This Lodge seems a close second to Many Glacier Lodge inside the park and allowed us to explore nearly all of the east side of Glacier Natl Park with a 3-night stay. We found the east much more enjoyable than the west side where we stayed 4 nights. The historic railroad-luxury buildings were somewhat primitive so don't expect many modern conveniences but that wasn't our goal. No elevator so be careful taking 2nd or 3rd floor rooms. Restaurant & bar were quality.

What a piece of history! I can say enough good things about the Lodge. The main hall is impressive! Tall timber and a fireplace to sit by (along with a lot of other guests). We stayed in a room that had not yet been renovated - we were they were remodeling a lot of the rooms. In spite of this, it was a fun, unique experience. The bathroom was tiny and there was a draft under the door - but everything doesn't need to be perfect in the mountains! What was perfect were the views, the history of the lodge and the food was incredible!

The location was perfect. The Red Bus stopped at the Lodge to pick us up and we had a wonderful tour of the Going to the Sun Road. We were able to drive to St. Mary’s lake for the boat ride and to visit Many Glacier lodge. Would definitely recommend staying at the Glacier Park Lodge.

The lodge was absolutely gorgeous and beautiful the food was better than expected for the lodge just a little disappointed in more towels in the rooms in the bathroom set up Staff was friendly and helpful for the most part but at the end of the season they just wanna go home and be done with tourists that was a parent and several cases

We stayed here for 4 nights in late August. Yes, it's historic and yes, we had a good idea of what to expect. The lobby is grand and we spent our evenings there. It was far more comfortable than spending time in our room. The rooms had the essentials but little else. Hardly any outlets to plug electronics in for charging. The necessary fan took up one of the few outlets. No AC in this hotel. No elevators either but the bellmen were great. The bathroom was incredibly tight. If you're heavier then the shower will be a challenge. I used the restrooms in the basement, which were better than our room. The bed was just okay. The bar was the better choice for food as the "fine dining" restaurant was mediocre at best. And way overpriced. Breakfast was buffet only and all food was lukewarm and tasteless. Not a great way to start the day. The back deck was nice but not nearly enough seating. The location was great for the Two Medicine area. But for Many Glacier and Going To The Sun Road you'd be better off staying either in St. Mary or at the Many Glacier Hotel if you can get a spot there. Route 89 between the Lodge and St. Mary is and has been under construction for several years and a 5 mile stretch is just nasty. I'd stay here again but for no more that a night while visiting Two Medicine. St. Mary is a more central location for the east side of the park.