Name: Glacier Acres Guest Ranch
Address: 553 Grass Range Place, Columbia Falls, MT
Telephone: (888) 420-1655
Rating: 4.5

All in all a very...

Liked: Contactless check in, spacious room & very clean with all the std facilities
Disliked: Bed was rather soft & the hand basin was in the main room rather than in the bathroom.

Thank you! Room was pleasant...

Liked: Room was pleasant...air conditioning on when we got there...so room was cool
Disliked: Plug in for curling iron . None in kitchen or bathroom by any mirrors to curl hair.

Very good

Sufficed, wouldn't recommend for travellers...

Liked: No breakfast, location ok.
Disliked: The floor sloped towards bathroom, bathroom had sheer like curtains on window.Poor use of space, large bathroom without basin, which was in bedroom. You can hear people in connected room urinating, so soundproofing inadequate.Had 2 stools, but unable to utilise the table top due to design.It portrayed as a cabin with BBQ, yet no utensils or plates.

Better than a hotel!

Liked: Very clean. They thought of everything! We had everything we needed and wanted. It was quiet, very comfortable, and cute and fun!

Exceptional

Very good

Good location and a very...

Liked: A very cozy cabin in a somewhat strange spot: plunked down with several others in a field a few miles outside Columbia Falls. But it more than met our needs as a one-night way station b/w Missoula and Glacier National Park. The cabin was spotless and well-appointed. The bathroom was spacious. The bed was very comfortable. And the WiFi was welcome in an area where cell service is spotty. While there is no staff on site, the email instructions for getting there and getting in were detailed and easy to follow (as well as abundant - they re-sent the instructions each day for several days before our arrival to make sure everything was crystal clear).
Disliked: Despite the surrounding mountains, the setting seems a little utilitarian, with a row of what are essentially duplex cabins a short way up a gravel driveway off the main road. But that's a relatively minor point in the scheme of things.