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Going-to-the-Sun Road Glacier National Park, Montana 59936
The original property opened in 1914. A member of Historic Hotels of America since 2014.
Distinctive & Notable
Tours
Memorabilia
Set amid towering cedars and cottonwood trees is Lake McDonald Lodge, a National Historic Landmark. Lake McDonald Lodge opened its doors in 1914 and is one of the finest examples of the Swiss Chalet-style hotels remaining in the United States. The floors of the renowned lobby have incised messages in Kootenai (a local Native American dialect), which translate into phrases such as “welcome” and “new life to those who drink here.” Rustic, yet comfortable, guestrooms are split between a main lodge, duplex-style cabins, Snyder Hall, and the Cobb House. In keeping with the era in which the lodge was built, rooms offer guests modest amenities and Old-World-style accommodations, resulting in a one-of-a-kind experience.
Location Map
Experience Lake McDonald, horseback riding, rafting, Logan Pass, and the Going-to-the-Sun Road in the surrounding Glacier National Park.
Discover
Discover the style of architecture known as National Park Service Rustic that defines the Lake McDonald Lodge.
Explore
Explore the Grinnell Glacier nearby.
Experience
Experience the more than 700 wilderness trails that spiral through Glacier National Park.
