The Belton Chalet is somewhat rustic but that is to be expected given its location and age. (It was built in 1910.. We ate dinner in the hotel restaurant and had a lovely meal. We'd recommend you eat there for convenience and the food. Our room was small but immaculate. Shower and toilets had been updated and the bath had... More

I recently stayed in the Clark Cabin @ the Belton Chalet. The cabin was extremely roomy, clean, neat and quaint. I loved the propane fireplace; it provided more than adequant heat. The mini fridge & microwave came in very handy. The cabin was well stocked with cups, plates & silverware (as opposed to having to use disposable utensils). The winter... More

In the winter only the Lewis and Clark cabins are available (at a great rate!) unless the lodge opens for special events. NOTHING is open in West Glacier (Belton) which is wonderful. On Saturday night, however, the chalet dining room with an amazing chef serves unique and delicious food. The history of Glacier Nat'l Park, the remote setting, the railroad... More

Our family stayed her during a trip to glacier park. We picked it because of the history. It is beautifully restored so that was fun. No TVs and pretty small rooms, travelers must have been much smaller 100 years ago! We were tight and the kids slept on the floor. No A/C so we could sleep with the windows open.... More

We loved Belton Chalet, with its old world charm. Noreen and all of the staff could not do enough to assist us. Be sure to take a walk over the Amtrak tracks, and down to the original bridge over Whitefish River. The river is spectacular there. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The attached restaurant is wonderful, of international standard.... More

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Adobe House over Labor Day and had a wonderful time. We shared the 2 bedroom house with another couple we were traveling with and there was plenty of space for all of us in the lovely cabin. The house is uniquely and beautifully decorated and we loved its comfortable homey quality. The beautiful... More

As the other reviewers have mentioned, the train is right across the street. Bring ear plugs. The restaurant next door is very, very good. Unique and tasty food. Service at desk helpful. coffee in the morning leaves a lot to be desired. Good diner right down the street for a good breakfast before starting out in the park.

I loved this place. Really wonderful location, the restoration of the building is beautiful, the restaurant was excellent and I LOVED all of the staff. Just the nicest, most genuine people. The bed was a tad soft for my liking, and if you are a light sleeper I would recommend a room facing the back to avoid the train noise... More

We stayed here on our first night to Glacier National Park. It is a small charming historic hotel with a wonderful staff and good location close to Glacier National Park. Has a good gourmet restaurant (little pricey) next door. The only problem is that the chalet is very close to railroad tracks and the trains run very often. It will... More