Larch House is a synthesis of modern, precise geometry—such as the towering hearth on the lobby floor—and cozy frontier-inspired decor.

The year-round retreat, designed by AD100 firm Olson Kundig, has 39 rooms, including Cabin Suites with fireplaces and Larch House Suites with unobstructed mountain views.

This new 39-key hotel is the first design-forward boutique hotel of its kind in Whitefish.

The property exemplifies mountain vernacular dropped into an American rail town with low-pitched rooflines, heavy timber, and local stone.

Larch House just opened near Glacier National Park as a year-round home base for the adventurous traveler.

The opening of Larch House marks the first design-centric accommodation for Whitefish, Montana.

Larch House represents a careful balance between contemporary architecture and the cultural legacy that shaped the town itself.

The 39-key property organizes rooms around a courtyard and boulder garden, pairing a modern alpine interior sensibility with rooftop amenities and a locally rooted dining program.

The guest experience is intentionally residential in spirit. Accommodations range from expansive Cabin Suites with fireplaces, alcoves, and neighborhood views to Larch House Suites.

With a private art collection, custom furnishings, and access to year-round adventures from fly fishing to skiing, Larch House has fully reimaged the typical mountain lodge into a stylish stay.

Thoughtful design, quiet comfort, and a strong sense of place make it an ideal stay for travelers seeking both access to the outdoors and a considered hotel experience.

The rooms will be spread among an enclave of 10 buildings with a central courtyard, garden and fire pits, a rooftop heated pool and sundeck, a private event space, and four dining experiences.