"The historic hotel was unique and beautiful! It was situated atop a hill that overlooked Upper Waterton Lake and Waterton/Glacier National Parks. The view from the lobby was magnificent. There was both a lounge and formal dining room (the dining room required reservations). The dining hall food was good, but limited. There was a coffee/gift shop in the hotel, which were very convenient for the guests. The staff were great and very helpful! There was one historic elevator, which had to be operated by a staff person, which was fun to ride. The rooms and bathroom were small but comfortable. Options for a king bed or two queens/doubles would be beneficial as well.
The hotel offered lectures by staff every evening, which was a great plus to learn some of the history of the hotel and area. It was also conveniently located to the various scenic roads and Waterton National Park.
The only negative comment is that they had an "amenities package" that cost $20/day (Canadian dollar) for items that are usually offered by hotels for free - such as hair dryers, iron, ironing board. Given that the hotel was fairly expensive, guests should not have had to pay extra for the use of a hair dryer.
Overall the hotel was a great place to stay with excellent staff and location."