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"The property was absolutely beautiful with one of the most well appointed kitchens we've ever had at a rental. It was a fantastic experience. "

"Really cute cabin, excellent restaurant and service. "

"Built in 1947 but extremely well maintained. Fixtures are good quality and it has the biggest mini fridge I ever saw with a generous freezer section. The owner/clerk takes great interest in helping his guests find great spots to eat and enjoy their time. One suggestion would be a grab bar added to get out of the tub. Wonderful reasonably priced breakfast at Two medicine grill. "

"Clean, comfortable property, in quiet community. Well equipped kitchen. Beautiful forest right across from the property. Mainstreet stores and restaurants in walking distance."

"Location great, "

"Great communications for questions. Property was great. Would stay again and recommend to anyone. Great distance from west entrance to the park. "

"Very clean. Host is great and very informative. Super close to East Glacier entry. Within walking distance to local General Store. Be nice to the local stray dogs. They are sweet and have a hard life. "

"The cabins were really cute and cozy. The hosts (Bill, Diana, Dusty, and Indy) were all so welcoming and helpful. We opted for the horseback ride on our last day and Bill, John and Dan were amazing! They made sure we were all safe and took frequent breaks ensuring safety for the horses as well. They served a delicious family style homemade breakfast each morning. They even had a binder in each cabin with lots of helpful info about the area and glacier national park. To top it all off, we got to love on their doggies, Dixie and Diesel, after breakfast each morning and while they were outside!"

"From when we arrived to when we left, we had a wonderful experience. The cabin was compact but spotless, with everything we needed We were picked up from the train station, they got us firewood so we could have a fire, more coffee whenever we asked. Georganne was an excellent host, and I'd stay there again."