Seeing how beautiful this place is I thought I'd be posting a five star review however we had…read moretrouble at the front desk. They told us our room was ready and then they changed their mind and said it wasn't ready and that we had to wait a half hour and we should go to the tiki bar when we tried to get couldn't because we didn't have a room key yet my needed a computer charger. They told us no problem. They'd have one sent to our room, but that never happened when we did get into the tiki bar we ordered mahi tacos and were given pork. we asked our waitress to charge our the room, she said she could not do that. The pool was wonderful. The hot tub was nice. The view of the lake was remarkable. The rooms were very comfortable. We got to see deer right outside our window. We were celebrating our 36th anniversary we checked in on Monday night. We wanted to have dinner at the boat club. They told us there was one table available. I was so excited until she came back and told me sorry we are completely full. I asked I could change the time of my reservation and she said no only two servers tonight and they could not squeeze one more table. That was a huge disappointment for us because that's why we chose the place.

Beautiful property with amazing views. We did not stay at the rooms, but we did go to the tiki bar…read moreat the back. There was complementary free car parking across the road, even if you were not staying at the hotel. It is the lot with the hotel extension.. The property is based on a lake with so many activities like kayaking etc . There is a gated pool area for people who are staying at the lodge itself. If I was to return, I definitely would possibly stay here as it is close to lots of different trails and amenities and access to the lake which is absolutely stunning and is a must do. The weather was not the best when we went so we couldn't enjoy much outdoors .. but would love to visit and stay at this property ! 100% recommend

Great hotel in downtown Whitefish!…read more I was in town for business and stayed 1 night at the Firebrand and had a great time! I confirmed my airport shuttle the day before with Shannon over the phone. She was kind and very informative regarding the area and how to make the most of my time there. I didn't rent a car so I loved that the Free SNOW bus was running and hopped on it to do some sightseeing at the top of the mountain. After I was finished exploring, I checked out the beautiful rooftop and hot tub.... Really nice views! And luckily there were lots of dinner options nearby also! The bed was comfy, the shower was great, and the room was quiet. The Nespresso machine pumped out a good cup of coffee in the morning, which I appreciated. Overall, really enjoyed my stay here and would love the opportunity to stay again. If you're looking for good accommodations in the downtown Whitefish area, I'd highly recommend giving the Firebrand a try! Happy Travels!

Firebrand - downtown Whitefish…read more I stayed here 6 days at the end of August. I'll start with "the good." The hotel is in a perfect location if you enjoy walking to restaurants and shops. Firebrand had an excellent breakfast. There was usually a wait for the food to arrive after ordering but it was worth it. Happy hour was also very nice. Great prices - tasty apps. The servers at both breakfast and dinner were delightful. The upstairs, outdoor area was beautiful and tranquil. The hotel was decorated in a lodge theme, which was, obviously, on point, very interesting and beautiful. Unfortunately the sofa in front of the fireplace had two long slits in the cushions. Management should definitely take time to have that repaired. It's uncomfortable and unsightly. I guess we're sliding toward "the bad." Our first night we got little sleep. Normally I don't comment on loud guests, etc. That usually has little to do with the hotel. Apparently a room across the hall had music playing loudly, which we could not hear. Another room complained to the front desk. The front desk sent an employee to request the music be turned down. There was apparently no response from the guests in the room. The employee continued to bang and beat on the door for a very long time- then said employee went outside to banged on the windows. That did not wake the guests. So the employee came back in and banged on the door more. This went on for a what seemed like an eternity. Next, our room was not clean. I can honestly say it was dirty. Everyday there would be young men (I think the hotel had an exchange program where university students in other countries could come and live / work in the US for the summer) in the hallways, blowing up cleaning gloves and hitting them to each other as a game. Even though we were not in our room, and did not have a do not disturb sign on the door, our room did not get cleaned. We finally figured it out. If they waited until we returned to the room to rest before dinner; we would just request towels. Then they could forgo the cleaning. (On our 6 day trip, our room was made up once.) The last zinger (which I brought to the attention of the very nice front desk person, Shannon) was the door hanger for do not disturb, which said, "Busy." It was a view from outside a keyhole spying in on a woman. This is totally inappropriate. Are you promoting the stalking of women? Do you think they should be spied on and unsafe in hotel rooms? This is total tone deaf in a culture where woman should feel safe traveling alone and whose safety should not be joked about. Whitefish was delightful. I do not think I'd stay at this Firebrand Hotel again because there would be no way to assure these negatives had been addressed.

