Lodging
Hidden Moose Lodge
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.
Quaint lodge offering rooms & a hot tub, plus freebies like drinks & a seasonal ski shuttle.
Quick facts
- Lodging Type
- Lodge/Bed & Breakfast
- Price Low Season
- 99
- Price High Season
- 275
Stay details
- Lodging Type
- Lodge/Bed & Breakfast
- Price Low Season
- 99
- Price High Season
- 275
- Peak Season Dates
- Summer peak: late June–early September; Winter peak: December–March
- Off Season Dates
- Shoulder seasons vary; spring and fall
- Minimum Stay
- 1
- Cancellation Policy
- 30 days or more notice incurs a $20 processing fee.
Rooms & amenities
- Room Types Available
- Lodge Rooms
- Deluxe King Rooms
- Western Suite
- Garden Suite
- Big Sky Suite
- Max Occupancy
- 4
- Bed Configurations
- Queen bed in Lodge Rooms
- King-size bed in Deluxe King Rooms
- King-size bed in Western Suite
- King-size bed in Garden Suite
- King-size bed in Big Sky Suite
- Sofa sleeper in Western Suite
- Sofa sleeper in Garden Suite
- Square Footage
- 700+ sq ft (Big Sky Suite)
- In Room Amenities
- Private deck (Lodge Rooms)
- Private balcony (Deluxe King Rooms)
- Jetted tub/shower or walk-in shower/soaking tub (Deluxe King Rooms)
- Soaking clawfoot tub (Garden & Western Suites)
- Gas rock fireplace (Big Sky Suite)
- TV
- Refrigerator
- Free WiFi
- Air conditioning in some rooms
- Central heating
- Property Amenities
- Hot tub (outdoor and covered)
- Indoor and outdoor pools (heated status unclear)
- Breakfast included
- Antique bar in Great Room/Back Deck
- Spa/Massage on-site
- Free onsite parking
- Pool Details
- Indoor and outdoor pools; heated status not specified.
- Restaurant Details
- No on-site restaurant; an antique bar sits in the Great Room/Back Deck area.
- Family Amenities
- Sofa sleeper in Western Suite
- Sofa sleeper in Garden Suite
Location & access
- Park Area
- Glacier National Park area, Whitefish, MT vicinity
- Distance To Park
- 26 miles to Glacier National Park entrance (approx.
- Distance To Town
- Downtown Whitefish ~1.9 miles
- Distance To Visitor Center
- Closest Glacier entrance ~26 miles away
- Parking Details
- Free onsite parking.
- Shuttle Service
- 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).
- Walkable Amenities
- Downtown Whitefish (1.9 miles)
- Whitefish City Beach (<2 miles)
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair access to common/public areas; 1-floor property; explicit ADA rooms not listed.
Policies & fit
- Pet Policy
- 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.
- Seasonal Operation
- Open year-round.
- Winter Access
- Winter access via SNOW bus to Whitefish Mountain Resort; shuttle service continues seasonally to town
- Best For
- Best for families, couples, and active travelers seeking outdoor Montana adventures.
- Who Should Skip This
- ❌ 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).
Planning advice
- Review Summary
- 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.
- The Honest Truth
- 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.
- Room Insider Tips
- Ask for a back-building room to avoid highway noise. Lodge Rooms offer a queen bed with private deck; Deluxe King Rooms give a balcony and king bed with vaulted ceilings; For the best views, try the Big Sky Suite (700+ sq ft) with a gas fireplace and expansive balcony.
- Pro Tip Booking
- Book six months in advance for peak season.
- Your Morning Game Plan
- 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.
- Best Time To Visit
- Summer peak (late June–early September) and winter peak (December–March)
- Pro Tips
- Parking is free onsite.
- Free SNOW bus stops in front of the lodge for transport to Whitefish Mountain Resort in ski season.
- Shuttle to downtown Whitefish runs during operating hours (7am–10:45pm).
- Breakfast is included; bring your appetite.
- Pets allowed in certain rooms with prior notice; dog fee $20-$25 per night; leash rules apply.
More details
- Lodging Category
- hotel
- Is Valid Lodging
- 1
- Accessibility Features
- Wheelchair accessible common areas
- Hours
- Monday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Thursday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Friday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Saturday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Sunday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Not Recommended For
- Not ideal for guests seeking extensive on-site dining options.
- Cell Service Wi-Fi
- WiFi is free; cell service details not specified.
- Local Hazards
- Wildlife such as moose, bears, deer, and squirrels are common in the area.
- Year Built
- 1996
- Notable Views
- Terraced river rock garden views
- Wooded hillside views
- Cascading waterfall views
- Architecture Style
- 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.
- Awards
- Ranked #3 on Wanderlog's "The 10 best bed and breakfasts in Glacier National Park".
- Family Friendly Notes
- 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.
- Nearby Facilities
- Downtown Whitefish, Whitefish City Beach, Glacier National Park entrance ~26 miles; SNOW bus stops in front for ski season; shuttle to Whitefish Mountain Resort and downtown Whitefish.
- Book If
- ✅ 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.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is there a restaurant on-site?
No on-site restaurant; there is an antique bar in the Great Room/Back Deck area.
Is breakfast included?
Yes, breakfast is included.
Are pets allowed?
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.
What are check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is at 4:00 PM; check-out is at 11:00 AM.
How far is it to Glacier National Park?
Approximately 26 miles to the park entrance, about 30 minutes by car.
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