Don't bother staying here it's overpriced. You can hear and be heard by anyone walking by and both…read morerooms sharing a wall. Got zero sleep. Sad and the staff is awful and not very helpful. P.I.A. to get to from the interstate.

We was going to take my younger sister to Glacier National Park this past August. I planned to…read morebook a nice roon once we got close enough to be at the park in the morning. I had a problem getting my reservation set up. I called a independent travel agent for help. We discovered this is NOT a HIE hotel. A simple phone call to the desk will confirm this. I didnt get so far as entering any personal information and had no worry about that. I was able to reroute our trip to enter GNP from West Glacier instead of traveling north on I-15 and coming into GNP on US Highway 2. Hopefully you will discover that this place is not an HIE as some of their adverts suggest.

I mean.... What…read moreI stayed here 2 nights cause I wanted to be closer to the east glacier side so I don't have to wake up as early. Oh this was a mistake... I mean I powered through the 2 nights but I felt very... dirty... Everything here was outdated, the carpets and beddings are questionable... same with the towels... sigh... Environment The was plenty of parking available, it is right off the Main Street, so if felt ok.. I was able to park right in front of my room and see my car.. It was a little shady for me Niceness of the staff Very nice staff, they had a water machine in the front office. The check-in was easy. The check-out... I am not sure how it really works, if you want to check out before 7am, you may have to call someone. I tried to check out at 6:50 and there was a note on the door to call (which didn't work btw) then I called another number and the person was able to open the door so I checked-out. The check-out process could be optimized.. maybe have a dropbox for people to drop off keys... Dollar It was the saver price! I paid around 90$ a night. Though I feel like it isn't worth the cost. Yes/No NO I would not stay here again...

If you want a room with no hot water, dirty carpets, grimy walls and a pack of dogs outside your…read moredoor....this is the place for you! The office manager does not respond when you ring the bell to her office to explain these issues, she doesn't answer! Bring a tent and sleeping bags, that would be preferable to this "Inn" I am giving it a 1 star rating because to publish this review a star rating is required! An honest rating would be F !

We loved our stay and experience!…read more First off....we can't say enough great things about both Ryan and Rachel. They were incredibly helpful during our stay going above and beyond in helping guide us in our decisions with GNP hiking and local dining. Our room was super clean, comfortable, and had all the essentials. In fact, they even loaned us a screwdriver for a few days to help us tighten hiking poles during our trip :) I love the fact there is a second sink/vanity area in the space ...super helpful and convenient. While I know they can't control this....we found all the people staying at the motel equally friendly in the common area and it made it such an overall warm and welcoming experience! Ryan is filled with local/park knowledge, and both he and Rachel were a pleasure to interact with during our stay.

Just what we needed from camping 2nights, friendly and clean. Bed, bath and room all in clean and…read morewhat a gem. Only complaint is walls thin, we had a baby and dog next door. But just what we needed! Park like setting with a friendly face to check us in.

This is such a lovely place. It's easy to find, not far from the East exit of Glacier NP. We…read morepulled our camper into one of the tent sites, located in a mowed meadow, among an aspen tree grove. Sitting there was truly a zen moment for me. The bath house boasts four individual bathrooms. Rustic, but with every amenity you could want, and absolutely immaculate. This resort is also a B and B, so we took advantage of it and enjoyed a very delicious breakfast. Good coffee and a "Moose Pie" made our morning. If you are in the Kiowa area, don't miss this place

We just spent 5 nights here and could NOT be happier about our experience. Teri was so amazing and…read morewelcoming - she gave us great tips and recommendations of places to go. The highlight for us though was her cooking. We were up at the crack of dawn everyday to explore Glacier and every single night, she would pack us a to go breakfast and lunch to have for the next day. It made starting the day super easy and the lunch was always just what we needed mid-trail. Our room had everything we needed and the bed was super comfortable. We slept like babies every night. We will definitely be back!

My rating is based on visiting the area for a day. We did not stay overnight. I wish we did…read more Probably the best way to see the park is to stay at the several lodges rather than commute from Whitefish or other areas. I heard the lodges fill up fast and are very expensive however. This historic hotel is quite incredible from the architecture to the settling right on the lake. It might be expensive but the time savings on being able to start hikes right from the hotel may be worth it. For people like us who did not stay overnight you can enjoy the hotel common areas and restaurants. However unfortunately no WiFi unless you are guests. And they need to install benches outside where you wait for the shuttle.

