Top Hotels Near Echo Lake in Bigfork from AU$269

"Loved working with the host! Great communication and very warm! "

"The location, views, and adventure of staying on the island will forever be a great memory for me and my family. The bedroom beds were so comfortable that my daughter said it was the most comfortable bed she has ever slept in. Kitchen had everything we needed, including a dishwasher!!! The kayaks, SUPS and fishing poles were great to have. I highly recommend that you arrive on the first day during daylight hours. It was tricky to figure out which boat to use (left means right when facing the water) and where on the island on the house was. It would have been really hard at night for the first time. The Echo Lake Cafe is a great restaurant too! "

"Was spectacular, your property is beautiful. Spent last summer on Oregon coast. Look at photo we have!!"

"Off beaten path which was perfect for first night traveling Montana smallish towns. Mostly just spent the overnight there - beds and shower were good. Only drawback was couldn’t figure out how to lock door. Could’ve called Lee but weren’t that worried about it. "

"The home is beautiful, comfortable, and cozy. The kitchen has everything you need to cook, and love that has washer and dryer ( no dirty laundry back to az.). The property management does not communicate with much details about how to open home or shed. I had to call vrbo to get more info."

"Beautiful new house in the woods near Echo Lake, located less than 15 minutes to downtown Bigfork and the gorgeous Flathead Lake. As a group of friends in our 60s, we enjoyed Glacier, boating on Flathead, the Summer Playhouse, watching deer in our yard, etc. The house is lovely, but so new that the description is misleading. Check-out is listed as 11am but the host scheduled cleaners to come at 10am on our last day. On the plus side, we were kindly granted early check-in. Also, the house has three bedrooms: a master-suite king plus two bedrooms, each with queen bunks (not a normal queen bed in one of the guest rooms, as pictured on the webpage). Both bunks are pushed up against the wall, so couples must crawl over each other to get to the bathroom. Awkward! Mattresses are new (soft) with comfy bedding. Yet no bedside tables or even luggage racks —so we bought folding TV tables. Thus, the sleeping situation was iffy. On the plus side, there is a twin bed in the large laundry room, not mentioned on webpage. Nice! Nice large foyer! Big smart TV! Huge porch with six chairs and charcoal grill! (But no bbq utensils or “real” coffee maker.) In the showers, low water pressure. Dishwasher stalled until we re-plugged it in, under sink. Two bedrooms have no ceiling fans and no window screens so sleeping felt stuffy, unless we turned the AC down to 69° which is crazy in Montana where summer nights drop to 60°. Nonetheless, nice! Thanks for a good time under the Big Sky!"