CDA resort is the pinnacle of resorts in the US. They have all the amenities, services and…read morefriendliness you could ever hope for. Our stay was special and so damn fun. Special shout out to Captain Bunker on the way to the infinity pool and Caleb at the front desk.

My husband and I moved to the Spokane area earlier this year, so we have been excited to get to…read moreknow the surrounding areas. Coeur d' Alene has been on my list as everyone says how great it is. So, a friend flew to visit over the summer and we spent 2 nights at the resort in their North Wing room. Then another friend came to visit this month, so we returned (with a much better experience). Arrival: Both visits were easy and we self parked. Be aware that there is an elevator from the parking garage to the resort and it is not the same one that will bring you to your room. Easy if you don't have a lot of stuff, but one visit I brought my dog and I could have used a luggage cart. So unload up front and then go park. Check in: Very quick. No wait. On the 2nd stay we were allowed to check in early which was nice. Rooms: North Wing- yikes. It does say on the site it is for the "value minded traveler." It shows. Summer is expensive there and since we were going to be outside the majority of the time it wasn't horrible. However, the room is much like a motel with the window facing a walkway. Ours was right next to the elevator. ugh. The inside was just okay. As others have mentioned, it could use updating. My second stay we stayed in the Lake Tower Room with double beds and fireplace and balcony. It was lovely. Nice room, beds comfortable, but the best was the view. Housekeeping: Unfortunately, both stays no one came to service the room. The Lake Tower even had a button to push when you want it serviced. We were out of the room by late morning and had the button turned on. Oh well. When I called, they did offer to service the room but we were tired and wanted to relax. One minor thing is that there is quite the push for tipping. I believe it came in an email and text. Just thought it was tacky. I've never seen that done before. Amenities: Visited the outdoor Blu pool during the summer. It was busy. My friend and I found an area that was "adults only" (not near the pool) and enjoyed the lake more than the kids in the pool crowd. Restaurants: Dined at Beverly's and Dockside. I will write separate reviews for them. All positive and will be back. The pre fixe dinner (early bird) was a great deal at Beverly's! ***Only policy I would suggest a change on is their charge for pet fee. It's one of the highest I've paid (and I've stayed at 5 star resorts) There is a DAILY $75 fee (someone said they cap at $150). I understand a fee is necessary, but I think that is a bit over the top. Our pup is crated (and prefers it) so does not require that deep level of clean other dogs might need. It might be better to have a standard reasonable fee and then charge the owner if the animal's stay requires additional cleaning.

It's a Hampton Inn…read more Hey, if you go to a franchise, you know what you're getting before you walk in the door. And yes, this place delivers. Once you're inside, you could be in any Hampton Inn anywhere in the world. It's good, that's why I stay there! Heck, these days you don't even have to interact with people if you don't want: you can check in and check out with the app, so I didn't really see much of the people who worked there!

Rooms and staff were all amazing! Nathan at the front desk went above and beyond! We'll definately…read morebe staying here again. Just booked a stay at another Hampton Inn at a different location because of the hospitality we received from Nathan and his teammates..!

We have lived in the PF community for 10+ years and the new owners of the PFGC are HORRIBLE…read moreneighbors. This went from a quiet neighborhood to one of amplified music outside that you can hear in your living room and regular fireworks rattling the windows and scaring your pets. Calls of complaint are met with callous rudeness and arrogance of "we can and you can't do anything about it". HORRIBLE NEIGHBORS!!

I was surprised to see my eggs Benedict like this. The eggs are in puck form? The avocado is…read morebrowning, which usually wouldn't bother me. But this entire meal was not good.

Great course Our caddy, Lane, was terrific…read more We have made it a tradition to golf coeur d'Alene annually and I don't think we'll stop any time soon!

Beautiful resort golf course! A forecaddie was included in the green fees. "E" our forecaddie was…read morevery nice & knowledgeable. The course was manicured to a tee with beautiful scenic views! Everyone from the pro shop, to the massage girl, & man at the bag drop were very nice. We loved playing Coeur d'Alene!

Coeur d'Alene area is the best for visiting. There is so much to do outdoors and it's gorgeous…read more If I had a 2nd home here I would definitely hire Season Fine Property Management to help me. The professionalism and attentiveness is as good as it gets. Thank you Lisa and Casey for always being willing to help.

From the owner: We are a small family owned local property management company. We handle all the details, so you…read moredon’t have to.

First, I will start with the lovely staff, there was a little bit of a mixup with our reservation,…read morebut they worked tirelessly to make it right. They are very quick to communicate and on top of everything! The house itself is absolutely stunning with incredible detail blending historic details with modern amenities. The rooms are beautiful and inviting. The main area is ready to host any event and well laid out. Speaking of events, their expert team was setting up for an indoor wedding and it was so beautiful. There are extras such as a pool table, games and a hot tub; all ready for their guests to enjoy. The breakfast offered a variety of breakfast items, meeting the needs of any picky eater. I highly recommend The Blackwell for your stay and even though we are local to it, are planning our next stay!