This is a review for the Patarmigan Room. We hiked for about 10 miles round trip so we treated…read moreourselves to a nice white table cloth dinner. Hubs had the single pork loin (fancy wording for thick pork chop) and I had the roast chicken with cream sauce. Hubs enjoyed the pork chop with its subtle flavors and moist meat served on garlic mash. The first bite of my chicken was awesome as the skin had crunch and the meat was moist. But subsequent to that bite, some parts of the chicken was dry. I really enjoyed the wild rice and veggies though. I'm not a big vegetable fan but the roasted veggies were pretty and had a great assortment. The food was pretty good but not knock your socks off great, but you can't beat the view. Turns out the menu for the lounge has some of the same items as the fancy dinner room for the same price. I think the lounge may have had burgers tho but not sure. Service was also pretty good as most places we'd been to in the last two days had dismal if non existent service. I'd stop here again for a nice hot meal, great view and good service, which seems to be a rare thing to find the area.

We were forced to stay here when bad weather made it impossible to take our motorcycle all the way…read moreup to St Mary. The owner was very nice and accommodating and our room was clean, spacious, and had a big screen TV with satellite and a Jacuzzi and the king sized bed was AMAZINGLY soft. In addition, the breakfast spread was, though of a similar style, far higher quality than any of the motel/hotels we've stayed in before on our trip. They even had soy milk so I was able to eat cereal for once. I'm glad we could turn a bad situation into a great hotel stay. Since I don't see a real location on the address here, it is 121 East Central Avenue Browning, MT 59417

From the owner: Tucked away in the Rocky Mountains, Going-To-The-Sun Inn & Suites is ready to be your home away…read morefrom home in Browning, MT. We offer comfortable lodge accommodations for your visit to our beautiful region, featuring remodeled rooms with king and queen-sized beds and flat-screen TVs. We even offer our guests a complimentary quick breakfast right in the room! Our hotel is conveniently located close to local restaurants, art galleries, and the Museum of the Plains Indians. Our goal is to make your motel stay as pleasant as possible as you enjoy the rich culture and the rustic beauty of the area. Stay, relax, and discover all that Browning has to offer.

We booked "Traditional Cabin, Private Bathroom, Lake View (Buffalo-Cabin #2)" for 4 of us during an…read moreAugust 2021 Glacier NP trip. We arrived late (~10PM) and nearly couldn't find the place because it was PITCH DARK without visible signage or lighting. Address says at Durham Road but it's really a dirt road 50 feet from Durham that is very easily missed. We found our check-in details taped to the front door. I say "found" because it was PITCH DARK so I had to use the flashlight on my cell phone and the lights to the car in order to see it. The paper directed us to Cabin 2 and said the key could be found under the front mat. We walked over uneven terrain, down stairs, across more uneven terrain to find Cabin 2. It was PITCH DARK without any outdoor lighting or lights on in the cabin. The room itself (and really, it was just a square room) was fine. It seemed clean, but was very basic. We immediately noticed there wasn't a bathroom attached. The bathrooms and showers are located in another structure back across the uneven terrain, up the flight of stairs, across more uneven terrain to the bathroom structure. Any middle of the night bathroom trips would need to be made in the PITCH DARK without any outdoor lighting. We ultimately decided it wouldn't be safe for us to stay there, so we left. We luckily found a lovely room WITH A BATHROOM at Glacier Park Lodge that was much more comfortable and safe for our family of 4. BEWARE of the misleading "private bathroom" and bathroom "a few steps away" language that are totally inaccurate and meant to mislead. Definitely not appropriate for anyone with mobility issues.

This experience was pretty amazing, and we loved staying on the blackfeet reservation. Just know…read moregoing in that it isn't a hotel; rather you are sleeping on the ground and outside. It is not an experience that is for everyone. From my understanding, these tipis are pretty authentic and the owner is a member of the blackfeet tribe with great knowledge in building tipis. Nearby the tipi, there is a warm shower house, and also a room guests have 24 hour access too; to hang out in. Sleeping in the tipi with my friends is an experience I won't soon forget.

