Montana Historic Hotels: Glacier and Northwestern Montana
A room in the historic Izaak Walton Inn, in Glacier National Park.
Glacier National Park is one of the jewels of Montana, and offers of a number of historic lodges.
At the turn of the century lodging and hotels were built in Montana to provide accommodations for settlers coming west and tourists riding the trains to Montana, wanting to see the mountains, plains, Native-American tribes, and the wild west.
The historic hotels and lodges of Montana range from luxury to rustic. Either way they are an interesting lodging option for your Montana vacation. You can feel the history in the walls of these historic lodges, and you will dream of the characters that stayed at your hotel, so many years ago.
Historic Hotel Lodges in Glacier National Park:
The historic lodges of the park are beautiful and plentiful, they were built in the 1920′s and offer nice lodging options within the park. Another option is the privately run and is open during the winter months is the Izaak Walton Inn. Originally built as a railway workers hotel in the 30′s. Th old lodge has an amazing atmosphere and great cross country skiing.
Historic Hotel Lodges in Northwestern Montana:
South of Bigfork, Montana is the Double Arrow Lodge and is a lakeside lodge and cabin resort from the 30′s that offers great fishing and swimming in Seeley Lake. The resort is the perfect balance of rustic and homey, with excellent dining.
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