Encuentra Hoteles con área de juegos en Montana - Glacier National Park

“I cannot say enough about this BNB. From the minute you drive onto the property, it is meticulously maintained, the gardens the fountain flowers! In the room was blissfully perfect! Amenities furnishings, bedding, so comfortable! (we were in room number 6/hidden lake. The back porch looks out into a meadow and was a beautiful spot for relaxing with a glass of wine after hiking all day Bill, the owner was readily available with any questions or anything we needed throughout the day. Breakfast...

“Bar W is a gorgeous ranch located perfectly close to Whitefish get far enough to properly experience the peace and quiet of the Montana countryside. All the staff at Bar W were friendly, happy and went out of their way to make us feel welcomed and at home. The lodge is stunning, homely and comfortable and I could envisage spending more time there with a group of friends or family. One of my favourite experiences of the US, hope to get back there in the summer months for some trail riding. Thanks...

“Cozy place, nice people, good parking availability. Transport to the ski area not offered, room wasn’t very clean (dog hair all over), the heater had a mind of its own and wasn’t fixed. But the facilities are very nice. The restaurant has great food, but operates only for a few hours. ”

“We stayed here during the Big Sky Music Festival. It was close but far enough away from the hustle and bustle.”

“Everything was great, I loved the room. So Cozy and peaceful. Loved the hot springs too. ”

“The lodge was beatiful, quiet and welcoming. The owners were very accommodating and treated us like old friends.Food was yummy. So much wild life in area.”

“Worked out well for visiting multiple entry points of Glacier National Park. Cozy home, well stocked kitchen and Deb was quick to respond to any questions and overall a fantastic host. ”

“I stayed 3 days and they never cleaned the room, besides when I left I left the charger of my laptop and came back only an hour and I was no longer there”