
It's a polished B&B in Whitefish with nine rooms and a woodsy-chic vibe. Free cookies, a hot tub, and ski storage set the mood for year-round Glacier access. The pricing flexes by season, but value is clear for a cozy, intimate stay. We take those.
Hit the in-room coffee or in-house roasted coffee from the start—it's a pleasant perk. You're about 24 minutes from the Glacier West Entrance; plan to leave around 6:45 AM to beat the tour buses. For a smooth morning, enjoy breakfast and head out by 6:50 AM to maximize park time.
✅ BOOK IF: You crave a cozy, intimate B&B with thoughtful touches and year-round Glacier access. ❌ SKIP IF: You need elevator access or a restaurant-run property.
Garden views, Mountain views, Big Mountain views
Cedar timber construction with a rustic western motif; vaulted wood ceilings; native-inspired art
5 stars from 169 reviews
Best for couples, families, and solo travelers seeking a cozy, personalized experience.
Operates year-round; ski season access via the S.N.O.W. shuttle. Rates vary by season.
This is a polished woodsy-chic B&B with nine rooms and a genuine hospitality vibe. It isn’t a full-service resort, but the free cookies, hot tub, and thoughtful amenities make it feel special. If you want a quiet, intimate base for Glacier adventures, this place earns its 5-star reputation—just mind the no-elevator setup and the limited on-site dining.
❌ SKIP IF: You require elevator access or a full-service on-site restaurant. ❌ SKIP IF: You need guaranteed never-noise or the most expansive dining program.
Book direct via http://www.goodmedicinelodge.com/ and request a garden-view or mountain-view room; for peak season, secure early check-in or late check-out options (note: $100 fees may apply).
Polished B&B with woodsy-chic rooms and standout extras (free cookies, hot tub, ski storage) near Glacier. Year-round appeal, garden and mountain views, and a welcoming vibe, though dining is breakfast-plus snacks and accessibility is limited. Value is clear for the intimate, boutique experience.
Outdoor hot tub; open year-round with maintenance typically on Tuesdays.
On-site dining is limited to breakfast and evening hors d'oeuvres; no full-service restaurant on site.
Individual room cancellations at least 30 days prior to arrival receive a full refund less a $30 processing fee. Cancellations within 30 days and no-shows forfeit all monies. For group bookings (4+ rooms) or whole lodge, cancellations 90+ days prior receive a full refund less $30; within 90 days or no-shows forfeits all monies.
Pets are not allowed; only service animals are welcome.
Free on-site self-parking.
To Park Center
Approximately 25 miles (about 24-minute drive) to Glacier NP Entrance Station.
To Nearest Town
0.7 miles from center of Whitefish
Free S.N.O.W. shuttle stops at the lodge daily during ski season, providing transport to Whitefish Mountain Resort.
Downtown Whitefish (0.7 miles), Whitefish Lake City Beach access (15-minute walk or 5 minutes by bike), Bonsai Brewery (within a block), Stumptown Ice Den (next door)
Based on 169 Google reviews
Based on 169 guest reviews
" Polished B&B with woodsy-chic rooms and standout extras (free cookies, hot tub, ski storage) near Glacier. Year-round appeal, garden and mountain views, and a welcoming vibe, though dining is breakfast-plus snacks and accessibility is limited. Value is clear for the intimate, boutique experience."
Evan Rengel
My wife and I rented out the whole lodge for our wedding this year. The value we got from this experience will last a lifetime. All of our guests were cozy and having everyone in a central spot made everything work smoothly. Shayla is the manager of the lodge and she was looking out for us the whole time. Breakfast was spectacular and she even hosted a dinner for us one of the nights. If you are looking for a smaller destination wedding, we would highly recommend good medicine lodge for your stay.
Courtney McCusker
My husband and I only got to stay for 1 night at Good Medicine Lodge and we were sad to have to leave! Our room (Beargrass) was clean and comfortable, and had many convenient amenities such as lovely shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. We enjoyed the balcony with rocking chairs as well. The lodge itself had so many helpful details - complimentary snacks and drinks, hiking supplies (bear spray, hiking poles, sunscreen, maps for GNP, etc.), books and games, and more. We didn’t get a chance to use the outdoor fire pit and hot tub but they were available, and the common areas were very cozy. The breakfast was delicious and Shayla was an attentive and friendly innkeeper. Communication with the owner Derek was also easy, and he accommodated a change in dates for us with no issues. The location was convenient to downtown Whitefish and GNP. Overall I can’t say enough good things about Good Medicine Lodge - we hope to come back and definitely recommend it to others!
Ashley L.
Truly wonderful experience staying at Good Medicine Lodge! My husband, mom, and I spent 5 nights and are already thinking about when we can go back. It felt like we were staying with family, feeling cared for and having all the comforts of home at our fingertips. The staff was incredibly kind, going out of their way to ask how our day was and offer recommendations. Special shout out to Shayla who went above and beyond to help us feel comfortable.The lodge itself is beautiful, immaculately clean, and cozy. My husband and I stayed in the Huckleberry Suite which was perfect for the two of us. We loved using the gas stove in our room and the heated tiles in the bathroom. The balcony was the perfect spot to enjoy a cup of coffee while I watched the sunrise.As for the food - WOW! Breakfast each morning was delicious while being healthy and fulfilling. We appreciated the complimentary snacks, they were especially helpful when heading out for a long day of sightseeing and hiking. The afternoon sweet treats were a hit, our favorite was the honey brown butter cookies! Everything we ate was made with love and high quality ingredients.Thank you for an incredible trip! We can't wait to come back!
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Breakfast is served, with evening hors d'oeuvres and beverages, but no full-service restaurant on site.
Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Yes, free on-site self-parking.
There is limited handicap accessibility; one wheelchair-accessible room with a tiled curbless shower, two accessible parking spaces, and a stair-free path to the entrance.
About a 24-minute drive, roughly 25 miles from the park entrance.
Ask for a garden-view or mountain-view room; some rooms offer Jetted tubs or gas fireplaces, and a Two-Bedroom Suite if traveling with family.
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