodating. We hung out in their lobby the entire day and night until our tow truck came. We had to stay on site because that was the only place we could have an Internet connection and have communication with the towing company, our insurance company, etc. Not something that you want to have to experience during a vacation, but we lived through it. :-) I was very appreciative of their hospitality. They were even willing to save a room for us if we ended up needing to stay the night.