Glacier Park Lodge

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!

This a beautiful old lodge with real Montana character. The food was far better than I expected. I's an old lodge so the bathrooms are small.

Beautiful lodge and breathtaking views.

No elevator, senior on floor 3

Kept the 1910 vib with up to date additions. Clean. Well kept. Outstanding staff.

There were not amenities, no WIFI in the room. Bathroom was sooooo small you could not turn around in the shower without heating anything, I am 5'11" tall and 210 lbs. If you want to stay here for the sake of history, it is excellence but not for overall comfort.

This is a beautiful property with well maintained landscaping and historic lobby. It is over 100 years old and to see the large tree trunks and logs used to build it was grand. All around is breathtaking views. However, the room we had was disappointing. I realize we are paying for the historic factor and views but our bathroom was so small. There was a step up to get in the bathroom and you could hardly turn around in the shower. No air and limited WiFi we could only get when we sat by the front desk, no tv. Even though it was built in 1913, this is 2026 and it would be nice to have better amenities for the price you pay to stay there.

Balcony was wonderful but it needed to be cleaned. Bird droppings on furniture and wood balcony.

Restaurant prices were rather pricey. Hotel is gorgeous. Rooms in the older section were nice and a fan was provided since there is no a/c. Staff very accommodating.

Rooms are very small, bathroom very small poorly maintained shower not clean by house keeper. No elevators and lots of stairs we were on the third floor. They do have bell boys to take your luggage to your rooms. Hotel it's self is beautiful and historical. The grounds are also very beautiful.

Excellent staff and rooms were clean and cozy

Fantastic building and location. Restaurant overpriced.

This is a great place for a historical experience! It’s definitely rustic! No air conditioning and very small rooms and bathrooms, but we enjoyed our stay here! It was fun to learn about the glacier park history!

My family of 4 adults spent one night in one room in order to hike Two Medicine lake area and travel to St Mary Entrance to Glacier NP the next day. Keep in mind it is a rustic lodge with historic charm. The rooms provide essentials and are comfortable. No air conditioning but the august night was cool and a fan was available. All staff members were friendly and helpful. We spent a couple hours in the lobby before check in due to storms. Kids borrowed a board game from the front desk. Adults hung out by the fireplace. We ate lunch and dinner on site and enjoyed the food. Live musical artist in the lobby for a couple hours. We enjoyed hiking nearby. Overall, we would saty there again.

The room was right at the exhaust fan for the restaurant. There was only 4 hours (12am -4pm) that the exhaust fan did not run.

We had a great stay here. It is a beautiful historic and rustic hotel and we felt well taken care of by the friendly staff. Be aware there is no air conditioning in the rooms but a fan is available for your use. It was so refreshing being in a room where you could open the window and get fresh air. I would definitely stay here again.

Great location and dinner was good Rooms are very basic for a high price. Breakfast was not good

It was a great experience staying at a hundred plus years old hotel with so much character and history. The lobby is just breathtaking, you just have to see it to experience it. Of course, the room is very dated ( they may have recently renovated rooms) with creaking floors and the shower is so small,not is hard to move while taking shower. The grounds are fantastic and the Amtrak station is short walk, if you are a train enthusiast (go there in the evening around 7:30 pm for the Empire Builder train).