Granite Park Chalet
Self-service stone chalet at the end of the Highline Trail; bring food and water, cook in the kitchen.
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Lodging ★ 4.7 147 reviews
Self-service stone chalet at the end of the Highline Trail; bring food and water, cook in the kitchen.
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Lodging ★ 4.7 613 reviews
$185–$699, lodge & cabins. On-site Railway Café in a vintage caboose.
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Lodging ★ 4.2 219 reviews
Family-run Kalispell hotel with free continental breakfast, laundry and an RV park, about 33 miles from West Glacier.
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Lodging ★ 4.2 878 reviews
Grouse Mountain Lodge: pricey but polished. Indoor pool, spa, and Glacier vibes—worth the splurge.
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Lodging ★ 4.6 630 reviews
$99 king room, free hot breakfast, indoor saltwater pool. Game on.
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Lodging ★ 4.5 1,023 reviews
Chain hotel off US 2 in Kalispell with free hot breakfast, indoor pool and airport shuttle, 33 miles from West Glacier.
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Lodging ★ 5.0 140 reviews
Six cabins and a grand lodge. Private decks, glacier views.
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Lodging Rustic upstairs rooms above East Glacier's bakery, with a shared porch and Rockies views.
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Lodging ★ 4.8 194 reviews
Hidden Moose Lodge nails Glacier NP value: hot tub, seasonal ski shuttle, and freebies.
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Lodging ★ 4.5 769 reviews
Pet-friendly Holiday Inn Express in north Kalispell with free breakfast and indoor pool, 33 miles from West Glacier.
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Lodging ★ 4.6 695 reviews
Extended-stay Hilton suites with full kitchens in north Kalispell, about 33 miles from Glacier's West Entrance.
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Lodging ★ 4.5 360 reviews
Restored 1912 downtown Kalispell hotel with included breakfast, about 33 miles from Glacier's West Entrance.
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Lodging ★ 4.6 747 reviews
$150/night. Ski-in lodge with free breakfast and shuttle.
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Lodging ★ 4.6 1,559 reviews
Lake McDonald Lodge: historic rooms, lakefront access, and on-site dining inside Glacier.
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Lodging The 1914 lakeside lodge at the heart of Many Glacier, with the valley's big trails at the door.
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Lodging ★ 4.5 522 reviews
Golf, spa, Glacier gateway. $89–$466 per night.
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Lodging ★ 4.4 947 reviews
Lakeside luxury with golf, spa, and pools. Glacier views, premium price.
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Lodging Budget gateway motel, 23 mi to park entrance. Hiker-friendly sleep before the road.
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Lodging Glacier gateway hotel in Babb, MT. WiFi, 34.5km from park center, northern access.
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Lodging ★ 3.5 64 reviews
Simple motor inn beside Lake McDonald Lodge, inside the park on the west side.
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Lodging Basic motel lodging in East Glacier Park Village, 31 miles from Glacier NP center.
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Lodging ★ 4.3 384 reviews
Kitchenette rooms with free parking and 24-hour laundry in north Kalispell, about 33 miles from the West Entrance.
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Lodging Budget hostel in Polebridge since 1979. Shared bunks, solar power, no WiFi—confirm seasonal dates before booking.
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Lodging ★ 4.8 362 reviews
North Forty Resort nails Glacier cabin living—kitchens, fireplace, two hot tubs, and a sauna. Worth the splurge.
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