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HotelsWhitefish might just have the best range of accommodations in all of Montana, with everything from mom-and-pop motels to graceful inns to slope-side condos. There's a Super 8, 800 Spokane Ave. (tel. 800/800-8000 or 406/862-8255), with double rates of about $100 nightly in peak season. The Pine Lodge, 920 Spokane Ave. (tel. 800/305-7463 or 406/862-7600; www.thepinelodge.com), is a good independent option, with doubles and suites for $145 to $230 in summer, less during other times of year. At Whitefish Mountain resort -- Whitefish Mountain Resort is a full-service ski area, attracting local skiers, Canadian and American vacationers, and families. It provides a wide variety of accommodations to fit almost every pocketbook. Be sure to ask about discounted lift and lodging packages. If you're looking for a house or condo instead of a hotel, inquire at Whitefish Mountain Resort Lodging (tel. 800/858-4152; www.skiwhitefish.com/lodging). Most are available for rent on a nightly basis, although some require longer stays. You can get a low-end condo or house for as little as $150 a night, or a glorious ski home during the holiday season for as much as $1,250. A video-lending library is available, as is a heated indoor pool for certain condos. Camping --Whitefish Lake State Park is tucked on the outskirts of town in a nicely wooded area on Whitefish Lake. A campsite runs $13 nightly. Call the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (tel. 406/752-5501; www.fwp.mt.gov) for additional information. The Whitefish KOA Kampground (tel. 800/562-8734 or 406/862-4242; www.glacierparkkoa.com) is a comprehensive RV park about 2 miles south of town on U.S. 93 and has RV and tent sites (about $20-$60 each) and cabins ($50-$150).
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip. Related Features Deals & News |
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