Long overdue review ( stayed after Labor Day, 2022). Room very comfortable - bathroom small. Unbeatable view out the front door (if it’s not smoky ). There is ice available in a big machine between the two buildings - unfortunately people not staying there know about it and stop to fill their large coolers. Honestly - if you need bags and bags of ice - just go buy a bag and leave some for the rest of us trying to fill a small lunch size cooler! There is also a coffee maker in the room. Posting a review just to post my pics of the room …

Very small but very Clean room.No TV. Internet service is limited at best which is not that unusual throughout the Park. I sat in the chair outside of the room for a couple of hours looking at the view over the lake in Awe! I thought I was in Paradise.

We had a Creekside Motel Room for two nights, from Monday, Sept.5 to Wednesday, Sept. 7. The room itself was adequate, though definitely overpriced for what you get. You're really paying for a room in the park, not for the room itself. It was the size of a postage stamp, with a bathroom door that hit the toilet and a coffin-sized shower with boiling or freezing settings. It also lacks for any amenities like a mini-fridge. But it did come with a pet spider in the bathroom, who had a good little web going in the corner, right at eye level. The staff were really nice though, spider included. The REAL problem were our neighbours. At around 1am on the morning of the 6th, they came rolling in, slamming doors and carrying on a full-volume conversation of which I could hear every word. The walls are basically a sheet of wood. Their hour-long conversation or so woke me up and kept me up clear through to when we woke up at 5am to go hiking. The next evening and morning they were at it again. They also managed to take over about a quarter of our parking spot and had some nerve to complain that we had parked so close to them (again, as heard through the walls). So yes, beware your neighbours at this motel. It's not the motel's fault, but man... I will say that the motel and cabins do have a nice little space tucked in among the cedars, and it is nice to be on the shores of Lake McDonald. That said, Apgar is also at the very far west end of Going-to-the-Sun Road, which is really far from the central areas. The Lake Mcdonald Lodge/Motel in the west or Rising Sun Motor Inn in the east are further inside the park. Personally, I think next time I will seek other lodging and come back here as a last resort.

Stayed here with my family during a long road trip. The room was big and cute. It had a coffee maker and some bathroom products. The room has a shared balcony with chairs and a small end table. The view is amazing and it is great to be feet away from swimming and boating in the lake. It was very cheap to rent a paddle board just right of the hotel when facing the water. The only negative is no microwave and fridge. We had a cooler so our few cold snacks stayed chilled but we had to use the office microwave and the office is only open from 8am to 8pm.

Didn't know what to expect from the outside... the room was a bit dated but VERY spacious with two queen beds and a twin. What makes this hotel special is the view. We had planned to do a little hike around the area, but my boys wanted to swim in the very cold water (which was awesome) and my wife and I decided to have a couple of beers, enjoy the view and the village. Good wi-fi, no tv, no elevator... none of which are complaints, just things of which to be aware! I will return to this hotel if I'm able to secure a room.