We were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the Belton's accomodations. Historic hotels are usually on the "rustic" side but Belton manages to maintain its' historic aspects as well as provide modern comforts. This is our favorite hotel in the entire Glacier National Park area. More

The room, Tap Room, and Dining Room were all excellent. The staff were friendly and helpful. A welcome reprieve after a few days of camping in the cold rain in the Park. More

Two couples spent the Labor Day Weekend in the 3-bedroomClark Cabin at Belton Chalet, and it couldn't have been more perfect! Comfortable, squeaky clean, coffee maker/refrigerator/mico made having a little breakfast easy. The restaurant was amazing -- Chef Missy is creative and the food delicious! Can't wait to got back. More

We took our honeymoon at the Belton where we were fortunate to spend a week in the honeymoon suite. The people were friendly and knowledgable about the local area attractions and history. The historic nature of the hotel was what we were looking for and we were not disappointed. The way that the original feel of the hotel has been... More

We had a very pleasant two night stay. The room was smallish, but very clean and comfortable. Having a balcony gave us some extra room in terms of seating. It was a great place to sit and enjoy the sunset. Balcony rooms are on the same side as the tracks so you do have the train noise, but we didn't... More

The room was small and hot, with no temperature control. Shower and bathroom were very small as well. Sink--outside the bathroom--had separate hot and cold taps, and faucets were in need of repair. More

The chalet was built in the early 1900's so it can be quite noisy. Be prepared to hear your neighbors doing everything . The walls are thin and the room is very small but to be expected with an old built hotel. Everything was very very clean and new inside the 23 rooms. They gaveit a modern country/mountain feel. We... More

We have been eating at the Belton since they reopened about 10 years ago and the menu and dining experience has continued to get better every year. It may still be a little cheesey with the lace up corsets the women waitors wear over white blouses, but all in all the staff try to please the customer and the kitchen... More

I travelled 8,500 miles over 8 weeks this summer and stayed in a wide variety of places. This trip into history was particularly wonderful: A gracious welcome, a room that might have been exactly the same 100 years ago (original wood floors, earth tones, muslin curtains, somewhat spartan in decor), a huge fireplace in the lobby, and table shuffleboard in... More