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Pine Lodge

City: Whitefish
Phone: 800.305.7463

Physical Address:
920 Spokane Ave
Whitefish, Montana 59937

Mailing Address:
920 Spokane Ave
Whitefish, Montana 59937

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Located on the banks of the Whitefish River. Suites with hot tubs and fireplaces. Some rooms have mini-kitchens. Indoor and outdoor pools with connecting swim channel and hot tub; all open year-round. Nicest lodging in Whitefish, Montana. Free Internet access in the lobby. Airport and Amtrak shuttle available.

Hours + Season of Operation

Season: Year-round
Hours: 24 Hours

Reservations

Group Reservations Required
Late Cancellation Fee
Reservations Recommended
Reservations Required
Walk-ins Welcome

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Activities

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Fitness

Services Offered

Air Conditioning
Breakfast
Continental Breakfast
Corporate Rate
Elevator
Fax Service
Fitness Center
Handicapped Accessible
Hot Tub
In-room Coffee
Indoor Pool
Information
Internet Access
Internet Access Wireless
Kitchen
Laundry
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Meeting Room
Non-smoking
Outdoor Pool
Parking
Pet-friendly
Pets Allowed
Pool
Public Restroom
Shuttle Service
Spa
Suites
Toilets
Vending Machines
Water

Meeting Information

Largest space: 858ft²
Total conference space: 1062ft²
Guest rooms: 76
Breakout Rooms: 2

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