Idaho Guest House & Hotel Reviews

This place is great. The staff, service, everything is wounderful. We have been there three times, our wedding night, then for our last two anniversarys. Our third anniversary is on Oct. 23, 2007 and we are hoping to come visit again. I wish we could do this more often!

It's a Comfort Inn. It's solid and reliable, but it's not amazing. And that's fine by me, because my budget allows for solid and reliable.This Comfort Inn.

We have been staying here on an annual basis for at least 5 years. This is a CLEAN Motel 6 overall. This is a working man's motel and one will frequently.

The stay my wife and and I had on our honeymoon was excellent. We stayed in the tower suite and had a nice view of Lake Cd'A. There was a gas fireplace in the room and a private bath. The food was deliciously well prepared. The overall atmosphere was very friendly and inviting. I plan on going

I was 15 years old when I came here with my sister and her family. We were on our way to Yellow Stone National Park. We stayed here for the night. There was.

The place is old school with some funky carpeting and rose upholstery. Service there is excellent, the Double Tree cookies are on the most amazing cookies I.

We were not happy with our stay. On that Sunday, room 4 was rented (just for the day) to a large group of Hispanic folks. They were having a huge party in the Hotel's hot pools. When they were done in the pools, they were running and roaming through the upstairs rooms and some kids walked in

We stayed here last year, and loved it. the house itself is a very nicely kept victorian. the owners are super nice and helpful. the breakfasts were.

NEW and beautiful. Quite a change. Bed soft. Bath tubs jetted. Scenery WOW. Full breakfast, great service. AT LAST - a wonderful place to stay.

I love this hotel. 24 hour pool and spa!It has lots of restaurants around it, movie theatres, and the Blues Mobile out front! I kid you not it has an.

Brand-spankin' new. Like so new that the airport employees had never heard of it and had to give us directions based on the address. It would be a good.

Steven (human), Tash (canine), and I all stopped here on our way to Montana. We didn't have reservations and we showed up long after the rest of the town.

Not for anyone with severe allergies because, when we arrived, we found that both the room and the central covered atrium were heavily perfumed. Spacious.

Average, run-down, doors-outside rooms in need of renovation. Pluses: location right next to the river, free bicycles to borrow and ride on the bike trail.

Seemed pretty solid to me, nice mattresses and good pillows which is key. Friendly staff and easy to get to the freeway and middle of town. Has the.

My first thought was since this place is called Safari Inn it better take dogs. And it did. The pet charge was only $10 bucks (they are usually $25), the.

Opened in March 2008 and is Idaho Falls finest hotel now. The hotel sits across from the LDS Temple and their deluxe rooms have a balcony overlooking the.

I have stayed at the Ameritel Inn 3 times in the last 2 years, with the last time, just a week ago, for 4 nights. This hotel is modern & clean and as a.

Seems to be one of the best hotel/motels to stay in here. We got a nice room with two beds and sliding doors to the outside. We've only stayed one night.

So, I think people often get confused and translate Yelp star ratings to hotel star ratings, and I want to make it clear that's not the case here. Le Ritz.

My job took my to Boise, Idaho. I like the feeling of this city. Its a college city and everybody love college football. It is fun to watch the game with.

This is part of a local chain of inns of the same name, but in various cities of Idaho. Definitely stay at one of these when you're in Idaho for awhile.

This brand new hotel has rooms modeled on some part of the world. Eg New York has a statue of liberty, and a mock up of the city. London has a draw bridge.

Beautiful new hotel in the heart of downtown Boise. We stayed for a wedding nearby, and everything was within walking distance - the Boise River, the State.

Formerly the LittleTree Inn. Across the street from the PineCrest golf course.The exterior has been getting tatty over the years, but the rooms are OK.

Four stars normally, five stars for Boise. Outside of the Grove, the only 3 to 4 star-type hotel in Boise.The comparisons to the Jupiter in PDX and the.

Please note from the beginning that the four stars are in comparison to other hotels in this price point. It's a Fairfield Inn, not a Four Seasons, so.

Had dinner here during a business trip. The pan fried Idaho rainbow trout almondine was awesome. Mustr try their elk too!Kinda pricey but very fresh.

I think this is a relatively new hotel in Boise. The area around seems new as well. I have tried 4 Hilton properties in Boise over the last several.

Great decor, friendly helpful staff, and the rooms were very reasonably priced! The room itself was a 'standard boutique room', which had a king bed with.

Very cozy stay here. clean, comfy beds, spacious rooms/bathrooms, smoke free, and the staff was very accomodating. free breakfast most days until 10 a.m.,.

Wow. I am totally amazed. $43/night. Right next to the airport. Very Clean. Very polite staff. FREE INTERNET! guess that is all you could really ask for.

Breakfasts are gourmet! Victorian rooms comfy; each unique. Walking distance to downtown. Central to everything. Organic market two blocks away. Neighborhood quiet and picturesque. Books and bottled water at our disposal. Afternoon snacks put out. We loved this place and use it every year.