When I crashed my motorcycle a little outside of Lowman, Nick, the owner, passed by and literally…read morerefused to leave me sitting on the side of the road. He doubled back and dropped me off at the hotel where Jess patched me up and fed me. Absolutely incredible people, and I am so so so thankful for their kindness. They let me hang out in the restaurant on the patio for a couple hours while my ride came up, and the food was delicious, service was incredible, and scenery was breathtaking. I am so unbelievably grateful to the staff here for making my bad day just that much better. Thank you so much to the staff there, and I can't wait to return under better circumstances!

What a fantastic surprise to find the Southfork open. We were super happy we turned around to check…read moreit out. The Good What a pleasant experience. We were looking to stop for just a drink and relax a little. Nick invited us down to the bar area where we had some drinks and good conversation about the history of the Southfork and their plans for the upcoming season and longer term plans. Lots going on with an ice skating rink, ATV, bicycle rentals and the offer to take riders to nearby summits for a ride down. We plan to return when we can spend the weekend and just relax. The Meh Nothing to report here. We really liked it all! The Bad Nothing to report here

2025: Yep it is now same time next year and we just wrapped up our 5 star stay at the Redfish…read moreRiverside Inn. If you want a little slice of heaven on earth, I strongly recommend visiting Diana and her team at the Inn. You won't be disappointed. Luxury mountain accommodations supported by a great team headed up by Diana. ENJOY! Update 2024: Just when we thought it couldn't get any better, Redfish gets new beds and remodels the bathrooms at the Inn. Extra comfy beds and wonderful showers now make the stay even more enjoyable! Same time next year for us! For about the last 15 yrs we have been staying for our anniversary weekend at the Redfish Riverside Inn. Great beds, quality service and assistance from Diana and her team make this a great get away! And that is before you take in the beauty of the river right off your patio and rafting, the views of the Sawtooths and the wonderful meals at Limberts, Stanley bakery, Sawtooth Hotel or the Stanley Supper club. So enjoy The Redfish Riverside Inn, the town of Stanley, the town folks and the sheer beauty. It can't be beat!!!! PS make sure you give a "Howdy" to Diana and her team!

Super nice rooms, everything you need with a touch of extra luxury…read more Rooms have a deck facing the river and a deck facing the mountain. The Mountains are not super visible, but still great. Very close to all the stuff in Stanley (short walk or drive). Staff are friendly. Room was clean and attractive, with a great kitchenette and fancy shower.

Best eggs benny in the nation! No joke, I promise. Homemade potatoes are to die for. This is a must…read moretry culinary experience. Killer homemade Fresno hot sauce and ketchup as well. Add a slice of warm banana bread and a tasty latte and your day will have already started as a top five all time day. I promise! These guys know what they are doing when it comes to food and service. Make a reservation online as it's a small dining room and nicely so. I can't say enough good things about this place.

Great place. Rustic as appropriate for the area and the staff are awesome! Great communication with…read morefriendly text reminders! We stay at their partner resorts all the time with plans to continue in the future.

This is an ideal gateway if you're exploring the Sawtooth Mountains/Wilderness and features rustic…read morecharm and beautiful natural surroundings. Accommodations include cabins, yurts, meadow camping and spaces for RVs. Prices are different for each and are fair. We stayed over two nights (RV space and cabin) over the Labor Day weekend/week and had a nice time! The grounds were clean and quiet even during a busy time. All the RV spaces seemed suitable and were nicely sized with full hook ups available. The night we stayed in a cabin (cabin 3), we found it to be comfortable and clean, with three beds (two queens and a full bed jn the loft - you must climb a small ladder to go up there), a full bathroom with shower, a wood burning stove for heat, and some seating. There were a couple power outlets available. Electricity is available from 7am-10pm. On site there is a restaurant which has surprisingly excellent food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We enjoyed such things as a breakfast burrito, breakfast sandwich, a burger and a reuben sandwich. Sodas, waters, beer and wine are available. They have fantastic milkshakes as well (try the Huckleberry!). Prices were good and service as well. There is a geothermal pool on site as well (rules apply and a waiver) which we enjoyed. Jesse (the manager) was awesome, friendly and informative (especially about news/updated with regard to our backpacking trip) and all staff/crew was great as well.

Stopped in for some amazing sandwiches after a week of backpacking. I was at first disappointed…read morethey didn't offer burgers that day, but all three of us had amazing huge and tasty sandwiches instead. Loads of flavor and the serving size was nice too. The huckleberry shakes use freshly picked berries and are wow! The service was amazing and consisted mostly of high school aged girls who were very personable. The whole experience was amazing. The lodge is nearly 100 years old and felt truly authentic. I'll stop in here every time I'm back in the Sawtooths.