Absolutely loved staying here!!! Thank you Shayla and Megan(s) for an amazing experience! Your…read morefriendliness and homemade breakfasts were delicious. The attention to detail at this B&B was exceptional!!!

From the moment we arrived, we felt incredibly welcomed at Good Medicine Lodge. After flying into…read moreBozeman and making the 5-hour drive to Whitefish, we arrived later than expected--but the self-check-in instructions were clear, detailed, and easy to follow. Shayla, our host, texted us ahead of time to make sure we were all set for a smooth check-in. That small gesture alone made us feel genuinely cared for. Each day, Shayla prepared the most delicious homemade baked goods, which made us feel like we were at a home away from home. Since we planned to head to Glacier National Park early each day, she kindly packed to-go breakfasts for us--always thoughtful, fresh, and satisfying. On the mornings we stayed in, she served beautiful homemade breakfasts that were just as delicious. The extra touches throughout the lodge made our stay even more special--the self-serve charcuterie, fresh fruit, and beverages were such a nice bonus. The lodge itself was peaceful and quiet, which we really appreciated. We stayed for five nights and can confidently say this was one of our favorite places we've ever stayed. Thank you, Good Medicine Lodge, for such a memorable experience!

I normally don't leave reviews but for this stay I have to…read more The staff went above and beyond to accommodate me. I had an accident and broke my ankle and sprained the other. They switched my room to wheelchair accessible, let me use their wheelchair. I mean you usually don't come across such kind hearted people nowadays. Thank you to all staff. And facility was clean and room was very comfortable

Stayed the night here & the previous review on Yelp was helpful. Very comfortable, clean, & rustic…read more I would go back again if I was in the area. Mark the general manager was helpful.

Such a lovely place to stay! Staff is so gracious, breakfast is delicious, wine hour is a wonderful…read moreway to meet people. highly recommend!

This lodge is just adorable but the owners are not. The staff there referred to the owner as a…read morecurmudgeon and he lived up to that label, even with guests

Great morning breakfast at TownePlace Suites. Make your own waffles and some earthy and fresh…read moreoatmeal. We got a very spacious room that was well accommodated with your own kitchenette, fridge and nice large bathroom. The service was top notch with an extremely dedicated staff. Fiona a pilot, tuned singer turned receptionist extraordinaire was simply fantastic. The hotel is seven years old so really new with great amenities like table of ping pong outside and a small gym. Pricing was on the expensive side at $480 a night but this is July the 04th weekend. Management and Mylissa were very hospitable lecturing on defense against bears and kindly loaned us a bear spray! My son forgot his little Charmander "Char" Pokémon plush and the staff went out of their way to find him and give him. Special Day! Really remarkable spa treatment at the pool and very attentive care! Check the pics! "Family..... dont worry about me while we are away. They feed me breakfast. I even got to try huckleberries !! " "Had a fun day at the pool waiting for you I even say a grizzly bear !! There is definitely a lot to love here. The staff here is EPIC!

Stayed for one night at the beginning of a trip. It was generally very good for the brand,…read moreextremely well kept with lots of great touches like bikes to borrow, BBQ grills, and art on the walls that added to the sense of place. Included breakfast was also very good. Front desk staff were great. My only hesitation is the cost. I couldn't believe the cash price for a peak season stay. I used Marriott points, and even that decent redemption was more points than I would have thought. The location is fine, but it's at the edge of Whitefish, definitely not near anything.

The room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was a normal hotel breakfast, but…read morethey did have a nice selection. Where this hotels shines is its staff. They are great and a pleasure to deal with. They answered all my questions and were very helpful. The only negative- it's not a 250 dollar a night hotel. Nothing against it, but you can spend 150 and be 15 min away. Otherwise, I have nothing but good things to say about this location!

To call this place dated would be too much of a compliment. It's ancient, noisy and lacking any…read moreform of comfortability. Bathroom was small with a toilet that was barely 12 inches from the floor. Would be great for a 10 year old I assume. Comp breakfast was the highlight of the stay here and that's not saying much. Nightly rate for the area is par for the course but definitely inflated for what is available. Look around I'm sure there are better options for your money.

