My wife and I have visited Lava Hot Springs several times in the last few years, and we love to…read morestay at the Greystone Manor. Each time we visit, we try a new room. So far we've stayed in the Peacock, Teal, Latte and French Country rooms. Once, we came with my parents , and we shared the Lyon House across the street. Each time, we have loved our visit. The hospitality is fantastic-I always feel like I'm staying with a great aunt that loves to take care of her family. Really, it's that good. We have done the Dine and Unwind package, which includes a delicious dinner and a couples' massage. Best experience ever! If you're looking for a special getaway, be sure to consider this. The property itself has a lot of history-be sure to save some time to talk to Craig and Vicky about it's past. If you're looking to host an event, the upstairs area is perfect for that too!

A must do if you're staying in Lava Hot Springs! We usually…read morestay in hotels like Marriott and others but on this trip we chose to stay in a bed-and-breakfast. One of the best decisions I've made in a long time. It's set in an old church that's been renovated to have five rooms in the lower level, and we stayed in the King room. The first thing they said when we walked in was feel free to explore and make yourselves at home which we totally did. Vicki and her husband Craig were great and they took care of us even making us a nice breakfast in the morning before we headed out. Would definitely recommend staying here.

What a gem! This place and the people who run it are so kind, comfortable, and welcoming. The…read morerooms, halls, lobby, and coffee shop are well decorated and made me want to just hang out- after I'd already wandered the halls and enjoyed everything on display. Everything was comfortable and well detailed. Having just been reopened for under a year, it was impressive how much thought and care has been put into the hotel and museum. I think more good things are coming and I look forward to visiting again next summer. The only downside I experienced was completely out of control of the hotel management. To echo another reviewer, the train can be loud during the night, but I think once you expect it, it won't be a problem. Plus, it's a total charmer during the day!

History meets comfort! I came here with a small group of work folks prior to a conference…read more Fortunately one of our friends knew of this gem from years past. It currently isn't on any travel website! The new operator Terah is gracious, kind and totally accommodating. If you're into hitting the best historic hotels this country has to offer don't miss this one! Often, when staying at historic hotels you sacrifice comfort. Not here! The beds were wonderful and sheets luxury! There are several options for just sitting and relaxing in various books and crannies. Roam the halls and peak into the many rooms which serve as the local museum. Breakfast is served fresh made by Terah. You do need to be aware that this is directly next to the train track and the train does run in the night. It will wake you up but it was worth it to all of us. Also be aware there are two flights of stairs to negotiate to get to your room with your luggage. Rumor has it there is a ghost or two!

Expensive but very very nice and the only place in town I can recommend. Very clean, great…read morecondition, great showers, very good amenities, great staff. If your staying in Soda Springs, this is the only place to stay.

On May 27th, I went to Soda Springs Idaho to attend my last granddaughters graduation, Soda…read moresprings is a small community with a population approximately 3,077. I stayed at the cobblestone inn with my wife and our 14 year old toy poodle. The cobblestone inn is a cross between a motel 6 and a motel 8. It was clean and neat, the staff were courteous and polite. Cindy the front desk clerk was the one who booked my reservation, I asked for a veterans discount which I assumed they gave me, They charged me $25 per night for our poodle. When checking in I showed Cindy my booked reservation with LaQuinta in Pocatello approximately 60 miles away, LaQuinta gave me a veterans discount, a king size bed, and a room twice the size of the one at cobblestone, They both offered breakfast for the guest but LaQuinta had a way larger variety and selection. They also did not charge any extra fees for our toy poodle. The charge for my stay at LaQuinta was $129.27 for one Saturday night on a holiday weekend where as Cobblestone charged me $349.44 for two nights. I recommend travelers beware of the cost at cobblestone they seem to sock it to you; its like comparing apples and oranges to sour grapes. This was the only downside to my trip.

We LOVE this hotel. We have stayed here two years in a row This year we got the guest house which…read morehas 3 beds and two separate bedrooms. A living room with a big couch and a full kitchen. Everything is extremely clean. The hotel is pretty much right next door to the hot springs.

So friendly very clean great quiet hotel great downtown location natural spring water in our room…read morewas amazing my skin was so soft and my hair!!!!! Great deck views of the river ! Great morning coffee!!! That old school vibe !

My ladies and I travel to Lava hot springs every year for mid winter rejuvenation. This is the…read moresecond year in a row we received massages from the Lava hotel and Spa. This was my second year with Margie and I must say, I highly recommend her! She is super nice, thorough and a great massage therapist. She listens and really connects with her clients. I will continue to go back to her every time I visit. My friend also received a massage from Delia and loved it. My other friend also had Margie and said it was the best massage she ever had!! Thanks Margie and Delia for being a part of our healing trip to Lava.

Margie is the bomb.com at Elevation spa upstairs. Truly a top notch relaxing massage at her finger…read moretips! Do not miss out on this opportunity in this lovely Lava hot springs land. Cool soaking pool out back near the river for before or after. Front desk Miss Cindy is also gives top notch customer service- she gave us a late check out due to the pool being drained - shhh don't tell anyone- late check outs are for people named Ryan only

The place was decently clean. The carpets could use a good professional cleaning. Locks not very…read moresecure; they could add something to make their guests feel more secure. A child of an employee came into our room and started talking to us and walking around the room pointing out the tip envelope and the things she had cleaned. She may have been six years old. I worry for her safety The air conditioner, however, is the worst part. It was a portable air conditioner that would not keep up with the heat. It was 80 degrees in the room in the afternoon with it running constantly. Positives: it's clean

Bang for the buck, there is no better motel in the area. Debby the manager was friendly and…read morehelpful. The rooms--while dated--are clean and comfortable. Shower water pressure was awesome. $64 for a room is pretty unbeatable.