So many people on Trip Advisor has horrible things to say about this place. However, there is…read morenothing wrong with it. You are in a National Park. Here are your options. Camp, the tent camping was closed due to a grizzly bear coming into camp. Drive at least 50 minutes each way into the park. Or stay at the Swift Current Motor Inn and be in the park and right at several amazing trail heads. The room is small, but the bed is decent. Their is no AC, just open the window. People complain about the noise from neighbors, but you should be so exhausted from hiking nothing will wake you from your sleep. There at Swift Current Motor Inn there are options for rooms. We ultimately stayed at Pine Top. Cabins are available, a little larger, but no private bathroom. There is food options at Nell's. It works, but I never wanted to go back, but had to go back. There is also the market right there selling cold and bagged food. What did I learn today? I loved this place. I would go back in a heart beat. Don't hesitate to book a room here. Just do it way in advance.

I didn't stay here but ate most of my breakfast and one lunch at this place. This is a great place…read moreif you want a great amount of food that is well priced and made to perfection. The service is super quick and their staff is very courteous and helps keep the customers happy.

Great hotel, very friendly and accommodating staff. We appreciated the kind hospitality after a lot…read moreof hours on the road. Thanks!

This hotel is just gross. If Wyndham will put their name on this hotel, their name means nothing…read moreabout quality or cleanliness. The carpets are stained, the hotel entry is cluttered and grungy, our room smelled weird, and there was pee on the toilet seat in our room...before we ever used the toilet. That means they didn't clean our room's toilet and if they didn't clean the toilet, what else did they neglect? Fortunately, I carry clorox wipes when I travel and I personally wiped down all the surfaces in our room. Oh, and I also found a glue trap under the bed against the wall. I have NEVER stayed in a hotel that had glue traps in the room! Why do they need glue traps?? Mice or bugs, but either way it's unsettling. I understand that all hotels must use pest control, but using glue traps in the room is tacky and disgusting. We felt so gross staying here and absolutely hated it. Unfortunately, it's the nicest hotel in Cut Bank. That's not saying much. Also, the walls are very thin. You can hear everything going on in the hallway and adjacent rooms. I was up until 3 am because of an adjoining room's occupant going in and out of their room all night and allowing the door to slam. We only stayed here because it was close to Glacier National Park. The only thing that got me through this stay was knowing I had a very nice room in Kalispell for the next leg of our trip.

Loved the Glacier Park Lodge! We stopped here for lunch on our way to Two Medicine. Played…read morevolleyball by the teepee!! The bison burger was really good and the Smoked Trout BLT was delicious. The trout fish dip was heavy on the cream cheese. Black bean burger was yum and the tomato jam that comes with the Warm Bread is delicious. They had one of the best gift shops I've seen during this Montana trip and picked up a bunch of stuff for my loved ones at home. The main lounge has lots of wooden furniture and a big beautiful fireplace. My husband enjoyed playing horseshoe out back and I got my mother in law to play the 1890s piano! Good place to reset with internet service and snacks before you head on back for your nature day.

During initial planning, I overlooked this place: it isn't an official park hotel, so I figured it…read morewas a bland also-ran, overflow for people who didn't plan sufficiently far in advance. But then I learned it's the original grand lodge built by the Great Northern Railway, full of history! In terms of location, it worked perfectly for one night of our trip. It's very convenient for the Two Medicine area of the park. But I wouldn't recommend it as a base for a long visit, it's almost an hour drive to the St Mary visitor center. I'm pretty surprised by the negative reviews here. We stayed in a Main Lodge Value room and found everything clean and comfortable. Nothing fancy, but everything I expected in the room. And the lobby and common areas were outstanding. There are a ton of great places to sit, the big logs are really impressive, and the grounds are terrific, with flowers, horseshoes, and even a small (lumpy) soccer field. Everyone we encountered were friendly and hardworking. Most surprising are complaints about tiny showers: ours had a neat large clawfoot bathtub with good fixture & curtains to shower. So I guess that isn't a common feature, but it's not like we had a super deluxe room.