Exhausted from a day of hiking in Glacier National Park we were looking for a cozy place to lounge…read moreas well as spend the night. Lucky for us this place had a room available last minute! Amazing sun room to relax in and see the outdoors even when raining or cold. Additionally, plenty of patio as well as yard space to sit outdoors. The room was adorable and clean. The owner could not have been more accommodating. We were so comfortable!

One of my favorite B&Bs! I have often found that places will excel in one or two aspects and then…read moresuffer in others. For example, a B&B may have a great location and nice decor, but the food is no good or the innkeepers are less than welcoming. At Moss Mountain every aspect of the B&B is right on. The location is superb. The inn is surrounded by forest with an organic vegetable garden, cute front porch and backyard sitting area. The inn has nice decor and is not overly cluttered. The innkeepers, Hunter and Debbie, are very friendly, welcoming and helpful and lastly the food was delicious. We stayed in Lani's room - which is on the second floor and is actually next to the kitchen. The room was very cute but you may hear kitchen noise as breakfast is being made, this didn't bother us, but if you are a light sleeper you may want to book one of the rooms on the third floor. Also, the inn has bear spray for rent for $5 a day - this is a bargain if you are only going to be hiking in the park a couple of days and don't want to fork out $50 to buy a can.

Though the accommodations are nice and the location is close to the West Entrance of Glacier…read moreNational Park, the new owners are not hospitable people and seem a bit unhinged.... For example, we arrived late one evening from Glacier Park, around 9:00 pm, and I was planning to make some spaghetti for a later dinner for my two kids. When I looked for a pot to boil the noodles, however, I couldn't find one, and then I saw the sign by the phone in the cabin that read "If you need anything," to call their service number. When I called the number, there was no answer, and since I had stayed at the Great Bear Inn before, I walked over to the main building, which was always open for guests, to find someone to help. When I found the place quiet and the manager's office closed, however, I went into the public kitchen area and took a pot, walked back to my cabin, and made the spaghetti. After my family ate the food, I washed and cleaned the pot and returned it to the kitchen. The following day I called the landlady, named "Bunny," and asked what I needed to do to check out the following day. When she asked me why I had called the previous night, I explained I needed to borrow a pot to cook spaghetti, but after I tried calling and then walked over to the office and found no one to help, I borrowed one from the public kitchen area, used it to boil the noodles, and after eating, I had cleaned the pot and promptly returned it to the kitchen. Bunny was irate and scolded me for doing this, insinuating that I had broken some sort of unpublished rule that the kitchen was off limits to guests. When I objected and said that I had both called and walked to the office for help, she was became rude to me, saying that she had an early bedtime schedule and could not be bothered after 9:00 pm. When I expressed my dissatisfaction at this blatant disregard of the customer's need, she became hostile, and when I told her that I had paid over $1500 to stay in the supposedly furnished cabin for three nights and therefore had a reasonable expectation to have the place furnished as was stated in the advertisement. When Bunny insisted that the pot I had needed was included in the kitchen area, I looked once again and finally found it -- but it was stored behind a wooden panel that was stuck due to poor maintenance of the property. When I explained this to her she was entirely unsympathetic and cold toward me... I have no ill-will toward Bunny and her husband Larry who manage the new version of the "Great Bear Inn." I had stayed at the resort twice before in previous years and under the former management my experience then was happy and the service was excellent. However I can no longer recommend the Great Bear Inn because the new management apparently has no idea of what decent customer service means. Let me close by saying that on the day of our departure, Larry, the husband of Bunny, aggressively came to the cabin and pounded on the door telling us to get out because it was almost 11:00 AM. At the time I was washing dishes we used there because there was a sign posted that said that all residents must wash the dishes before leaving, but Larry told me to just forget it and get out... He and Bunny then sat in their noisy ATV jeep in front of cabin until we finished packing the car and we drove off.... Disgraceful and childish behavior, to say the least, and I will NEVER stay at the Great Bear Inn again. For these and other reasons, not the least being the $500 per night price for staying there, I EMPHATICALLY DO NOT RECOMMEND THE GREAT BEAR INN.

