Auberges à East Glacier Park

« Très bien placé pour visiter la partie sud du Parc national des glaciers. Petit, mais correctement équipé, le seul logement abordable que j'ai trouvé dans les environs, pourtant j'ai cherché avec 1 an d'avance. »

« Belles rencontres, belles dégustations et chambre avec acces sur véranda même si les gens ne sont pas toujours très respectueux du sommeil des autres .Très bel hôtel avec une belle histoire. »

« A good place to rest. The bathroom exhaust vent on the exterior was very loud from the high wind and kept waking me up in the middle of the night. The price was pretty high for what it is. My wife and I stayed a week and found it was a bit too small for us staying as long as we did. We bought groceries as well and there was no where to eat them. They do have picnic tables outside but it was raining most of the time and cold so we did not use those. We did see a bear on site next to our cabin so...

« We reserved two nights, but only stayed one. The noise from a nearby train was awful. It sounded like the train was running on the roof. It went every 45 minutes for most of the night. We left after one night. I contacted the owner twice with zero response. »

« This was a WArip-off. I would like my money back. I paid almost $300 a night in a town with nothing around. The cabin was tiny and the owner never gave us any check in instructions so we had to contact her. She did work with us once we did. The cabin was 50 feet from a train track that was not mentioned in the description. The train ran all night. There were flies in the room, there was only 5 minutes of hot water, the towels were like rags, the shower ran all over the floor as the shower...

« Great location. White teepee was a good landmark as property name seemed a little different than online name. Bed was cozy and comfortable tiny expensive room. »

« Property is as described/pictured, cleanliness at the expected level. Price was high for us but we recognize this is relative to the area. Accommodation is as small as the pictures show so wouldn’t do for more than 1 night for us. A few notes for other planners: only 2 usable pillows and only potable water is from bottles (multiple provided by host). »

« We opted not to stay once we saw the cabins. The lack of exterior photos on Expedia made sense when we saw the shacks lined up in the open field without even a tree. Two attempts at communication were not responded to, and finding out that the cabins had no potable water was a late admission after refund dealines had passed. We stayed at a fantastic cabin resort at West Glacier the nights before for a similar price and believe these cabins are significantly over-priced. We definitely felt...