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

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.

This hostel is great!! So homey and clean with friendly service. Misty set our reservation up and…read morewas so helpful and friendly. Would highly recommend for anyone spending time at Glacier National Park or just driving through the area!

Great! Just about the nicest hostel I've ever stayed in.read more

From the owner: Since 1918 Our shop…read morefocus is on service, we are riders who ride and we want to help you enjoy cycling and the adventure it brings as much as we do. Live, love , ride!

DANG, Chris T, I wanted to be the first to review Polebridge Hostel! This place rocks…read more This is a hostel in the true tradition. Its rustic, welcoming and peaceful; the scenery is wonderful. Its a great place to rest after exploring Glacier Natl. Park. I've stayed here a few times, twice by myself and once with my mom who loved it! Its worth the seemingly never-ending drive over the gravel washboard road to get there. Once on my drive there, I came upon a bear sitting in the middle of the road, and just drove slowly around it, hoping it didn't want to come sit on my little car. I stayed in the main hostel lodge, and as we first walked in, I remember being charmed by the fireplace. As twilight approached, it was recommended we go to the restroom - outside and a short walk - in the light. I'm not going to spoil it for you, but the outhouse is one of the best features of the place. Back in the lodge, there were lamps to be lit, and i had a bath in a huge claw-foot tub. We watched a short movie (generator?) and hit the hay. We sat in the kitchen in the morning and chatted with other hostelers. Cozy, comfy, and I felt like I was in a gold miner's lodge at the turn of the century. Be advised, this hostel is rustic but its one of my favorite hostels I've had the privilege of staying. If you can't handle an outhouse or bears, wolverines, swooping eagles, no electricity and log cabins, think twice and find a motel away from the stillness of the woods. But if you miss it, you've missed great fun and an experience you will always remember.

I stayed here eons ago. It was a perfect quiet rustic place in the early 1990s. I am so glad it…read moreis still a hostel!

This was a budget friendly hotel option at the base of Glacier National Park so we knew going into…read moreit that it would be no frills but all we could hope for was a clean and simple room. Luckily, it was a clean and simple room. The building itself reminded me of church camp - the room didn't have bunkbeds but it wouldn't be surprising if they did ;) The location neighboring the fancier skiing resorts (walking distance) was lovely for the views, trails and mini stores. Unfortunately, the thing that didn't make us love C'mon Inn was the lack of COVID safety precautions. The staff was half-heartedly wearing masks (some did / some did not), and none of the other guests we encountered were wearing masks. We thoroughly sanitized our own room but it didn't feel that this was a top priority for this hotel as it wasn't communicated. Overall, it got the job done but it's too bad they aren't taking the pandemic more seriously for their guests' safety.

Great place! Rooms are comfortable, clean and breakfast is prepared fresh and generous. There is…read morea common area with a fireplace. Breakfast room is open all day with a microwave and coffee. People are friendly, the atmosphere seems to encourage conversations and friendliness. Staff are very helpful and know about the area. Rebecca encouraged us to try cross country skiing. Cross country ski trails are accessible from the lower lodge. Almost forgot the hot tub! Good to soak the sore muscles at the end of the day.

One of the best weekends of my life! I still dream of quiting my job and just living from Hostel to…read moreHostel all along the west coast then Polebridge for the summer. If you want rustic, off the grid, no electricity in the entire town, outhouse experience this is the place! Solar is power is available to charge batteries access WiFi for those that just can't live without. I would say if you want the experience leave the phone and laptop at home. Land-line available for emergency. North Fork Valley is just west of Glacier National Park (some of our best hiking) and just south of Canada. The stars have never shown so bright! We stayed in the The Green Zucchini A homemade trailer from the '50s! Love the rustic setting, beautiful mountains and trees. So quiet you think pine needles dropping to the ground is loud. Would love to go back.

This place feels like a prison or I might be murdered in the middle of the night. Absolutely zero…read morepictures on the wall or even a desk. There is an exposed pipe is going through the room and the mini fridge is literally right next to the bathroom sink blocking the hair dryer. Absolutely not worth the $200/night price tag. I would give it a $30 price tag and call it a hostel. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else or bring a tent to Whitefish.

Remember, stars = value... if I was paying 3-400 a night this would be a 3 but it's 100 a night so…read morefor what it is, it's 5 stars! What a great little find! This place is right in the middle of where you want to be. Walking distance to everything. Clean Clean Clean! I usually stay at more pricey places but everything was booked when I made reservations last week. The decor is pretty simple and less is more here, lol, but the most important thing for me is clean and they nailed it, housekeeping is outstanding. Don't let the decor detour ya this is a great bang for buck place, now I have extra money for cocktails and fun

A LATTE! What…read moreI stopped here for a latte before my hike at Two Medicine. This was my first latte in a few days in Montana! I appreciated this! I also loved that they had non-dairy milk alternatives for the latte! Very worth it. Environment Looks like this is a hostel and there is places to stay, but I was only here for the coffee. There is parking on the side of the building. I was here around 7am, not sure if it would get busy later in the day. Niceness of the staff The person there was ok. I was able to make my order. Dollar It was a whole 6$ for my latte! OH they don't have tap! Bring your physical cards. Yes/No I know where the lattes are, I would stopped here again for a latte.

Loved the Huckleberry Ice cream! Must try if you are in the area. The huckleberry jam was also…read morereally good - definitely something to take back home from your travel!

Extremely beautiful hotel -- from the outside and inside the lobby. The lobby boasts a huge…read morefireplace, helping the large room seem luxurious. However. The carpeting in the stairwell is tattered and dirty. Literally a small pile of dirt on one side of one of the stairs, with the remainder spilling onto the other stairs. I understand people come here to do outdoorsy things, but some upkeep should be still be required. The room or "suite" while large, was oddly shaped and the TV, on the other side of the room, far away from the bed, was extremely small. I think there are better hotel options in Kalispell.

My dispute quite clearly asking for a non smoking room, my room smelled of cigarettes. It was clean…read morebut unpleasant to stay in and try to sleep in. Additionally, I got profiled by a guy named Scott in the lobby which was such an awkward and unpleasant experience. I went out to eat and come back to the hotel with left overs, asked the front desk person, who had checked me in, for a recommendation and walked up to my room to drop off my food. After calling an uber I walked back down to the lobby at which point Scott approached me and started hassling me about if I was staying at the hotel. I've travelled for work for about 8 years now and have never felt so unwelcome or accosted in a hotel before. Horribly unprofessional and a terrible experience. After a productive conversation with manager this morning, I feel better about my experience. Mistakes do happen but it is refreshing and important to have seen management take an interest and reach out to me about the experience. Thank you very much for your time Lacey

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.