The spot may be a tad bit hard to spot from the main road, so I would highly recommend using some sort of app to navigate to the location. On arrival, there's a stretch of gravel road which should take you directly to the cabins where you'll stay. I'm not sure if the cabins are all consistently the same size, but the the one I stayed at was big enough for a queen-sized bed and a small raised table, and a small fridge with a microwave on top. There's a small TV in the room as well that I didn't really use. There's an adjoining bathroom to the main sleeping/living area (they're really all one room) that feels pretty spacious. The bathroom definitely doesn't feel cramped. Outside the cabins, there's a bit of space to walk around and a fire pit that maybe be used. It can be rather nice in the evenings. There are also grills that may be used outside should you choose to grill which is a nice touch. In the information sheets that management provides to the guests within the cabins, they ask that customers clean the fire pits and the grills after use. I do think that there should be more explicit details from staff as to how to clean the fire pit, since there really weren't many tools to clean the pit from what I could see when I walked by and not everyone is familiar with how to clean a fire pit. So the pros first: I did feel like the bed was super comfortable. Stays away from home doesn't always yield a comfortable sleeping spot even in super fancy venues, so this was definitely a highlight. The space felt very clean, and there really wasn't a feeling of discomfort with that generally. The bathroom worked fine and no complaints about the amenities. Wifi was pretty decent which can be pretty important for most folks. The lighting in the cabin was pretty great as well. There are windows from three separate directions that can provide natural lighting, should you choose to open the curtains. The cons: There isn't too much of space to do anything else other than to sleep. The little table which is connected to the wall does offer some work space, but it isn't too much. The chairs also doesn't have backs to them, so it can be a bit uncomfortable to do work at that space for any extended periods of time. But I guess this is just something to be aware of when making the booking and factoring that into your decision. The big complaint for this particular space was the lack of blankets that came automatically with the room. It can get pretty cold in this area, depending on the season, and if you're not super used to the cold, it may be a bit cool. in the space in the evening especially once the sun sets. There is a heater in the room, but we didn't feel like it was quite strong enough to last the entire evening without additional blankets. I went to sleep in a hoodie and felt fine, but probably would have had a rougher time without the hoodie. Overall, I think I'd be back at the right price point. I wouldn't say I'd definitely be back, but I wouldn't mind checking the pricing when returning to the area to see if it would be a good place to stay again. read more

Glacier Acres - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Columbia Falls, Montana