I had never been to Sandpoint before and we wanted to have a quick get away to celebrate our…read morebirthdays. I wanted a unique experience a corporate hotel could not provide. Talus was eclectic, artistic and it felt like we were a guest in somebody's amazing house. It was a midweek stay. Maybe there was another couple there. We had the house to ourselves. That night we saw deer grazing out back and it snowed overnight. We woke up to a beautiful scene which included a few people ice skating on the frozen pond. We were in the Kipling suite which had a jet tub big enough for two people to swim is. It had a mini fridge, microwave, small coffee maker with coffee. A definite off the norm place to relax. On a side note, had an over the top dinner at 113 Main.

Hi Heather, Thank…read moreyou for taking the time to respond and engage with the feedback--it's clear you care deeply about the property. We hope that on a future visit, you might experience TRR from the perspective of a first-time guest--someone arriving with the hope of finding a peaceful retreat, but instead feeling somewhat like they've unexpectedly stepped into someone else's private space. While you see meaningful memories and personal touches, guests may interpret these items, photos, and instructions differently. The feeling of intrusion was heightened when the resident innkeeper prepared their own family's meal in the middle of the great room, making the shared space feel less like a guest retreat and more like someone else's home with lingering odors. There's so much to love about the property--the architecture and setting are truly stunning. With a bit of refreshing (particularly in terms of dusting all the bric-a-brac) and a shift in focus back toward creating a getaway experience, TRR could easily return to the high ratings it once enjoyed--as a place where guests can relax, reset, and grow.

Wonderful hospitality, always friendly. Stayed here on 2 occasions clean, comfortable, with an…read moreoutstanding breakfast, highly recommended!!

Huckleberry Hill B&B is the perfect spot for your home away from home - cozy, comfortable and so…read moreinviting. Gina & Michael who run this b&b made me feel welcomed instantly and helped make sure my stay was perfect for the entire duration of my 3-day visit. The rooms were beautifully decorated, and you are awoken with fresh coffee and breakfast each morning. Gina is an AMAZING chef - if you're lucky enough to try her homemade Huckleberry croissant French toast, you'll instantly add it to your list of best things ever eaten. The b&b sits on a couple acres and is very spacious - private outdoor seating, patio and there's even a bocci ball court in the backyard. Michael was gracious enough to let me beat him 3 games in a row! Nestled in the hillsides right next to Schweitzer mountain, the location is prime for all thinks happenings in Sandpoint. Gina and Michael gave some great suggestions on things to do around the town, in addition to tons of recommendations for food & bars. My stay was exactly what I needed and I can't wait to come back during ski season and stay again. Would recommend to anyone - thanks Gina & Michael!

This is a very special bed and breakfast tucked away on a vast land used for farming and ranching…read more As it usually goes the uniqueness and charm comes from the people. Here you will find good people. Talk to them and get to know them during your stay. Also there is a bounty of things to do. From hiking on their 440 acre property that includes a forested mountain or petting and feeding various farm animals, or lounging around a camp fire pit. You'll leave this place feeling like you've discovered a hidden gold mine.

A great location for group events (such as family reunions)!…read more RV spots are all clean and easily accessible. Staff are very welcoming and accommodating. It's lovely having all the access to nature walks and the petting zoo.

My company has a plant in Newport that I need to visit a few times a year. This is my fourth stay…read moreat the Inn at the Lake. There is nothing to compare with in the area. The house and grounds are magnificent, the service warm but discrete. Items that in name brand properties you get charged for are gratis here, without asking. Bottled water and ice in the fridge, Keurig machine and selection in the room, wonderful home-made short cookies on a plate, chips and breakfast bars in a basket in the room, and the best part, their own breakfast blend of coffee already for you to brew loaded up in the coffee machine. It is so nice to wake up to a flavorful strong cup of coffee in the morning, this makes the stay worth it right there. The beds are big, comfortable with high end linen. The bathrooms are big, huge, with terrycloth robes and Egyptian towels. Wifi is great with very good speed (35Mb/s avg.). I've stayed in three different rooms and all had their own warm personality and classic touches. I really like the Mountain penthouse room with the small private deck. They know I'm a smoker and always have an ashtray out there waiting. When I come in the door I'm welcomed by name. So nice after a long drive or flight. When I walk in I know that I don't have to worry about anything, it's already taken care of.

