Lodge 93 frequently asked questions

Lodge 93 is in Olney, Montana, in the Flathead Valley. The cabin sits directly on the Stillwater River, about 100 yards from Lower Stillwater Lake, and is roughly 20 minutes north of downtown Whitefish along US Highway 93.

Lodge 93 sleeps 8 guests in 3 bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms and 5 beds: a primary suite with a king bed, a couch and an ensuite bath with a freestanding soaking tub; a king room; and an upstairs queen room with two queen beds.

Pricing depends on your dates and length of stay. Choose your dates in the booking calendar on lodge93.com to see live availability and the exact total.

Yes. Guests have a private hot tub available year-round, 24 hours a day, and an outdoor wood barrel sauna, both included at no extra charge. The hot tub is for guests 18 and older.

The geodome is a private glass dome reached by a boardwalk, furnished as a cushioned lounge with a patio table. Guests use it to sip wine and stargaze over the pond and forest while staying warm.

Yes. Kayaks, paddleboards and life jackets are included for guest use. The Stillwater River is about 40 feet from the back deck and the cabin has its own dock.

No. Lodge 93 does not allow pets of any kind, and a $750 fee applies if a pet is brought. If you are traveling with a dog and looking for a pet-friendly vacation rental near Olney, MT, contact Bill and Brea at team@kivavacationrentals.com and they can point you to a pet-friendly stay in the Flathead Valley.

Yes. Lodge 93 sleeps 8 in 3 private bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms and sits about an hour from Glacier National Park's West Entrance, so groups and families use it as a base camp for Lake McDonald and the Going-to-the-Sun Road.

For groups of up to 8, yes. The cabin has two living areas, a dining table for eight, outdoor dining, a fire pit, hot tub, sauna and geodome, plus kayaks and paddleboards. Parties and events are not permitted, and the maximum is 8 guests.

Glacier National Park's West Entrance at West Glacier is about an hour's drive from Lodge 93, giving easy day-trip access to Lake McDonald and the Going-to-the-Sun Road.

Whitefish Mountain Resort is about 35 minutes from Lodge 93 via downtown Whitefish, making the cabin a good base for skiing and snowboarding in winter and lift-served mountain biking and hiking in summer.

Yes. You can fly fish the Stillwater River from the backyard, and there are seven lakes within five miles of the cabin. The Flathead River forks and Glacier National Park's lakes are within day-trip range.

Yes. The minimum stay is 2 nights, or 3 nights over holidays. Stays of up to 28 nights can be booked online.

Check-in is after 4:00 PM and check-out is before 10:00 AM. Check-in is self-service with a smart lock.

Yes. The cabin has a pack 'n play travel crib, fireplace guards, games, a vintage milkshake machine and plenty of outdoor space. The backyard is not fully fenced and the river and lake are nearby, so children should be supervised outdoors. The hot tub is 18+ only.

Yes. Lodge 93 sits along US Highway 93 with rail tracks across the road, so you may hear traffic and trains while outside. Each bedroom has a sound machine, and guests consistently describe the beds as very comfortable.

Glacier Park International Airport (FCA) near Kalispell is the closest commercial airport, roughly 35 minutes away. Amtrak's Empire Builder also stops at the Whitefish depot, about 20 minutes away.

Booking directly at lodge93.com lets you reserve with hosts Bill and Brea without going through a third-party booking platform, and gives you a direct line to the hosts before and during your stay.

Email Bill and Brea at team@kivavacationrentals.com. They typically respond within an hour.