Reviews of Comfort Inn & Suites Gateway to Glacier National Park 2 stars

Excellent room. Delicious breakfast with eggs, sausage, and waffles.

The reception should have been faster. We needed to wait for some time.

Standard fare

Looked old

The room was comfortable and clean although the bathroom a little small. The breakfast area was roomy with a good amount of seating.

I didn’t like the entrance not having automatic doors for loading the luggage cart in. Also there was not a really level entrance ramp for the cart so stuff was falling off. As two disabled people, this made things difficult.

Gave us a head start home from Glacier

First room we were given on first floor people above us were making loud noise and banging on the floor for 1-1/2 hours. I went to desk to see if they could talk to them. She said she would but would take about 20 minutes we waited over 1/2 hour and no change. So went back down to see if they did anything. I talked to second person at desk and he chose to give us a room on 3rd floor instead of talking with other customer. We moved and no other issues.

Friendly staff. Pool was great. Nice size room with comfortable beds and pillows. Very good breakfast.

Tub/toilet area was too small. Toilet was short. Mold on ceiling in bathroom.

The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. The breakfast was good.

I am being double charged for the night. I am being charged by booking.com and by the Comfort Inn. When we arrived the check-in desk could not find our reservations but had rooms available so she checked us in. Now we are being charged twice.

Nice and comfortable

Room stunk of sewer in the morning. Staff said there are plumbing problems.

Comfortable beds.

Location

Clean, comfortable, and quiet .

Staff were very friendly and helpful, breakfast was good; room was clean

Great room. Comfortable, roomy, well supplied.

Nothing it was great!

The bed was comfortable and room had everything we needed. Easy to find with gas station nearby. Friendly staff with good advice on where to go for dinner.

The cost to stay here is ridiculous. They have a monopoly on there being very few hotels within 100 miles on the highline. Once you cross into Montana, there is virtually very few places to stay on the eastern side of Glacier and if you do find a place it’s going to be costly for a meh room. Just be ready to pay the price no matter which highway you take to cross Montana. The highline is cheaper but has fewer places to stay if you take the highway through Bozeman you’re going to pay three times as much to cross the state, so the highline is still a better option. For a typical $75-$90 rioad you’re going to pay at least $250 on the highline.

Clean, comfortable room and beds, very nice Breakfast, overall very nice facilities. Friendly staff, Highly recommended.

Far from the town itself and from the park (Glacier).

Very clean and updated, nice open stairways for using stairs instead of elevator, very good free wifi, pet-friendly with nice grass areas to walk our dog, good breakfast with real oatmeal.

Cannot think of anything!