We were coming to Lava Hot Springs for the weekend but they were having the Fire and Ice Festival…read moreand so there was no place to stay. I found this Motel in Soda Springs which is about 23 miles from Lava. It is a place in a time warp. The rooms are knotty pine, the beds old and used up. It seemed like one person did all of the work. They never had a front desk person but a number you could call if you needed anything. The room had no heat with the exception of a space heater we found in the closet. Since it got to be a high of 15 degrees we were glad to have it. The first day there was no hot water in the shower. The second day my husband feel hard In the Tub. The tub was so slick with nothing to hold onto like bars. I hope they read this because this Motel is in no way ADA compliant. For these reasons I would not stay here again

Clean. And thank you for that! Sheets smelled nice. Again, thank you! Because the rest of the place…read moremakes you want to run away. This motel is so old and it shows. The bathroom is especially scary. The beds are very soft memory foam. Fine for 1 person, but 2 people tend to roll into each other. Good price and nice people, but be ready. You get what you pay for. As long as you're prepared for it, you'll be fine. I booked this on hotels.com where it claimed to be 2.5 stars!! No way. 2 stars AT BEST.

What a cute place to stay. May 5, 2025 we were traveling and just happen to see this place. Stop…read moregot a room for the night. It was so very cute, clean, and very confortably. We truly recommend this place if you are traveling in the area. Thanks for a great nights rest.

What a great find during our travels. Located in a very small community. Stayed in cabin 15, which…read morehas a very comfortable King size bed and kitchenette. So peaceful and quiet and clean. Our stay included a very nice breakfast. Also, the young lady at the front desk who checked us in was very welcoming and pleasant.

We drove from Yellowstone to Salt Lake City airport and spent a night at this lovely hotel. Clean,…read morecomfortable, they even have DVD! We watched Harry Potter: half blood prince. I wanna give them 10 star if possible.

We stayed here earlier this week and absolutely loved it! We stayed in The Phantoms Lair, and it…read morewas as much of a destination as our visit to the hot springs. The tour of the room by Autumn was awesome and added to the overall experience. The furniture, decorations and draperies were all spot on. The attention to detail like the rose on the mantel (from the Phantom, from anyone who hasn't seen Phantom of the Opera) the pitcher of ice water, a box fan tucked away in the corner, the Phantom of the Opera music playing, and DVD for viewing were all over the top details that made this stay worth every penny. The bed was great, as were the sheets and bedding. Then to plug devices in to charge there is a charging station next to the bed with I think 4 USB and 4 A/C plug ins to utilize. You can tell right away that these people care about their customers and do their best to make them happy. Then, the next day was a very nice breakfast consisting of bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, fresh cut fruit and creamy dipping sauce for the fruit, plus orange juice and hot chocolate (since we aren't coffee drinkers). It was delicious! We got a great rate by calling direct (better than the pricing that I saw online... but we stayed on a week night, so it may have been cheaper than a weekend stay. I have stayed in several bed and breakfast inns, and this one is the best that I have ever experienced! I highly recommend getting a room here if you are visiting Lava Hot Springs! Awesome!!!

Hidden gem! This is a WONDERFUL little cozy place in Lava Hot Springs. It was my first time in the…read morearea and I really didn't know what to expect. We were driving down from Montana and got caught up in a storm so our check in time was going to be extremely late (midnight). Called the office and they were extremely accommodating. The room is secured by a keypad with a unique code given to you at check in which they gave me over the phone. The staff over the phone and in person the next day was very friendly. The room(#7) was the perfect touch of warmth and cozy feeling we needed after such a long drive. There is a pretty big mini fridge and microwave in the room. The TV is a smart TV and has dish network with several channel options. The room was very clean and decorated with cute alpaca pictures and alpaca rugs. The bathroom has a full size tub, full size 32 oz tresemme shampoo/conditioner, small hair dryer, full size pump of hand soap and lotion (see pic). The beds are extremely comfortable and they even give you extra pillows besides the ones on the bed. Inside the rooms the ac has been updated as well (see pic) and is remote controlled for easy on/off option. Each room has their own little coffee station with real mugs. Outside of each room is a small patio table and chairs for two, so you can sit and enjoy your coffee. If you prefer to stay inside to drink your coffee there is a nice comfy rocking chair. I will definitely be staying here in the future!

We stayed here New Years Eve. It was a last minute getaway for my little family. They usually have…read morea minimum of a 2 nights stay but we were able to get squeezed in between the other guests, which was really nice of them to do that. The location itself is secluded. Just a little off the Main Street but still close enough to restaurants and bars. Close enough to walk to. Which was really nice and convenient when you're driving a big truck and you don't feel like pulling in and out of the crowded areas. Plus for us, on that part haha. The room is spacey and barn house feel but really cozy and warm. The ceilings are high so we didn't feel like we were crushed in a small room. The bathroom was spacious and I love that they advertise items for sale inside the room. The bed was comfy but I ended up on the couch lol because my son fell asleep in my spot on the bed next to my husband. We didn't even stay up for the count down. I did hear the fire works while I was dozing off into sleep. It was nice a quiet. The host was really cool and friendly. Got me checked in quickly and smoothly. Check out was also quick. I liked that they had a card and keyless entry door. That solves card problems if it doesn't work and the host is out, yeah! Been there done that. Not having to worry about where the card is or where I put it saves me so much stress. Believe me, I'm so distracted with other things that I'll end up leaving my key cards in the room! Lol! Anyway, don't take my word for it, staying here is recommend. We'll definitely be back.