Glacier National Park

As the land was impossible to farm, Apgar and Howe soon began to build cabins as a means of offering overnight accommodations for visitors and local miners. Private landowner Bill Mackin who constructed the present Inn in 1956 purchased the site on which the Village Inn stands. In 1959, he sold the Inn to the National Park Service. The Inn was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on May 28, 1987. 

This quaint 36-room, two-story motor inn offers stunning views of Lake McDonald and the mountain panorama forming the “Crown of the Continent". One-bedroom kitchenettes are available, as well as one- and two-bedroom units that can accommodate up to six people. One-bedroom kitchenette rooms are located on the 1st floor and are equipped with basic utensils, refrigerator, stove, microwave, and coffee maker. One-bedroom units are located on both floors and can accommodate a maximum of two people.

All rooms are rustic yet comfortable with double and/or twin beds and a private bathroom. Second story rooms are accessed via stairs only and all rooms have an incredible lake view. A limited number of ADA-accessible rooms are available and are booked based on space available. Only designated guide, service, and/or hearing companion animals are allowed in the inn. The self parking lot is located just behind the motor inn.