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

"I asked for early check in - 3 pm instead of 4 pm. Thankfully they were able to get half of the 6 rooms ready by 3:30. But when I called the front desk person sighed and made it sound like it was going to be a big problem. The rooms were clean, otherwise the staff were nice and mainly just stayed out of our way. Breakfast was fine. I have family in Kalispell and when we told them we booked the Red Lion they said it has had trouble with homeless people around the hotel. We didn’t have any trouble but a security guy walked through when a guy who looked as though he had a rough life walked through the lobby - he left as the security guy came through. Besides that we didn’t have any problems. Also, our kids were disappointed the pool wasn’t working. "

"Great place. Will stay here again. "

"Bring your own shampoo. The only thing provided for toiletries is a bar of soap."

"I ate dinner in the hotel the first night of my stay. They were out of all of the entrees despite dining at 5:00. I ordered the mud pie dessert to go but the staff could not provide me with a to go container. My room was not serviced at all during the duration of my stay. I ran out of towels and toilet paper. "

"Room is clean and modern, water was warm, comfy beds/bedding"

"We stayed in a room with a balcony overlooking the river. I was a great view, and there were chairs on the balcony, but metal, with no padding. Having a small cushion for the chairs would be nice. The lawn was a little overgrown, un-mowed, but the outside amenities were very nice."

"Nice room, however, my view was of the laundry area and carport. Also, you can easily hear your neighbors. The on-site restaurant was wonderful with lovely staff."

"It was a beautiful property and everyone was super kind. The rooms were very clean. The little boy’s birthday party happening in the indoor pool was a little rowdy, but understandable."

"The location is stunning and unbeat"