I was with one friend in Bessie's room. Bed comfortable. The ensuite bathroom consisted of a toilet and shower stall in a small room off the main room. The hand basin was in the main room, right next to one of the beds. Only 2 hooks and hangers for clothes, no chest or any place to put clothes. No bedside light. Breakfast was coffee and muffins, whcih were quite tasty, but only orange juice available. With tax, this room was $216.00 per night; expensive for what we got.

We enjoyed our stay at Northland Lodge. It's a perfect location with a beautiful view of tne mountainsand within walking distance to town centre but not too close. Everything went smoothly. Delicious muffins. It's expensive, but everything is costly in Waterton. We will definitely stay at Northland Lodge again.

If you're looking for comfortable lodging that's not overgentrified and something of a trip back in time, this is your place.

We stayed for two nights with our young children. The innkeeper was very accommodating as she made our reservation, followed up promptly with a confirmation email, and had everything in good order.

Our room was spacious, light-filled, and pleasant. The bathroom is old but functioned perfectly well and was clean. The sheets are high-quality, line-dried, and ironed in an old mangle with lavendar spray--lovely.

Breakfast was basic, good coffee/tea and muffins with butter and jam. Nothing to write home about, but much better than most continental breakfasts. We knew it wouldn't be a heavy/cooked breakfast and planned accordingly for our other meals. I did notice on our second day that there wasn't quite enough room for all the guests to sit down at once in the dining area.

We made use of the outdoor grill and eating area so that we didn't have to eat in restaurants all the time, and we really appreciated that.

The common areas actually get used here. The decor is not great (very 1980s) and the pink wall-to-wall carpet is due for replacement, but the comfy furniture, blazing fire, and useful books meant that we and the other guests actually hung out in the common areas instead of hiding in our rooms. I've stayed in too many places that had beautifully decorated living rooms that were too pretty to sit in.

We enjoyed chatting with the innkeeper as she ran sheets through the mangle. She was pleasant and helpful. She's worked there over 40 years, since she was in her teens. It's lovely to have a few of these old family-run places still in business.

The best thing about this place? The other guests. We met great people, shared hiking and other stories, and parted feeling as though we'd stayed at the home of an old friend. We'll be back.

My wife, mother and I stayed at the lodge in June 2010 for three nights. Despite two days of hard rain and chilly conditions, we had a wonderful time! Jeanne is an incredible hostess and helped make our stay very memorable. Since we were unable to participate in our planned activities Jeanne suggested building a fire in the historic stone fireplace, turning the atmosphere into a warm and cozy home away from home. It was the perfect solution to what would have otherwise been a dismal experience. We read and relaxed by the fire, socialized in the afternoon, and got to know Jeanne on a more personal level. She's a delightful person and innkeeper, and is very knowledgeable on the history of Waterton and the Northland Lodge. Breakfast was simple and included fresh, hot muffins, wonderful coffee, tea and orange juice. The Saskatoon jam was the perfect topping for the muffins. Our overall experience was great and I would highly recommend the Northland Lodge to anyone. It was extremely clean! Coupled with the historic charm, great location, spectacular views, sleep quality and value, the combination made this choice a place we'll want to return to again and again. Thanks for the terrific time Jeanne. We will always remember you and the wonderful experience you helped create for us. Please say hello to Brody from us and may God bless you.