We stayed in this quaint but rustic hotel for only one night. The hotel staff (mostly college students) were very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The historic hotel was attractive and true to its native american heritage with lots of windows in the lobbies and lounges with much comfortable seating. The rooms, however, were a disappointment, even for an historic lodge.... more

The stay at the Glacier Park Lodge was interesting, I guess I can't think of a better adjective than that. It was a huge hotel, built about 100 years ago, originally without individual bathrooms, etc. Our family with teens thought that staying here was pretty cool, even w/o TV, and even though the "heated pool" had no water in it!... more

Glacier Park Lodge was the last stop on our week-long tour of Glacier National Park and Waterton Lakes. This hotel was built as the “jewel” of Glacier National Park by the Northern Railroad. We read a lot about the property and the huge Douglas Fir columns in the lobby, which was very impressive and did not disappoint. The rooms, however,... more

The lodge is picturesque from the outside, but that is all it has going for it. The website says there is a heated pool - in the middle of August we found a pool half full of sludge. Our room was freezing because the outer door did not fit the frame properly and there were large gaps letting in air.... more

My husband and I took a train trip from Ohio to Seattle and back the last week of Sept. and the first week in Oct. and our first stop was at E. Glacier, MT. We spent 3 nights at the Glacier Park Lodge and loved it. The lodge is so beautiful, just what you would expect in the mountains. Our... more

Having been through Glacier numerous times on Amtrak through the years, finally stayed at the Lodge 8/24-8/28. Had an absolutely wonderful time! Loved the architecture and so fun to just people watch during afternoon after my tours. I recommend paying a little more to stay in the Great Northern Wing -- I was on the "garden" level, all the way... more

We stayed at the Glacier Park Lodge for one night on a week long trip to the park. Mainly we stayed because it was the best option when the weather ended up being colder and rainier than we expecting and we didn't want to camp. It was by far the nicest place we stayed on the trip. It's a beutiful... more

I think when staying at a historic lodge there are some things that are inherent: the walls will be thin, the rooms will be small, and sometimes they just can't bring the room up to modern day standards. The outside of the lodge is beautiful. You can sit on the front lawn and watch the world go by. Golf and... more

The experience you get from the park and the lodge is whatever you make of it. The lodge is not the Ritz and it isn't meant to be. But it is very nice. The showers are small (about the same as mine at home, though) and there is nothing fancy about the rooms. However, our room was quite clean and... more