We stayed at the Belton Chalet when it was still technically the winter season, meaning only the cabins were open (and were at an awesome rate). The restaurant and the rest of the hotel were closed, so we were the only ones there. We stayed in the Lewis Cabin, which is located directly off the road and directly across the... more

I grew up spending my summers in Coram just 10 miles north of the Belton Chalet Hotel. We own a small original log cabin that belonged to my grandmother. Having a nice dinner out is a rare treat for us as usually we do dinner by the campfire or wood stove. Someone had recommended the Belton Chalet to us as... more

We had the pleasure of eating at the Belton Chalet during September 2008. We were in the final days of a trip exploring Glacier National Park via car. We had stayed at several of the park's lodges and had unfortunately been treated to truly awful food. A friend recommended the Belton Chalet and thank goodness we went there. It is... more

Our second night in the Glacier Park area was at Belton Chalet. The idea of staying at an historic, period-specific, property was nice but there's a limit to what that means. It certainly is not worth the 2.5x price of other, more basic, properties available in the area during the off season. The rooms are clean but very spartan. The... more

My new husband and I held our Rehearsal Dinner at the Belton Chalet in June, 2008, and it was exactly as I had hoped it would be. We used one of the cottages as home base for the girls in the wedding party. It was the most convenient location, close to Apgar Ampitheater in Glacier National Park, where we held... more

On the last night of our 8 day trip in Glacier National Park we stayed at the Belton Chalet in West Glacier. This hotel was originally built by the Great Northern Railroad and over the years was not purchased by the government like some of the other Glacier Hotels. It recently went through $2Mil in renovations to restore it to... more

This is a historic hotel - a lovely lodge building, nicely renovated. I loved our little room and it's simplicity, although the bathroom was possibly the tiniest I've had in a hotel. Everything feels old-fashioned, in a nice way. the BIG problem is the noise: up to 45 trains a day pass right under your windows. Amtrak and freight trains.... more

We stayed at the Belton for the second time, staying at one of the Lewis and Clark Chalets. The property is beautiful and relaxing, with no telephones or TV. We did notice that they no longer offer a continental breakfast as they did 3 years ago. The road noise is very bad as well early in the moring as the... more

We just returned from a very warm three night stay at the Belton. Although they advertise rustic, we were unprepared for just how few amenities are provided. We did not mind the small room, lack of TV or phone but found it difficult to get settled in because there is nowhere to put anything! Even the ice bucket has to... more