Really wondered why this place is so highly rated. The place is marketed as a 4* hotel and highly…read morerated. Reality is that - 1st, there is no staff available to check in... (all remote & one needs to register on line to check in). Currently, the place is torn up (that is unexpected but OK). The issues were 1) room is quite dirty, 2) very noisy as there were work with plumbing and there is a new condo building next door, 3) the breakfast does not start until 9:00 AM... and only was comprised scrambled eggs with some sort of cheese and sausage and soggy potatoes. The only saving grace is that the lady at the place was friendly and location is near walkable area to the business district. Be aware that there is no A/C here (as it is an older facility). They provide a couple of heaters - one in the main room and one in the bathroom... It does take time for the one in the main room to warm up... Super cold when it was about 40ish outside...

I rolled into town without a place to stay and stumbled upon this bed and breakfast. It was…read morebeautiful, the staff was friendly, the grounds and accommodations were perfection. Clean, Victorian, quiet. I got a room on the second floor that was actually two rooms; my room and another single 'guest room' to the side. The only downside was that the hot tub and sauna closed earlier than I had returned from dinner, otherwise you could hear a pin drop in the building. I was a two minute drive from downtown, there's a human sized chess board in the courtyard, a small waterfall, lit by string-lights. I felt like I had the entire place to myself. It's beautiful. Maybe it's been updated, as I see some other reviews that didn't see the same beauty and charm as I did? Moderately expensive but worth it,

Charming hotel with free breakfast, each room has old school decorations and there is a jacuzzi on…read morethe location

Jen the owner is prompt and polite with communication. The other "C's" that apply to a stay here…read moreare clean, cost-effective, and most of all, convenient. Literally a few blocks from anywhere you want to go. Nice little grocery store, liquor store, and coffee place nearly right across street. The things that could be improved or addressed - mostly for an extended 4 night stay - are having a dresser or small table in the room. There's literally no place to store/stack things. There is no daily linen or towel service. This is impt to note bc if you do any walking/hiking in the area, you will get dirty. We didn't realize how much so until our first day when we placed a backpack on the bed. THAT said, Jen did have our bedsheets changed out so kudos to her!

Very clean and quaint Inn, that is a simple but a top notch accommodation. The bed is extremely…read morecomfortable. It is also nice and close to everything in Coeur D'Alene. The only negative that I would give North Idaho Inn is a very awkward, tight and tiny parking lot that can be very tricky to maneuver in, especially if you have a full size truck. Other than that, it's a great Inn, that you will not be disappointed in staying at. We weren't aware of the extra parking, but we will definitely stay here again, we absolutely loved it, thank you.

Amanda and Jason have a little piece of paradise for your pups! Its beautiful! They go above and…read morebeyond making sure that all dogs are a good fit for their space as well as that they get along well with other dogs, which is so great! My Kona bear came back a tired dog, well exercised, and I am confident this is where he learned to swim. Woohoo! This will be my go to place for sure when I must leave my buddy behind on future trips

From the owner: Not currently accepting new guests. read more

Lake C'oeur d'Alene is fairly laid back. You likely won't have much of a view of the lake from…read morethis property. It was spacious and nicely equipped. Friendly staff. Perfect for us retired folks. Teens might not have a lot to do. Nice eateries in the area.

This used to be a wonderful place. These are gorgeous condos and the lake views are stunning. Very…read morepeaceful previously. However, sadly, worldmark decided to sell or lease the lake access to Gozzer Ranch (owners include celebrities) and worldmark owners and guests can only access the lake via one small spot that is not maintained well. It's a muddy slope and the few lawn chairs are cheapie and covered with bird poop. You really feel like it's the haves and the have nots between the worldmark place and the gozzer ranch lakeside lodge. We aren't allowed on the dock and the former restaurant is now only for gozzer ranch. Celebs buzz up and down between the lake and gozzer ranch in their side-by-sides and they aren't watching for little kids on the road and it's loud. I think it's sad worldmark decided to eliminate literally the only thing to do - why would you go to the lake and not plan to actually use the lake? You are a pretty long drive from anything other than the general store (which is a cute store). The only amenities for recreation is a pretty utilitarian indoor pool and when we've been there it wasn't working most of the time. There is truly nothing to do but stay inside your room - if you want to look at the lake, read a book, sit on the deck - it's great. But worldmark needs to invest in things for its owners to do since it gave the best part away. We used to be able to catch a boat to dinner, have dinner and or drinks in the restaurant, there was a sandy beach - all gone now.