Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park, Montana, offers a variety of accommodations for visitors seeking a rustic and picturesque stay. The historic Lake McDonald Lodge, built in 1913, is a classic Swiss chalet-style lodge located on the eastern shore of the lake. It features 82 guest rooms split between the three-story main lodge, a row of cabins, Snyder Hall, and the Cobb House. The rooms are rustic yet comfortable, offering modest amenities, and some have been recently upscaled with king and queen beds. The lodge provides a range of activities, including dining options, Red Bus tours, boat cruises, horseback rides, and evening ranger programs. For those looking for a quieter stay, Motel Lake McDonald is another option located 10 miles inside the park's west entrance. The guest rooms at the motel are described as rustic and comfortable, offering modest amenities and a unique lodging experience inside the park. The motel is nestled near the shores of the lake, allowing guests to enjoy a picturesque setting and pure relaxation. Both accommodations provide a historic and scenic experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Glacier National Park.