Our sincere thank you to the 2 Melissas and Sapriella (spelling) for the wonderful care and…read moresuggestions made while we travelled through the Glacier National Park area! We loved our fresh flowers and Prosecco which greeted us at arrival (celebrating birthday and anniversary occasions)! Suggestions for local eateries and places to visit outside the park were helpful. The hotel has wonderful rooms, fluffy white towels and fabulous shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion! The Wonderstone is close to the park and convenient to restaurants, gas stations and other stops. Parking is easy and included in your stay.

I recently stayed at Wonderstone for a girls' trip, and while the location and design were…read moretop-notch, a few details missed the mark--especially at the inflated seasonal rates we paid. **The pros:** The lodge is beautifully designed and ideally situated between Whitefish and Glacier National Park. The beds were exceptionally comfortable, and the staff was friendly and helpful. We also appreciated the thoughtful amenities like the white noise machine, water refill station, the smooth check-in and check-out process, and the complimentary snacks in the room--all nice touches that added to the experience. I'll add after reading other reviews here, we did have a TV and the window shades worked fine to block light and I appreciated that the toilet and shower were separate from the sink so we could all get ready at the same time. **The cons:** For a place that advertises "community engagement," I was surprised at how little there was to actually encourage it--beyond a shared coffee pot in the lobby, we didn't experience anything that fostered "connection among guests". Unless you count knowing way too much about the habits of the people in the room above us. It sounded like someone was walking and dropping things nonstop. It made it hard to relax or sleep, which was disappointing given that's what we paid to do here. Even after complaining and being told the guests had checked out, they placed someone in that room our last night, despite not being fully booked. Our room also lacked basic functionality--there wasn't a single hook for wet towels, which was an issue with three women sharing the space and is a pretty big miss when I'm paying over $450/night. Staff mentioned they'd heard this complaint before, but clearly hadn't made it a priority to fix. All in all, Wonderstone has potential--it's stylish, cozy, and close to adventure. But for the exorbitant cost, I expected a quieter, more functional experience.

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.

Lipstick on a pig. Don't let the lobby fool you, for the prices they charge one would expect much…read moremuch better. The hotel itself is a 2 star experience but once you factor in staff services it's a 1 star. The remodel was half hearted and I'll bullet point all my problems with this one night stay in an Executive Room. - Parking fee is $12, website says $10 - Room descriptions inaccurate including bed types and number of TVs. - Odd dirty smell in room and bathroom - No clock, drapes, iron or board, coffee pot, safe, closet, dresser or any type of hanging racking for clothes in room. - Shower floor not level, resulting in water pooling to one corner where it stayed all night. This might explain odd, dirty smell. - Moth inside sheets of king bed, discovered at bed time after pulling sheets back. - No sheets on sofa bed or anywhere in room. Asked front desk for sheets when headed out for dinner, they offered to have housekeeping put sheets on but we declined and asked to get them upon my return. Housekeeping entered room anyway even with do not disturb on door. - TV didn't work nor did telephone when I tried calling down for tech support. - Walk downstairs to ask about TV, given instructions how to reset box but even that didn't work. Asked to move rooms but they were booked up. When I asked for discount, they offered $25 off a $350 rate. I asked for larger discount but was told manager must approve and they'd follow up with me but no one did and no discount provided at all. Later front desk clerk came to room, unplugged and plugged in new cords to get TV working. - Thin walls and windows, heard traffic and drunks leaving the bar across street late into the night and if it's a Wednesday morning you'll hear a dump truck at 6:20am. Through all this never even an apology from any staffer.

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.

I recommend staying here 1-2 nights. The views are amazing and great access to some trails. The…read moreaccommodations are limited due to the age of the hotel plus location. The restaurant on the premises is awful and I would plan accordingly. Make sure to get a park facing room with a balcony.

The view is amazing…read more But the rooms are not the best. If you wake up easily you need earplugs or sleep with the fan on in your ear. There is only two restaurants so the wait time can be awhile and the food is okay. But the views were amazing.

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.

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

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

Everything about this location was fantastic. The restaurant is incredible and served what was…read moreperhaps the best tuna fish sandwich I have ever eaten outside of my mother's kitchen complete with crushed potato chips inside the bread. The Huckleberry ice cream was great as well. The rooms were Minimalist, but had everything you could need for your stay. We had a problem with hot water the first night, but after that, everything seemed to be fine. This location is on the site of an old railroad Depot and several of the rooms are renovated rail cars. We were in the main inn; we use the washing machines and dryers. The sauna was opened, but the hot tub was not as we went very early in the season. The hot tub is located among a Grove of trees that must be amazing in the summer. Although the staff were and there were some conflicting information about various amenities, for the most part, they really were there to make, everyone comfortable. This hotel was close to the park entrance and so it was easy getting into glacier. I would stay here again.

We took the opportunity to have lunch at LOGE Glacier aa we drove through the Park. We had a lovely…read morelunch of a bowl (huge) of roasted red pepper and tomato soup, served with a salad and a cheddar biscuit. The highlight of our time there was definitely our server, Kiana. She was helpful, engaging and brought her happy spirit to our experience. While everyone was pleasant, Kiana made breaking up a very long drive refreshing! Thanks so much!