Glacier Park Lodge

Neat lodge, loved the history and setting. Rooms could use updating especially the very small bathrooms. Bed was hard and had some springs exposed.

It is a very old building, small room, no AC, no tv. Very antiquated. Was very pleasant to experience days gone by and focus on family and the outdoors. Third floor room, no elevator, left me breathing heavy and feeling the altitude. The atmosphere and staff were fantastic, would definitely go back

Room 101. If you enjoy nostalgic atmosphere with very thin walls, creaky floors, super small shower stall and sink, no tv or grounded outlets then this is the place for you. We could hear everything beside us and above. The dining menu is not for everyone including us. There are no other options within 30 miles so be prepared. On that note the lobby is beautiful and should be seen!

The place was lovely, clean, great food, comfortable beds. Would stay here again.

Restaurant food was poor, and carpet was dirty in restaurant. Room walls very thin and no TV in room. Expensive breakfast buffet. I only needed a room for a night, so maybe I wasnt their target clientelle, but I was certainly disappointed with what was there for the price I paid.

The gift shop had so many options and the cashier was very friendly. The INN is historical and nostalgic. There is no television in the room—so the surroundings were optimal used.

Door was firmly stuck shut. There is no door knob to pull it open.

This is a beautiful lodge with wonderful views. We had a wonderful dinner and the lounge was quite nice. The rooms are okay and the bathroom was adequate but pretty basic. Staff were all great and the connection to the Amtrak was much appreciated.

Historic lodge with beautiful log lobby Excellent display of its history with photos Huge fireplace to sit and enjoy Outdoor porch overlooking mountains No elevators to any floor Valet service not available at certain times No TV any place No WiFi any place Bathroom outdated and too small Rusty areas in bathroom Did not expect minimalistic accommodations

The employees were friendly and helpful. We found several comfortable places to sit and enjoy our surroundings.

The biggest perk is the location the biggest setbacks are the price and the stairs for carrying bags to your room but that’s the charm of the property with the beautiful setting.

There were several cons that would make me hesitate to stay here again. Primarily the rooms. They need major updating. Specifically the bathrooms. Ours was so small we had to keep all of our toiletries outside the bathroom. You couldn’t really wash your face in the sink. The shower was so small you were up against the sides of the wall and the curtain and could not reach over to wash your feet. Luckily we only stayed one night. If you plan on dinner in the dining room, be there ahead of opening. At 7:30 there was still a 45 minute wait, so we ate at the lounge. If you are staying in the second building, you can pull around back to park. They never told us that and it would have been much easier with our luggage.

Way nice, historic property. We enjoyed our stay.

The flowers and the history. Where to start: mold in the shower; pint size sink that was dirty; electrical outlets that were 100 years old and the lamps didn’t stay plugged in along with any electronics; inadequate electrical that did not fully charge phones; lobby bathroom was disgusting and dirty; the floor under the beds were never cleaned; lampshades needed replacing; no elevator; no ac; no heat; deplorable conditions that I would never took a shower! All this and more for $432!!! I do not recommend this property!!

I wish we had had the opportunity to get my parents on the bottom floor because the stairs were problematic and we had to stay on the third floor but otherwise the property was wonderful

Loved the lodge! The food in restaurant was excellent as were the cocktails! Bed was comfortable. Wish the restroom was bigger with wider shower.

The property was unique to the 1920’s which was an asset. The sheets and comforter had stains on them.

I was expecting more from the $25 breakfast. It was pretty basic, and for what you get, I think it should be included in the room rate. My room was clean and comfortable, but the bathroom looked like it hadn’t been renovated in over 30 years. The soundproofing could also use some serious improvement—I could hear everything the couple next door was gossiping about!

This beautiful historic lodge was such a special experience! The common areas are warm and inviting. Sit in the comfy chairs in front of the fireplace, listen to live music in the evenings. We enjoyed lounging on a rainy day. A guest sat at the piano and played, an unexpected treat. History abounds in the photos and info boards throughout the lobby lounge, so informative! The souvenir shop had quality gifts and mementos. Wanda, the woman at Information was outstanding! So helpful and friendly! While we loved the common areas, beware, this is an old historic lodge and there is no elevator! We carried our bags to the 3rd floor. Rooms are very small and bathrooms even smaller. The sink is tiny, you can't really turn around in the shower. If you like being pampered, this is not for you! The lodge location is fabulous for access to the east park, and well worth the stay. I would do it again. Being prepared for the experience makes it better.

Beautiful historic property! Wonderful food and great friendly staff!