Hotels Near Western Park in Flathead County

This stay was going quite well until I showed in the breakfast room at 5:15 AM for a cup of coffee, and from behind the front desk the overnight clerk yelled ”Breakfast is at 6 AM!!!!!”. I was only looking for coffee, but I did notice that the bacon and eggs were ready. I mentioned that breakfast seemed to be ready to me. I guess he planned for them to ”age” for 45 minutes. He was very disrespectful, discourteous, and very rude. I think I'll find another place to stay on my next trip to Kalispell.

We stayed here because we were going to Glacier National Park. Josephine greeted us with her beautiful smile! We felt right at home. I started working on a puzzle immediately they had laid out on table before a cozy fire while hubby was taking care of a few things. Kids came by and asked if they could help with puzzle and the answer of course was yes! The room we had was a suite. It was quiet, clean, comfy and beautiful. We stayed two nights. Breakfast was the bomb and the staff as well! We would definitely stay if ever in the area again. Breakfast was carnitas one morning and I think it was a chorizo hash another morning along with waffles, oatmeal, cereal etc. I think all the guests had a great time. Everyone was friendly!

I highly recommend the Hampton Inn & Suites located in Whitefish! Great location, easy access and free hot breakfast!! The staff was friendly and very attentive. It is always great to see a courteous and helpful front desk staff, like Diane, who really try their best to please you. The room was cleaned and comfortable. A laundry area, a pool and a quiet computer room are available! The hotel also offers a 24/7 Shuttle service to/from the airport or they can get you anywhere in Whitefish (even if some restaurants are walkable). It takes about 35 minutes (40 km on Highway 2) to get to the Glacier National Park (West entrance). Driving into the scenic “Going-to-the-Sun Road” and Logan Pass are definitively a MUST! (I think the park is open year-round, but park conditions and accessible areas vary by season (always check the weather first). Most businesses & services are only open during Glacier's summer season, running from June through the end of September). See: Directions, Transportation, & Road Conditions - Glacier National Park (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov). Overall a great experience at this Hampton Inn. I’ll definitively stay here again and I strongly recommend this hotel to anyone.

Traveled to visit Glacier National Park and chose this hotel to spend the week. Check in was seamless with Jason Tietema, who continued to provide excellent service throughout our stay. A+ for location, front desk staff: the location is a little over a mile from downtown Whitefish, a 24-hour grocery store within a block, and 30 min outside of Glacier National Park. A+ for amenities: one of the biggest benefits was the list of items the hotel had on hand to borrow, for free. Instead of having to pay money to rent bear spray they had it available every day for us to pickup as we headed into the park. They also had rice cookers, slow cookers, two sizes of blenders, to name a few off the extensive list. C for breakfast: the main breakfast attendant was NOT friendly or approachable. We asked if the blue jelly next to the oatmeal was huckleberry and she shrugged and said ”I don't know” and walked off. On a different day I asked if there was more half and half only to have it grabbed from my hand with a huff, with zero verbal interaction. Definite downer to start the day. D for housekeeping: this is what kept the overall rating from a 5. We requested housekeeping every day. Each day something that needed replaced was missed: paper towels, toilet paper, kleenex, kitchen towels. On our last day we returned from a long day in the park to find our room was not touched and we had used all of our bath towels the day before. Rhonda was quick to have a new set of towels sent to us, but housekeeping had left for they day and couldn't provide information on why they missed our room. I understand staffing is tough in that area as the peak season just ended and hope this hotel can find some dedicated personnel to keep. Overall, would definitely visit this property when visiting the area in the future.

I have stayed at Grouse Mnt. a number of times I go to White fish for business. So on September 23, I booked a room online for one night on Oct. 9, depart on the 10th. A few days later my trip was canceled. my business appt. was changed. So on the 27th I called to cancel the reservation. I was told there would be a thirty dollars cancelation fee. even though I canceled two weeks in advance and 4 days after I made the reservation. There is no mention on the booking website about a ancellation fee. unless you go the the very botom of the page in very fine print and click on terms and conditions there you will find alot of double talk and maybe if you were a lawyer you might be able to figure out what it all means. So ”Buyer Beware” they have lost my business I won't be stay there anymore.