Northwest Montana - Glacier National Park hotel guide. Red Lion hotel in Northwest Montana - Glacier National Park, Montana

"We were at a conference. Loced coming back to the hot tub in the evenings "

"The cleaness of this hotel is stunning. The breakfast buffet is always refilled on time with with fresh foods. They have gravy but it is not like the regular stale one sitting in the the warming pot for a long time! I think the staff and the management did a excellent job!! Thank you for a pleasant stay!"

"We spent two nights as a quick getaway. The room was clean and the bed was great. We enjoyed the Sunday brunch. The staff were all excellent especially Jen. We enjoyed our stay and will return."

"Very clean and quiet. Conveniently located next to Cracker Barrel with more than adequate parking. Friendly staff!"

"The room was clean and quiet! The bed was comfortable. My only complaint is that you have to pay $20 for parking. "

"Very nice hotel. "

"Nice clean place with good options for breakfast. Didn't check out the hot tub but it was your average indoor pool and hot tub set up."

"It was a nice quiet stay. The hit tub and pool area are perfect for adults during the day and kids at night."

"The advertising is misleading. I booked a “room with a view” but “the view was of a car wash, a dog groomers and a dental business. Having a view just meant being on the top floor. The business center was one of the main reasons I booked there but the business center was a desk in the front lobby with a computer and a printer. When I used the printer it ran out of ink and there wasn’t a replacement cartridge. It also had a kitchenette which was great but you have to pay extra for pots, pans, dishes and silverware. That being said. The place is nice. They did a good job on the remodel. I was comfortable, the staff were friendly and I felt safe in the area. There’s a nice patio out back with a BBQ and picnic tables and there’s a very nice walking path which I found to be peaceful and very pleasant. There are no lights along the path so if that’s not your thing then it’s best to use it during daylight hours."