Nestled on the pristine shores of Whitefish Lake the Lodge at Whitefish Lake provides the perfect location to enjoy northwest Montana. Th... more »
Nestled on the pristine shores of Whitefish Lake the Lodge at Whitefish Lake provides the perfect location to enjoy northwest Montana. The lodge is located just minutes from downtown Whitefish and the Amtrak station. Glacier Park International Airport is just a short 15-minute drive away and is served by Delta/ Northwest/Horizon/Allegiant and United airlines - complementary shuttle provided.
Built in the style of the grand lodges of the national parks natural materials were used throughout the property to bring the beauty of nature indoors. The two-story lobby features large wood beams and columns and a massive hammered wrought iron chandelier. Luxurious fabrics, aged leather, distressed alder and copper were used to create the furnishings facing the massive stone fireplace.
The Lodge offers more than 10000 square feet of conference and meeting space. The Grand Ballroom is 6400 square feet and is divisible by three. The pre-function area is 1500 square feet. For small groups and corporate meetings the Executive Board Room will seat up to 14 while the Private Dining Room serves 10. The Lakeside Pavilion is perfect for receptions and special events.
Spacious - describes the Lodges guest suites ranging from 532 to 2476 square feet. All have fireplaces. Many feature balconies with lake or mountain views. Each guest suite features granite counters, slate tile floors, over sized comfortable room furnishings and baths with both tubs and walk-in showers. All rooms are equipped for high-speed internet access.
The Lodge features the Boat Club lakeside restaurant and lounge, wireless internet connectivity, art gallery, gift shop, outdoor pool and hot tub, exercise facility, full-service spa, marina, private beach and underground parking. During the summer the Lady of the Lake classic 31 ft cruiser leaves from the marina on private charter cruises. S.N.O.W. bus transfers to the Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort during ski season.
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Nestled on the pristine shores of Whitefish Lake the Lodge at Whitefish Lake provides the perfect location to enjoy northwest Montana. The lodge is located just minutes from downtown Whitefish and the Amtrak station. Glacier Park International Airport is just a short 15-mintue drive away and is served by Delta/ Northwest/Horizon/Allegiant and United airlines - complementary shuttle provided. Built in the style of the grand lodges of the national parks natural materials were used throughout the property to bring the beauty of nature indoors. The two-story lobby features large wood beams and columns and a massive hammered wrought iron chandelier. Luxurious fabrics/aged leather/distressed alder and copper were used to create the furnishings facing the massive stone fireplace. The Lodge offers more than 10000 square feet of conference and meeting space. The Grand Ballroom is 6400 square feet and is divisible by three. The pre-function area is 1500 square feet. For small groups and corporate meetings the Executive Board Room will seat up to 14 while the Private Dining Room serves 10. The Lakeside Pavilion is perfect for receptions and special events. Spacious - describes the Lodges guest suites ranging from 532 to 2476 square feet. All have fireplaces. Many feature balconies with lake or mountain views. Each guest suite features granite counters/slate tile floors/oversized comfortable room furnishings and baths with both tubs and walk-in showers. All rooms are equipped for high-speed internet access. The Lodge features the Boat Club lakeside restaurant and lounge/wireless internet connectivity/art gallery/gift shop/outdoor pool and hot tub/exercise facility/full-service spa/marina/private beach and underground parking. During the summer the Lady of the Lake classic 31 ft cruiser leaves from the marina on private charter cruises. S.N.O.W. bus transfers to the Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort during ski season.
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Welcome to the Lodge at Whitefish Lake. Inspired by the grand lodges of the past, with all the conveniences of the present, the Lodge has returned a sense of leisure and grace to the Montana travel experience. Surrounded by mountains with the pristi
We've stayed at the Lodge at Whitefish
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Posted Jan 20, 2009
Excellent
We've stayed at the Lodge at Whitefish Lake twice and have loved it both times. The staff is friendly and the restaurant is excellent. The rooms are very nice and we really enjoyed our in room fireplace.
Whitefish Lake Lodge is a very nice
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Posted Jan 01, 2009
Good
Whitefish Lake Lodge is a very nice place to stay in the winter and in the summer months. We have stayed their for a gymnastics competition and enjoyed our stay thoroughly. the service was great and the prices in line with other lodges in the area.
Comfortable by Chere H. at InsiderPages
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Posted Dec 13, 2008
Good
A first-class lodge that caters to the vacationers coming for the breathtaking scenery. The decor of the lodge fits the area. The service is very good, and the place is extremely clean. Highly, highly recommended.
54 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for business
While staying here for a corporate event I was shocked at the same things the other review noticed. To begin with the stupidly big pillows that ruin your neck; by 4am with our necks aching we called for smaller pillows, they called back to tell us the bad news at 5am that they couldn't find any (waking us up..after we finally got to sleep with towels in our pillowcases.) But it was hard to sleep anyway. Our room had a peak of the Lake (with a stretch) but more unattractive were the giant compressors nearby (left side looking at lodge) that buzzed and hummed to us day and night making opening the window not an option; want to sit on the deck? Not. In the morning we endured the laundry deliveries, the garbage pickup, the Pepsi delivery. The manager found us pillows the 2nd night after a few calls. The place looks really good at first glance. We decided the place was built for ski bums with money. We'll be back to Glacier Nat. Park, but unless things change a lot - not this hotel. Some of these things were thoughtless, like not being able to control the thermostat. Other members of our group who had the better views enjoyed the hotel. Hmmm. Be sure and get a good room if you plan some time here. I think it could be a nice place - but geez - you gotta care about people in this business. I didn't sense that happening. I wish them good luck and hope they improve - at least fake you care in the future, it goes a long way in spreading good will.
46 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The housekeeping service was awful. I had to beg to get my room cleaned. My "mountain view" was a view of the parking lot. When I talked to the manager, he argued with me and said it was a good room. You cannot control the thermostat - and it was unseasonably warm in the area. I burned up the entire time! One of the elevators was out during my entire stay.
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