Historic Hotels in Blackfeet Indian Reservation from $231

"Very clean."

"Better than you may think. Great communication. The staff (couple of stores from motel) were able to assist with late check-in. You have to try their diner."

"I was transferred by the owner to the Dancing Bears Motel. That one was OK, older but quaint studios. This is E. Glacier on the Blackfeet Reservation, and funky best describes this, it isn't the Hilton, but I was expecting this, and was pleased with the experience. I'd rent there again any time for the convenience and the great staff."

"Staff was friendly, Room was clean and warm - thank you I did not care for the carpet - it smelt old "

"The house was clean. The back yard had bottles scattered. The kitchen needs dishes and real silverware."

"The Cabins are located very close to the west enterance. The place is secluded and provides ample space to relax. Yes there is a active rail track closeby but it didnt bother me much. The host were friendly and welcoming."

"I loved the people running the property. It's quaint, but warm and clean. I would stay here again. "

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this comfortable and perfectly located property. Abby was friendly and gracious and made us feel right at home. The simple accommodations had all we needed to start out our day and rest after a long day of hiking."

"My Aunt and I stayed here for 4 nights in mid-September, she said the futon made a very comfy bed, the queen in the bedroom was comfortable too. This cabin is newly built, small but perfect for our needs. There is a duplicate cabin directly next door. The kitchen has everything you need*(almost!)*, there's a grill and picnic table off the patio also. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again - that being said, some things need to be addressed. The bath towels, though plenty, are tiny and thin, not at all expected at this price point. The pillows are the same, and more please. No coat hooks in the entryway closet, a shelf there would be nice too. The kitchen had no ice cube trays and barely any water pressure - we used the bathroom sink most of the time because the bathroom does have water pressure. Those things aren't too big a deal but the kitchen window needs some blinds as the rising sun literally was blinding as we tried to pack up for hikes. We attributed these things to being newly built and needing to get renters in before it was 100% dialed in. The thing we absolutely did not care for - from 1st day entry to every day we returned after hiking - there were flies inside the closed up cabin. Not a couple, we counted at least 30 every day - so we spent about 20 minutes every day killing flies when we'd return.(I've lived on a ranch and a farm- this was not normal) That's the reason for the star off of cleanliness. I truly hope the managers seal up that cute little cabin."