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The
two guest suites and four guest rooms at the Old Northern Inn reflect
historic
authenticity coupled with attention to detail. The rich tones of
the original cedar paneling and period antiques accent each room and
create an atmosphere of elegant simplicity. The spirit of adventure,
romance of
the wilderness and tradition of rugged individualism that characterized
the Pacific Northwest at the turn of the century is reflected by the
architecture and furnishings throughout the Inn. A stay at the
Old Northern Inn
is likely to transpose your spirit back to that bygone era of simple
pleasures and also create memories that will be cherished for a lifetime.
A
two-day minimum stay is requested for weekends in July and August.
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The
Kalispell Suite is most conducive for a complete romantic getaway.
In the morning, step out of the suite's private
entrance onto the Inn's broad
deck and immediately experience the compelling sight of Priest Lake.
Take a moment to reflect on Mother Nature's grandeur and inhale the
crisp
mountain air of the Selkirks. The Inn borders on the Priest Lake State
Forest. Listen closely and you may hear a rustling
of the nearby bushes — a sign that a deer or other forest animal
is about to pass you by on its morning trek.
Before
retiring for the evening, take time to enjoy the suite's cozy sitting
room. As
you make yourself comfortable on the couch, you will notice
interesting antiques ranging from table lamps to the beautiful secretary
desk. The
suite is also decorated with handcrafted quilts which accent the
warm glow of the original cedar paneling.
Many couples
are so taken by their first visit to the Kalispell Suite that they
make an extended stay here an annual event.
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Nightly
Rate: $165 double occupancy
Up to two additional guests: $25/person on sofabed

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The
spacious Bartoo Suite occupies the entire west end of the Inn's second
floor. A sitting room furnished with a couch, leather wing chair complete
with
ottoman, and several antiques complement the suite's handsome bedroom.
Guests will note the rare antique shaving stand that decorates a corner
of the
sitting room as it would have in the late 1800s. Magnificent sunsets
behind Outlet Mountain are framed by the sitting room window.
The suite's bedroom is tucked in the back of the building and is equipped
with an antique drop table desk and a small washbasin. The original bathroom,
which once served the entire Inn, is now enclosed within the suite. It
includes original brass shower fixtures and a freestanding tub. A stay
of a few
days in the Bartoo Suite will imbue guests with the nostalgic spirit and
relaxing simplicity of a bygone era.
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Nightly
Rate: $150 double occupancy
Up to two additional guests: $25/person on sofabed

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The delightful Papoose
Room is a favorite of the many
guests who have made a stay at the Inn a tradition. An attractive feature
of the room is the small alcove situated to catch the morning sun. With
a freshly brewed cup of coffee placed in the living room for early risers,
it is an enchanting spot to begin the day.
After
you return to the Inn following a day of recreation on the lake or in the
mountains, you may want to join your fellow guests at the stone fire pit
located on the deck just outside the Inn's front door. Here, before a summer
evening fire, lively conversation is the order of the day, along
with establishing new friendships.
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Nightly
Rate: $130 double occupancy

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The Thorofare Room is
a secluded retreat that occupies a corner of the Inn's ground floor
and features
a private outside entrance. The plush forest green carpet, two walls
of pastel yellow and the remainder of the room in
the rich wood tones of the original cedar paneling create a relaxing
mood. The room is accented with touches of folk art including a mirror
with a
hand-painted border and lamps with a wilderness motif.
As
you step outside your room in the morning, you will be greeted by the refreshing
aroma of the grand cedar tree situated immediately outside the door. Walk
by the massive native stone chimney that extends the entire height of the
Inn's exterior onto the deck and the surrounding trees will open
to a spectacular view of Priest Lake. You may want to spend a few minutes
to appreciate the moment before you partake in the hearty breakfasts prepared
by the innkeepers.
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Rate: $130 double occupancy

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The Twin Island I & II
Rooms are similar in size and decor. Both rooms feature plush forest
green carpet and, as with the other Old Northern Inn suites and
rooms, rich cedar paneling. A handcrafted quilt wall hanging distinguishes
each room. The antique floor lamps located at the head of the bed in each
room are
of particular interest as well as the ceiling light in Twin Island II. These
lighting fixtures, the other antique furnishings and the lace curtains reflect
the early days of the 20th century.
As
the sun sets behind Outlet Mountain and the cool stillness of the evening
envelops the Inn, you may want to spend a few moments outside on the
deck gazing towards the heavens. You will likely become spellbound by the magnificence
of the pure black night sky that is characteristic of the Priest Lake area.
Stars, constellations and galaxies sparkle with a brilliance seldom seen
elsewhere—and
the aurora borealis occasionally performs its magical light show. It is a
fitting end to a relaxing day in Mother Nature's wonderland.
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Nightly
Rate: $105 double occupancy

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