We visited Glacier National Park in late August 2008 for a week's stay at Lake MacDonald Lodge. Traveling from Seattle we took Amtrak and did not rent a car. The Lodge arranges for a shuttle to meet the train and we had a perfect transition from train to lodge. We stayed in one of the cabins and although the cabin... more

Well, we stayed at a cabin our first two nights in the park, and after going over to the "other side"---Many Glaciers, we came back and spent one final night in the lodge. First off, take the cabins, lake view, over the lodge. They are cheaper, roomier, and seem to be somewhat cleaner. They also seem to be quieter. That... more

This is an attractive building, and we had a room with a lake view, however the balcony was filthy, and covered with bird droppings, so we couldnt sit out [there were no seats anyway.] I asked if it could be cleaned, but it wasnt. the staff are disinterested, housekeeping was poor, and the room was not clean. As at Glacier... more

We had a two bedroom cabin and it was fabulous! It was rustic, nothing fancy, but clean and comfortable. It was a short walk to a very cozy lobby, resturant, gift shop and lounge. The whole complex was much smaller and nicer than the Many Glacier on the West side of the Park; and we enjoyed the resturants and lounge... more

The accomodations at Lake MacDonald at Glacier National Park are simple, clean accomodations at a popular getaway during the summer. The smart thing to do would be to make reservations as soon as you can to guarantee a room as this popular location fills up fast. The first night I stayed in one of the duplex lodges. The room was... more