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.

Pro tip: Do not stay here on a Friday night…read more Giving this place 5 stars because I hate to see a business fail. Unfortunately the good people of Kalispell are super bored and driving past this hotel on Friday nights 30 times without a muffler on their car and blasting bad music is their idea of a good time on a Friday night. The same cars and motorcycles drive the same five blocks and then turn around and do it over and over and over. If you're going to Glacier National Park and looking for a nice place to sleep and get dinner and drinks, go to Whitefish. Whitefish is close to the airport too and has cute stores, good local hiking and apparently a classier group of local residents. This hotel isn't built to provide a comfortable experience for guests, at least not on Fridays.

We had a great stay at the Kalispell Grand Hotel the weekend of October 16 a18, 2026. I am giving 4…read morestars instead of 5 stars only because of the hotel host's performance on Sunday morning. Don't be fooled by the somewhat drab exterior and lack of signage on Main Street, this place was great! The good: the beds were comfortable and the room very nice and clean. The location in downtown was fantastic and all of downtown was walkable from the hotel. The hotel felt as historic as it was and we appreciated how well the inside of the lobby and lounging areas felt. Breakfast was very good and included quiche, baked oatmeal and other continental style things that were available. Much better than the breakfasts at Hilton and others Meh: you need to either park on the street across from the Lobby, or in the parking lot behind the building. Behind the building was $12/night. Street parking was free between 6pm and 8 pm. You did get a two hour grace period. The city does enforce parking limits, but we had no problem. Cons: Friday night cruising on Main was loud and if you are an early sleeper, it could be disruptive. There is a lounge next door to the hotel, the Elks and Eagles behind the hotel, and another bar. Friday night before the bars close was a little raucous. We didn't mind, we actually liked the city sounds. Terrible: the hotel host on Sunday morning was totally oblivious to watching the breakfast area. Food would run out, no plates or silverware, coffee and creamer ran out, and each time she had to be hunted down to address the issues. You would think she would have restocked all at once, but she only addressed what was brought to here immediate attention. Better training is needed here, or better employee. We will stay here again!

The lobby was nice, the front desk people were very nice The…read moreroom was nice size with a place to relax and watch TV The bed was perfect, not too hard or soft. The bathroom was amazing Someone FINALLY got it right Toilet paper in the right spot . Didn't have to throw my back out teaching for it. The shower was nice size with everything you need right at your finger tips. Even the bath mat was great. No throwing a towel on the floor. All the small things you take for granted were addressed. Great job Ill be back !

So highly recommend this location. The rooms are large and expansive with room for you to spread…read moreout and be comfortable, fresh and free coffee and tea 24/7 and breakfast and parking included. The location is wonderful bc it's only 20 minutes from the West Glacier park entrance and tons of nearby hiking as well as the towns of Whitefish and Kalispell which have tons of shopping, dining, and adventure in winter and summer. It's also close to some things in the smaller town of Columbia where it is located like Montana Coffee Traders which you can actually just walk to from the hotel and Cowgirl coffee. There are also gas stations and other shops nearby if you need a few things. The gal at check-in was amazing and kind and had our room ready for us with my third floor request checked in despite our super late check-in (11pm) and they were always happy and greeted us kindly when we came and went. There is a small (2 washers and 2 dryers) laundry room on the 2nd floor where you can wash your clothes. They're old and only have like 2 settings but if your things are funky after long hikes like ours, it's a lifesaver. They sell detergent and dryer sheets in a pack for $2 at the lobby. Prices are extremely fair for this nearby location to the park and for the amenities provided and size of the room. Note: I took a star away bc we stayed four days and they absolutely refused to do a room refresh. At day two I asked to have towels and trash taken care of and was told that we could put the trash outside the room and they would leave fresh towels in a shopping bag by our door. What?! I've been traveling a lot and they're milking the COVID thing for all it is worth. 4 days in a hotel is a long time to have no cleaning whatsoever. I understand every other day, or upon request, but that was a bit much and I didn't like it. Hire the staff, go back to cleaning rooms. We spent two weeks on this trip and this was the only hotel that pulled this crap.

We tried to book a room here but the phone has been disconnected and we found in a website where it…read moreis permanently closed. Sounded like a good place.

I could not believe that this cute place booked online for $40-45 a night!!…read more Our room was clean, warm, and for being an older Motel - very modernized. The bathroom was like being outside (temp wise), but it was so cute. The king sized bed had a memory foam topper, and it was BETTER than a tempurpedic! So cozy and comfortable. The pillows were fantastic. TV reception was good, really, everything was great. I'll post some photos later today if I get a chance. We only saw staff in the office once, and that was really just to go say hi, introduce ourselves and meet the dog. We were greeted by Chandler, a very sweet young college-aged man who was friendly, and accommodating when we asked to meet the dog. Our dog just died, so my Granddaughter was all about meeting other dogs, very sweet people. One day I stopped and got a trash bag to empty our cans; we tried to do our best to keep our room clean because our family knows the owners, and we didn't want to burden them with cleaning up after us daily. If you're a no frills person, this is a great, clean, well maintained place to stay. If you're a five diamond hotel person who expects everyone to cater to you, go somewhere else. I'm hoping to go back in the summer. It seems in some rooms they accept pets, which is great! It's a non smoking motel, but the smokers are right outside, so leaving your windows open if you're allergic is not an option.

