Glacier Peaks Hotel

Stayed here for four nights in early fall. As far as hotels go, I would rate this one as average. The rooms are comfortable enough however the walls are paper thin. I could hear people's conversations whenever someone was in the room next to me. One woman had a super annoying dog that barked constantly and I had to ask to change rooms. The girl at the counter was very sympathetic and changed my room immediately. The breakfast is actually pretty good. There was eggs, bacon or sausages and one day even had mini omelettes. There's also nice bagels, a waffle machine, yogurt, oatmeal, cereal and a few other things. The restaurant next door (inside the casino) is very basic and the food is very mediocre.Browning is not a bad place to stay if you're planning on visiting Glacier National Park. There's a Subway nearby the hotel that you can use for good sandwiches. The town doesn't have much by way of nice restaurants but you do have cellular service and terrific views when driving towards the park, though it is a bit far. It's closer to Many Glacier and Two Medicine than West Glacier though.Overall, I felt the hotel is not worth the cost per night (in terms of value), but it is in line with other accommodations in the area because of the proximity to Glacier National Park. This is probably still the best place you could stay in Browning and all together, you will likely find this a suitable location to stay.

If you’re looking for somewhere nice & convenient to stay on the east side of Glacier National Park this is a great choice. It is a very nice hotel, well furnished, attractive and very clean. The staff were all very polite and extremely helpful, went overboard to make sure we got the best price, even to the point of making sure we got the senior discount when we checked in. The breakfast was top quality and well staffed by a very pleasant person. It is a great location within short driving distance to East Glacier park entrance and only about 30 minutes or so from St. Mary.

The hotel and rooms were clean.The continental breakfast was below average even for a continental breakfast. The bacon looked as thin as tissue paper, and the eggs were highly processed. The waffle makers were not working.We decided to go to the restaurant in the casino. It was a weird experience because nothing is available on the table; everything is kept behind the counter like napkins, salt, pepper, sugar, cream. The restaurant food was good, especially compared to the continental breakfast.Only staff member was friendly. The others seemed like I was an inconvenience intruding on their conversation while they stood around doing nothing.The staff and guests smoke cigarettes outside the building right in front of the main entrance, so walking through a cloud of cigarette smoke was not great.