As we want a stop not too far from Glacier Park, while arriving from Yellowstone, Valier is a good choice, allowing us to do a long day hike(Red Eagle lake).
The stone school inn is the old school of Valier.It's on the national register.
Rooms are large, cosy and bathroom perfects.
It's calm and breakfast are perfect.
Owner is present but not too..present(the fear of some like us who like our tranquility and so some B&B can be a problem...).
Highly recommanded

Do yourself a favor and skip the motels/hotels/"lodges" along Hwy 2. I stumbled on this little gem while researcing other hotels located on Hwy 2. It looked too good to be true, but turned-out to be truly good...no...GREAT! It was soooo worth the 15 mile detour from Hwy 2 - I promise you that! There's not much to do in Valier, other than meet a very interesting inn-keeper and enjoy the cleanest, most comfortable & cozy place East of Glacier! Suffice to say, I had my best night's sleep in days & was treated to a breakfast that made lunch unnecessary! Susan is a truly wonderful, flexible host. I'd stay in one of these at every stop if I could! Thanks!!!

Susan's hospitality is sensational and the room (we had the King bed room) was spotlessly clean and superbly finished. The decor throughout the property is unique and everything is done to the highest standard. It is fantastic value for money. Valier itself doesn't have many attractions, other than a very good restaurant and a lake, but we found it a good stop off on route to Glacier N.P. requiring a drive of 75 minutes to get to the park.

We recently spent a night in Valier at the Stone School Inn and stayed in the Meadowlark room. We enjoyed our stay. Our room was good sized, nicely decorated and the bed slept like a dream. At Susan's suggestion we had dinner at the Lighthouse Inn...great view...good food!! We would stay here again in a heartbeat.