Mountain lake is a quaint and comfortable lodge with absolutely gorgeous views of Flathead lake. Be…read moresure to book a first floor room with a hot tub in the colder months and a second floor room (200s and 300s) in the summer because those rooms have the best view of the lake. The winter is often very cloudy and grey so lake views aren't always the best but the indoor jetted tubs are totally worth it. Outside, they have an infinity pool, two hot tubs, a fire pit, and a small putting green. My stay there has always been relaxing, peaceful, and it's delightful to bask in the beauty. Their newly redesigned lodge and game room area is great for families and friends alike. Be sure to stop by Riley's pub for friendly service and tasty bar snacks and meals. Their desserts are amazing!

Dirty couch with 2 tears/holes in the back of it, worn/fraid couch pillows…read more All ceiling lights burnt out in living room and above sink in kitchen area. Sliding glass door off track, carpet edges rolling up on deck, needed sweeping off. Whole property very unkept, to bad because it could be so different. Very disappointing for the price

We spend three nights at beautiful North Forty Resort. All the way from the customer service to the…read morequality of the cabins will leave you with a good memory. The cabins are located in a great area. Full of pine trees, secluded and very well spaced out. They have a very private feel to them. One of our favorite amenities was the fire pit. Every night we lit up a fire and enjoyed it under the Montana chilly night sky. The cabins are very good quality, spacious, clean and offer very comfortable beds. The people working really put in thought and effort into your stay. The cabins are beautiful and the people providing the customer service match them. North Forty Resort has soul! If you are visiting Glacier National Park I highly recommend you book your stay here.

This is a very nice resort. My only issue is that it is pretty expensive. With that being said, I…read morewould go there again. The beds were extremely comfortable and the people are very kind.

I had been meaning to write this review for a couple months now. We stayed here in June of 2026…read more Had a room on the second floor. Everything from start to finish was simply exquisite. Brian (part of the staff) greeted us on Day 1, and he was there just about all of the time. He was extremely, extremely helpful. And extremely, extremely nice. Service like this goes a long way. Some special notes which made this place way, way above your typical hotel stay (as compared to mainstream brands like Hilton or Marriot).. The room(s) were impeccable with detail. Everything from the chairs outside of the rooms, the towels, folding the beds/pillows etc... You could tell they put a custom touch on. The breakfast was nothing short of delicious staring with the coffee, which was excellent quality coffee. Not farmer bros or max house, this stuff was top tier. (I am a coffee snob and do strictly pour overs only at home). Breakfast burritos were delicious. And the huckleberry jam and bread was excellent. You get a REAL breakfast here. Great location, you can walk down the hill, there is a nice place to eat nearby (Belton chalet). It is very peaceful. The air is so clean you can smell it. 100% highest and strongest endorsement.

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights while visiting Glacier National Park early August 2026…read more We had stayed here 4 years prior and loved this lodge. It is close to the West park entrance. Best of all is how Brian runs this lodge, from attention to detail of amenities, cleanliness, yummy breakfast burritos and yogurt bowls for breakfast. Our bag lunch we ordered and Brian made was so nice to have on our day drive the next day. This place is quaint, quiet and so nice to come back to after an adventurous day. We stayed in room #5 on the 1st floor. We loved it. Has a refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker (tea and coffee) Nice roomy bathroom, two queen beds in a spacious room with a patio off the back as well as Adirondack chairs in the front. A common sitting area is close by our room too and near the lobby. Thank you Brian!! Kevin and Colleen

Love the renovation and decor of this inn formerly called Stumptown Inn. Now it is Après Whitefish…read moreHotel. Check in was easy however the lady at the front desk could be friendlier. The form you sign is quite odd. Never have I ever signed such a thing in all the hotels (luxury and mid level) I have visited. It stipulates terms like "leaving the room like you found it" sort of like grade school rules. Now that I think about it the check in lady is like your grade school teacher. Not really fit for a hotel front desk/customer service person. It looks like they do coffee service at front desk. Haven't tried any other amenities or sure of any other amenities existing. Parking is free in their lot. The second and third floor rooms have all been renovated with new bed, bathroom upgrades, and non-carpet flooring. The first floor, which technically is a semi basement floor, is still undergoing construction. Basically expect to use stairs for any level room you are on. No elevators. Great location to all the shops and restaurants in Kalispell. It was a good base to explore Glacier National Park as well.

This place is undergoing an extreme makeover! The theme is simple and cute. The built-in wood bed,…read morebench and tv/fridge stand are incredibly efficient. The built-in headboard lamps were complimented by outlets with USB plug-ins. Everything is super cute! My only recommendation would be to add a simple microwave to heat up leftovers. COVID has drastically effected the remodeled. They've had to haul remodel on the bottom floor because they can't get supplies. So, reservations might be limited.