Moteles en Montana - Glacier National Park

“Let's put in in context. If you are going to Glacier N.P. you can pay overpriced lodgings nearer to the park o go a little further to little towns. This is the second option. Nice cabin-like rooms in a nice property, unattended out of check in time and with little in the sorounding area: supermarket is in another town, best breakfast options in West Glacier, etc. BUT for spending a night close to the N.P. and visiting it is as fine as you can expect.”

“Muy buen servicio, un lugar limpio y tranquilo, sin desayuno pero con una barra de café surtida con barras de granola. ”

“Clean and good service”

“Have everything that you need for your stay”

“Convenient location, close to I 90. I didn’t find it to be noisy like some of the other reviews. Room had good TV channel options and a comfortable full size bed with a full fridge and newer sink. However, The carpet felt damp and dirty and there wasn’t a sink or mirror in the bathroom. The door jam and many other things on the property were in disrepair so I probably won’t return. ”

“No problems, helpful staff”

“It is a great place to rest: clean and huge room. The breakfast is included and even when the place to have it is very small (standing up by the reception), the content is muffins, bagels, toasts, coffee, etc. Rather good and plenty of stuff. The best is the nice conversations with the Aussie owners. Thank you for being so nice and kind!”

“The heat/cooling (because you need both in Montana in April) was a bit tricky to regulate. They had a couple marks on the thermostat that helped once I figured out why they were there. I was happy with the Roku TV, but it took a little while to figure out that I couldn't log in with my own accounts, so settled for the Roku Live and was happy with that.”