
Hidden Moose Lodge is a 15-room lodge near Glacier National Park. It’s priced from $99 off-peak to $275 for the Big Sky Suite, with freebies like drinks and a seasonal ski shuttle. The game plan: soak in the hot tub, enjoy breakfast included, and hike Glacier without blowing the budget.
Skip the lobby coffee—breakfast is included, but coffee quality is not guaranteed. You’re less than 30 minutes from Glacier’s gates, so plan to depart early. Leave by 6:30–7:00 AM to beat the crowds.
✅ BOOK IF: You want a cozy Montana lodge with freebies and a ski shuttle, without a resort price tag. ❌ SKIP IF: You demand on-site dining and ultra-luxe amenities.
Terraced river rock garden views, Wooded hillside views, Cascading waterfall views
Rustic Montana lodge with a river rock fireplace in the Great Room, vaulted ceilings with log truss beams, and an upscale rustic decor with log and iron furnishings.
Ranked #3 on Wanderlog's "The 10 best bed and breakfasts in Glacier National Park".
Best for families, couples, and active travelers seeking outdoor Montana adventures; generally quiet in wooded setting, though highway-facing rooms may have some traffic noise.
Summer peak (late June–early September) and winter peak (December–March)
Look, it’s not a buzzy resort. It’s a 15-room lodge with a warm vibe, included breakfast, a hot tub, and free drinks. The price range delivers serious value near Glacier, but there’s no on-site restaurant and some rooms could hear road noise from the highway.
❌ SKIP IF: You need a thriving on-site dining scene or ultra-modern luxury. ❌ SKIP IF: You want strict quiet with zero road noise (highway-facing rooms exist).
Book six months in advance for peak season.
Rating 4.8/5 from 194 reviews. Guests praise the cozy lodge vibe, river garden and waterfall views, and freebies like drinks and a ski shuttle; strong value near Glacier.
Indoor and outdoor pools; heated status not specified.
No on-site restaurant; an antique bar sits in the Great Room/Back Deck area.
30 days or more notice incurs a $20 processing fee.
Pets allowed in certain rooms with prior notice; dog fee $20-$25 per night (some listings show $30 per night with a $100 weekly max); leash outdoors and do not leave pets unattended in rooms.
Free onsite parking.
To Park Center
26 miles to Glacier National Park entrance (approx.
To Nearest Town
Downtown Whitefish ~1.9 miles
Free SNOW bus stops in front of the lodge for Whitefish Mountain Resort (ski season). Shuttle to downtown Whitefish available during operating hours (7am–10:45pm).
Downtown Whitefish (1.9 miles), Whitefish City Beach (<2 miles)
Based on 194 Google reviews
Based on 194 guest reviews
" Rating 4.8/5 from 194 reviews. Guests praise the cozy lodge vibe, river garden and waterfall views, and freebies like drinks and a ski shuttle; strong value near Glacier."
Kylie Schumacher
Amazing little bed and breakfast in Whitefish! Excellent location, amazing service, and a cozy atmosphere perfect for those cold weather months.I enjoyed a weekend getaway here with my dog. I was grateful that they have pet friendly rooms so he could join. Breakfast was delicious each morning (they alternate between sweet and savory dishes). I asked for decaf on the first morning and they had a fresh brewed pot on the second morning. There's great hiking close by and it's close to the ski hill. Staff went above and beyond to make my stay a wonderful one (thank you to Claire, Tracey, and Veronica). Would come back in a heartbeat.
Carly Elaine Westensee
My husband and I are locals, and came to the hidden moose for a staycation. We absolutely loved all of the amenities. It was very comfortable and we slept great. The breakfast in the morning was adorable and delicious. We slept comfortably and woke up and went to the dining room, where the sun soaked room was filled with flowers, coffee and comfortable guests. I had three huckleberry pancakes. No regrets I will go back there.
Tyler
Best cross between a lodge and a bed and breakfast I've come across. Made you feel like a true guest and not a customer. Very warm, relaxed and friendly. Very cool setting. Will be back!!
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No on-site restaurant; there is an antique bar in the Great Room/Back Deck area.
Yes, breakfast is included.
Yes, in certain rooms with prior notice; dog fee $20-$25 per night (occasionally listed as $30); leash rules apply; pets cannot be left unattended in rooms.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM; check-out is at 11:00 AM.
Approximately 26 miles to the park entrance, about 30 minutes by car.
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