I love this motel .... Right along the river and you can sit on the patio and enjoy the river and…read moremountains

Came with friends to hike the Sawtooths for a couple of days. Cabin had 2 queen beds: one in the…read moremain room and one in enclosed bedroom. Electric baseboard heat. Cabin was clean, and the venue quiet, but could have used some TLC: Kitchenette sink and shower water supplies are hooked backwards (cold where hot should be). Not a big deal in the kitchenette, but a scald hazard in the shower. Electric outlet near the kitchenette sink was defective -- only one side of the duplex outlet worked. And the lighting over the table was horrible. Difficult or impossible to do any reading or play games that required reading without using our headlamps. Bedroom door difficult to close against the threadbare carpet underneath it. Needs some attention from a circular saw. Entry door locks have also seen better days; I suspect the fit between the locks and their strike plates was better when first installed. Perhaps previous guests have made off with a mid-sized pot from the kitchenette? All we found was a large pot (sufficient for cooking pasta) and one sized for a pint's cooking. Something in-between would be a great addition.

For me this place was a disappointment after reading so many positive reviews. Honestly, it's a…read moredive, which is fine, but I just want to call it as it is. I ordered an omelette for breakfast which was big and good, more than I could eat. Service was prompt, and my server was conscious of refilling my coffee. So there's nothing really wrong with this place other than it's kinda dumpy and I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here again. It's also a gas station, so that's convenient.

we stopped by to use some restrooms and grab snacks, the man working was very helpful and kind, a…read moreperfect rest stop!

The Sawtooth Hotel Restaurant is one of the most unassuming restaurants where I experienced one of…read morethe most exceptional meals I've had the chance to enjoy in all of 2024. When you first walkup to the hotel, you are met with a very rustic, cabin-esque hotel building where you wouldn't expect to find such a fine dining experience. We were sat outside which presented the opportunity to enjoy a breathtaking view of the Sawtooth Mountain range. We ordered several dishes for our meal and every dish was just as amazing as the other! Bigwood Baguette: This was a great start to the meal! The baguette was baked to perfection and had the perfect amount of crunch to it. It comes topped with an herb oil and sea salt which added the most flavorful touch. Soup of the Day: Their soup of the day was a White Bean stew topped with rosemary and hern olive oil. The stew was rich without being too heavy and the seasoning was perfect. Soy Glazed Brussels: The soy sweet chili glaze had such a nice balance of sweetness and the slightest hint of spice. The crispy rice noodles and crumbled peanuts added such a nice textural contrast to the Brussel sprouts, which in my opinion were cooked to perfection! They were seared well without being too burnt or crispy. Beets & Burrata: Hands down one of the highlights of the whole meal. This dish came with a handful of components, that when paired together into one bite on a crostini, resulted in the most delicious amuse-bouche. The burrata was so light and fresh and I never knew that it was the perfect pairing with beets on a crostini. A MUST have. Columbia River Grilled Steelhead: Absolutely stunning. The Steelhead was executed beautifully and the mushroom asparagus risotto was cooked to perfection. Honestly, compliments to the chef for what seemed to almost be an experimental pairing with adding the sweet pesto and blueberry gastrique. Never could have I imagined these flavors being paired together atop a piece of salmon and I will not ever soon forget how flawless this dish was. Pork Schnitzel: This was my husband's dish which I did not have a bite of, but from what I could tell, the Pork Schnitzel was very well done. It was thinned out and tenderized very well and the breading looked like it was golden-crisped wonderfully. I did get to try the mashed potatoes and can remark that they were some of the best I've had! I had some of the lemon caper beurre blanc that was drizzled atop the dish and I would do anything to be able to have a jar of that at home. I am going to talk about this meal for a long time. If you are ever passing through Stanley, Idaho, it would be a giant mistake to not visit the restaurant at the Sawtooth Hotel.

Excellent schnitzel. Nothing else to say but I need at least 85 characters ( eighty five)read more

This was one of the cleanest places I have stayed. So clean in fact, I could walk around with no…read moreshoes or socks without the bottoms of my feet changing color. I could set my baby on the floor and know that when I picked him up again he wasn't going to be grimy.

Three words for the space provided, beautiful, spacious, amazing. We are longtime Idahoans that…read moreunfortunately have to live in Boise but are very familiar with the surrounding areas and the beauty held within. I work for the forest service so I've even had the unfortunate pleasure of defending this area from forest fire over the years. for my birthday we decided to hit a lot of the hot springs surrounding the cesspool known as Boise. LOL. Thank you so much, Inn the pines. Glorious. Clean, huge ceilings, A CEILING FAN, no expense spared. The next morning we headed for crouch and the Three Bears inn. Just as glorious! We're headed to Stanley tomorrow to hit four more hot springs and complete a six hot springs tour in four days. Thank you so much to the proprietors at Inn The Pines for making my birthday weekend as complete as it can be. You're amazing and we'll be back For sure! I would ask, recommend, a six foot across fire pit with wood provided if the space allows for folks to meat around and hang out after their individual soaks at the springs. I just think that would bring the community closer together at the end of a glorious day. That would be an "in addition to", the glory you already provide.

Fantastic getaway spot. Located near the Sawtooth mountains. Extremely spacious rooms with…read morekitchens. Restaurant in the complex. Amazingly friendly staff. Rooms are quiet and offer free wifi. You can't go wrong here

Nice clean rooms and friendly staff. Perfect location for exploring the Sawtooths. A few miles…read moreaway from the hustle and Bustle of Reddish lake. Near some great restaurants and ba k eries. Would definitely come back.