Glacier County : locations de vacances avec cheminée

Josip was extremely friendly and responsive. We expressed that we wanted a fire outside and he immediately chopped wood for us and started a fire! The place was extremely clean with beautiful touches throughout. After a long day of hiking in glacier, we LOVED coming back to this cozy place. The beds were extremely comfortable as well. Would definitely come back!

I have not dealt with hosts more sweet, helpful and accommodating than Greg and Lianna. I booked a month-long stay for my family as we were moving to Kalispell and had not yet landed our long-term housing arrangement. When they heard my situation they went above and beyond to accommodate our family and make sure we had everything we needed, and as relaxing and comfortable a stay as possible. It didn’t feel like an impersonal business transaction, but rather felt like they genuinely wanted us to have a comfortable and peaceful stay, and would do whatever they could to help make that happen. So grateful and happy with the interaction and the stay. 10/10, definitely going to be our go-to if we need a nice break or another temporary housing situation.

We absolutely loved staying in the West Glacier cozy cabin. It was the perfect retreat to return to after a day exploring Glacier National Park. It had everything we needed and more. The location was great too. It’s minutes from the park entrance, but also close to the grocery store, restaurants, and other activities. The hosts were very helpful and responsive. I would highly recommend choosing this Airbnb for your stay in West Glacier!

The Guesthouse was the perfect home base for amazing adventures in Glacier National Park - just a 15min drive to the West Glacier entrance! Diane was a great communicator and a generous and welcoming host. She left some homemade gifts for our birthdays which was such a lovely surprise! The bed is big and comfortable and the view of the River from the deck is just spectacular!! We ate a yummy breakfast at Carolyn's cafe - in walking distance - before heading into the park one morning. A longer drive to the Many Glacier Hotel area for a hike around Swiftcurrent Lake and to Lake Josephine was so worth it!! The Going to the Sun Road and hikes were incredible! It can be quite crowded, but we found parking at Logan Pass by going later in afternoon around 6pm. There is a grocery store in walking distance that stays open late which was quite convenient when returning late from a hike. We would love to return to GNP and stay here again someday!

Beautiful, cozy place that feels like home, right by a peaceful lake and close to the east side of Glacier National Park. The host was very responsive; when we lost signal and couldn’t get the door code from the app, she answered our call immediately.

Nice, clean cabin with extras like wood for the fire was very nice. Thank you

We came to Coram to go to glacier national park. By day 2 we choose to stay at the house. For the afternoon and get take out. The house is so welcoming, beautiful. We sat in the hot tub and swing and just listened to the creek. Soooo peaceful. My daughter took pictures of the entire house and swears she will mimic every detail.

My family and I had a wonderful time at this beautiful cabin! It’s well stocked with many luxury amenities; better in person! It’s only a few minute drive to the west entrance of glacier national park. Easily 5 stars.

The Pine Tree Inn was perfect for our group of 8. The kitchen has anything you would need for cooking, everything was very clean. Judy gave excellent suggestions on places to eat and was very helpful with any questions we had. We felt right at home and were treated like family from each member of their family that we met. These are the nicest people you may ever meet. Judy, Gail, Patty, Roger, Sage and even the furry friends Dags, Max and Flurry! I wish we lived closer so we could come back more often to stay in Judy’s place. I would rate this 10 stars if possible. Thank you for such a wonderful stay and for visiting with us. We loved learning some culture and hearing the stories you shared. And I sure hope Maisy gets her horse soon. 🙂