ONE OF THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY INNS I HAVE EVER EXPERIENCED!…read more I have been extraordinarily fortunate to travel extensively throughout my life and to stay in some truly exceptional places around the world. Yet after all those years and all those travels, I can honestly say I have never stayed at an inn that made me feel quite as welcomed, cared for and completely spoiled as Garden Wall Inn in Whitefish, Montana. The inn itself is beautiful - elegant while remaining cozy and welcoming, intimate, impeccably appointed and filled with all the details that make a place feel truly special. But what sets Garden Wall Inn apart is something much harder to describe and even harder to find: the extraordinary care behind absolutely everything. Nothing feels routine. My glass of wine was beautifully presented on a silver tray. There is a wonderful selection of pillows, excellent lighting, lovely linens and chocolates waiting at bedtime. Beautiful china and silver turn breakfast into an occasion. And those breakfasts! Local fruits and yogurts, the owners incredible baking and one delicious surprise after another, all beautifully prepared and presented. I may have come home a pound or two heavier, but every single ounce was worth it! Even our departure was made special. We were given fabulous travel breakfasts in beautiful bags, complete with personal notes signed by our hosts. It was such a small and gracious gesture, yet it perfectly captured what makes Garden Wall Inn so extraordinary: they think of the things you would never think to ask for. But the greatest luxury here isn't something you can photograph. It's the hospitality! There is a genuine warmth and generosity at Garden Wall Inn that cannot be manufactured or taught. You are not simply given a beautiful room and a wonderful breakfast - you are welcomed, looked after and made to feel that your stay truly matters. We arrived as guests and left feeling as though we were saying goodbye to friends. I have been home only a short time, and I'm already wishing Chris or Rhonda would appear at my desk with my beautifully presented glass of wine on a silver tray! There are beautiful hotels. There are charming inns. And then, every once in a great while, you discover a place that becomes one of the very best memories of the trip itself. Garden Wall Inn is that place! If your travels take you to Whitefish, stay here. And if they don't, you may want to find a reason for them to. I know I will be back - and soon I hope!

We spent two dreamy and cozy nights at the Garden Wall Inn. The inn is a lovely historic building…read morein Whitefish Montana - immaculate inside and out. The gardens are superb! It's walking distance from a vibrant downtown with very nice locally owned shops and restaurants. The owners of the inn are so welcoming, friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable! We felt so at home in this cozy, lovely decorated and comfortable b 'n b! The breakfasts, prepared by one of the owners (a chef!) in their own kitchen, are absolutely scrumptious and gorgeously presented. We departed wishing we could have stayed even longer. We will return! Thank you so much, Garden Wall Inn, for a memorable stay. See you soon Chris and Rhonda

Super adorable coffee house. Visited 5/26/2023. New Menu posted in pics. Ladies running the cafe…read morewere very personable and warm! Loved the feel of the place and the coffee was delicious. She made accommodations for my decaffeinated 7 year old with a vanilla latte. The banana bread was perfect.

Closed even though it says it's open 24/7. Call before making the drive out just make sure they're…read moreopen.

We pulled up and were very impressed with the style and the look of this place. The lobby is…read morebeautiful. The gift shop is very nice. The coffee is very good. The rooms are comfortable. The staff is amazing. We were able to get a shuttle to go downtown dinner . Everyone was so friendly and helpful. The outdoor seating is so nice. This place is right on a golf course right next to the mountains, there are beautiful flowers all over the place. The only negative thing was there was absolutely no toilet paper in the room when we arrived not even a toilet paper holder Housekeeping brought us some bamboo papers right away. We asked for toilet paper rolls and she brought those right away too.

Grouse Mountain Lodge staff was seemingly less-than-thrilled we were here. From the first contact…read morewith the front desk clerk at 5pm on 9/22, there were no smiles, no "welcome in". The restaurant in the hotel is very overpriced. We looked online at their menu online before heading to the restaurant. Once there, we discovered the restaurant the prices were higher. I would think it's easier to change the prices online than print new menus. The new menus had the higher prices. The hotel is VERY CLOSE to a railroad crossing! BEWARE! Train whistles go all night. Impossible to ignore. If you must stay at this "resort" get a room on the second floor. It may be quieter. Once we just got to sleep with the train whistles, we were awakened both nights we were here with what seemed to be a stampede between 2am and 4am from thoughtless people in the room above. The ceilings/floors are thin and not noise proof. The daily resort fee is just a cash grab. They say it's for the pool (small, indoor) room amenities (foamy coffee) and WiFi and some other things. Lastly, the confirmation email I received just SIX weeks before our stay mentioned the daily breakfast buffet being $18 per person. The buffet is now $28 per person! I asked the morning front desk attendant on 9/22/26 (who looked like she just rolled out of bed, and couldn't say good morning if her life depended on it) said that "was last year's prices". Then why was is it priced at $18 in an email I received just six weeks ago? That's not last year, and they raised it 30%? That's just form! It tells me they've lost track of the details it takes to be good. "I'll tell my manager", she said. I have to doubt that.