Very clean, quaint, secluded place to stay. The hosts were very kind and fixed an amazing…read morebreakfast. We had some mechanical problems on the motorcycle and he helped us out with that as well. Great shower, bed was soft but I slept like a baby. I'll be coming back someday!

This is such a lovely place. It's easy to find, not far from the East exit of Glacier NP. We…read morepulled our camper into one of the tent sites, located in a mowed meadow, among an aspen tree grove. Sitting there was truly a zen moment for me. The bath house boasts four individual bathrooms. Rustic, but with every amenity you could want, and absolutely immaculate. This resort is also a B and B, so we took advantage of it and enjoyed a very delicious breakfast. Good coffee and a "Moose Pie" made our morning. If you are in the Kiowa area, don't miss this place

We just spent 5 nights here and could NOT be happier about our experience. Teri was so amazing and…read morewelcoming - she gave us great tips and recommendations of places to go. The highlight for us though was her cooking. We were up at the crack of dawn everyday to explore Glacier and every single night, she would pack us a to go breakfast and lunch to have for the next day. It made starting the day super easy and the lunch was always just what we needed mid-trail. Our room had everything we needed and the bed was super comfortable. We slept like babies every night. We will definitely be back!

The Corner Mountain Inn is set amongst beautiful mountains just outside Waterton National Park. We…read morewere here for a summer retreat after several days of camping and this became a home away from home. It is an easy drive to quaint towns in the area, has amazing lighting, delicious breakfasts, and you leave feeling well-rested and healthy. Janet is by far the best hostess I've ever known. She is gracious, kind, warm, makes you feel like family, and has an amazing life to share over tea. I never wanted to leave.

Fantastic place to say. My partner and I stayed here a couple weeks ago. Loved it. Janet, the…read moreowner, is great.

Beautifully appointed rooms. Soft beds. QUIET. Did I mention QUIET? Wonderful hostess and host…read more Gracious friendly service. Memorable weekend. A little hard to find so check their website for their google map. Complimentary Wi-Fi (from which I am writing this review), TVs in every room. Tastefully decorated. Flowers and plants everywhere. A 1910 house that has been lovingly restored and refurbished and shows a lot of attention to care and detail. Huge bathroom with granite counter and tile, modern fixtures, jacuzzi tub. In summer weather there is a pool and hot tub as well as a modest gym facility. The breakfast portion was also top notch. More food than you can eat and a great selection. Yogurt, cereal, muffins, fresh baked bread, eggs, bacon, coffee, tea, and fresh fruit all found a place on the table. A real wonderful stay and experience. Thanks.

From the owner: Charles Roland (C.R.) Daniel, a farmer, school teacher and businessman from Missouri, with his…read morewife, Maurine, made his way to Southern Alberta's miles of rolling prairies and ventured into a land purchase partnership and many other diversified operations. His prize operation was the purchase of about 2000 acres of land north of the Gaol, near Lethbridge, AB, where they built the three storey colonial mansion, reminiscent of the deep South from where his roots came. This unique landmark home, a pre-fabricated house, was ordered from a lumberman's catalogue, each piece numbered and shipped ready for assembly. Mr. Daniel built up and ran a dairy farm on this property which he affectionately called, 'Norland'. Today the property includes 10 beautifully landscaped acres, and the majestic historic Mansion, called, 'The Norland'.

This was a great place to stay! It's very close to the park entrance. The rooms are large and…read morecomfortable. They have really nice public spaces as well. I like that they have tasty coffee in the lobby and they provide a decent breakfast. I would definitely stay here again!

So happy we got to stay here 2 nights this week. We arrived via Amtrak, didn't have a car, had no…read moreway to get to our original booking at Lake McDonald lodge. This is just a short walk from the train station. The room was v spacious, super comfortable, has a large bathtub with very hot water- perfect after a day of biking and white water rafting. And the breakfast changes daily and super delicious! They also provide trail bars, fruits , yogurt and assortment of cakes, breads, cereals and even almond milk. Amanda makes the perfect well-timed hard-boiled eggs! She also went the extra miles to help us in our trip. We were so comfortable I didn't want to leave! If you're lucky enough to get a vacancy, stay here!