Many Glacier Hotel

Beautiful stay. This is a historic hotel, so funky shower knobs, extremely thin walls and doors, etc. were par for the course. The location is unbelievably pretty. We snagged a one night cancelation in the last night this hotel was open in 2025. We thoroughly enjoyed the restaurant, the duck leg was incredible at dinner. We had great hikes to Grinnell and Iceberg lake. Would love to stay here again.

My husband and I stayed at the Many Glacier Hotel for 2 nights in September. We stayed in a deluxe king lakeside view with balcony. Our room was spacious , clean and the view amazing. But for the price we paid we were expecting the service of a nice hotel! Our room was supposed to have 2 chairs inside - it only had one- the young lady at the desk offered us a folding chair. We asked for a refresh between days . They did not replace our coffee or cups with the refresh . We tried the hotel restaurant . The staff was very friendly and the view beautiful but the food was horrible. It arrived 5 minutes after ordering. Not cooked fresh. Cold and congealed on the plate. We tried Heidi the cafe. The prices were reasonable for warmed up Starbucks style food. A hotel at this price point should h

A busy place, yet the scenery is so stunning you can hear waterfowl and other wildlife at a great distance because the guests are all in awe; taking in one of the most magnificent places on earth. The greatest national park makes Yosemite pale in comparison. Truly inspiring natural beauty.

The rooms are not that big but we have the one facing the lake and it's wonderful to watch sunrise from the balcony. The bedsheets are luxurious as well. We just didn't like the sink faucet having separate spouts for hot and cold water.But otherwise great locations for a few trails and boat rides

Many Glacier Hotel, nestled in Glacier National Park, offers breathtaking lake and mountain views with a classic Swiss chalet charm. The historic lodge boasts cozy rooms, a grand lobby, and easy access to top hiking trails like Grinnell Glacier. While the rooms are simple and lack modern amenities (no TVs or Wi-Fi), the atmosphere and scenery more than compensate. The staff is friendly, and the dining options are solid, though pricey. Overall, it’s a perfect retreat for nature lovers seeking a rustic, unplugged experience surrounded by stunning alpine beauty.