Busca un B&B en Conjunto de áreas silvestres Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex

“The establishment is awesome and it is in a good location not too far from downtown Whitefish and several restaurants and pubs across street and beer garden next to house. The room and amenities are top quality. We stayed on the first floor and didn’t even hear any noise or footsteps above us ; unlike some of the 5 stars hotels. Gladed that we stayed here.”

“Loved my stay in the Lodgepole cabin! A perfect quiet spot to relax and reset. Simple furnishings, clean, cozy bed and a family style breakfast available in the main lodge every morning. Views were beautiful and getting to pet the horses on property was an amazing bonus! If you’re looking for a family owned place where they call you by name, this is it. I can’t wait to come again <3”

“I cannot say enough about this BNB. From the minute you drive onto the property, it is meticulously maintained, the gardens the fountain flowers! In the room was blissfully perfect! Amenities furnishings, bedding, so comfortable! (we were in room number 6/hidden lake. The back porch looks out into a meadow and was a beautiful spot for relaxing with a glass of wine after hiking all day Bill, the owner was readily available with any questions or anything we needed throughout the day. Breakfast...

“Great location close to Kalispell airport. We did day trips to GNP, Lakeside, CSKT Bison Range, Polson for cherries, Whitfish and Brash Rodeo. Snacks and light breakfast offered. Thanks!”

“Just as it says, cozy retreat!!!Absolutely awesome property ”

“Host was very nice the place was clean and nice and quiet. Would like to come back during the summer months to check out the area. Enjoyed the stay and the mild winter. ”

“This was a great stay for my trip to Glacier National Park and Whitefish. Good size room for 1 to 2 travelers. Mini fridge in room had enough space for my meal prepped lunches for a week. Check the distance from this address to the trailheads you want to do as many popular hikes are closer to the East end of the park. ”