This bed and breakfast is one of the higher class at a very affordable price. Breakfast served hot…read moreto our room. Fresh orange juice, fruit accompanied our breakfast. One of the best features is a fan located in the room that I used since I love to sleep with a fan blowing directly on me at night. What a wonderful stay..

There are not adequate enough words to explain how amazing this spot is…read more This is a B&B but also a safe spot to stop if you're passing through in an rv! If you're looking to park your rv in one of the most magical places in all of Montana, you can rent a spot for $35/$45 depending on what electrical you need. Full hook ups included. And the host, Jim, is the best part. But I'll get to that. The rooms at this beautiful B&B are only $100 a night. Jim could EASILY charge $300 a night. Breakfast is included, and you have a private balcony overlooking the most beautiful valley I've ever seen. There are only 3 rooms available. And despite knowing he could charge way more, Jim wants to keep the rooms affordable so that anyone can enjoy them. I was passing through in my RV and it was getting late and I saw his large parking lot. I called him in hopes that he would have a quiet spot for me to park in, and I was more than happy to pay him. The voice on the other end of the phone was warm and welcoming, and said "sure come on by!" I never imagined he would have full hook ups and give me a guided tour of his beautiful bed-and-breakfast that he built by hand himself. Jim is one of the kindest, most welcoming people I've ever met. He made me feel like I was talking to an old friend. In the morning we stood on the huge balcony and had coffee together, watching the birds flutter about UNDER us. That's how high up you are!!! I really hope to be passing through again sometime. Because I'd love to see him again. I hope you get to see this review Jim! Thank you for being so wonderful!!!!

This place is a real gem. I'm so glad we decided to stop here in Troy on our 10 day road trip…read morearound Montana and Wyoming. This place had hands down our favorite view. It was so nice to sit and have a drink on the balcony with gorgeous views after a long day or hiking. The room is a great space and thoroughly cleaned. You can tell the bed and breakfast is well taken care of by the sweet owners, Joyce and Jim. We would recommend this stay 110%!

Very cute place on the river. We stayed in the guest house that had a small kitchen, living,…read moredining and queen bed upstairs studio style and downstairs had 1 room with 2 queen beds and a bathroom. I slept upstairs, the fridge is a bit loud so bring earplugs. The bed is right next to the fridge. The portable air conditioning only available upstairs was also loud but better than not having air conditioning at all. I also with she had some Kleenex available. She didn't serve breakfast due to covid19. Her place is beautiful and the river is calm/shallow so perfect for kayaking. She let us use her paddle boards. Penny is very friendly. We got to see her other 2 rooms she rents out, they are very nice as well. I hope to come back again one day.

Ditch the mainstream hotels and stay at Penny's place on the River! You will not be disappointed…read more This cozy little place has everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Penny is very sweet and takes care of her guests! The bed was super comfy, fireplace in the room, amazing view of the river along with a deck to enjoy your morning coffee on. This place is perfect for a romantic honeymoon or a quick getaway. Do yourself a favor and book now! Thank you Penny, for hosting us! Eric & Cindi from Lubbock Texas.

I highly recommend this bed and breakfast!! Booking was easy. The owner met us when we arrived. He…read moreis fun to talk to and an amazing host. There were fresh baked cookies in our room and he gave us a glass of wine. The home is immaculate and smells delicious. There is several acres behind that runs along the river that is fun to walk on. He asked if we had diet restrictions where breakfast was concerned. Breakfast was delicious! They don't completely book the house because they want to make people feel safe with covid. I will stay again.

My wife and i are here celebrating our 6th anniversary and the owners here at the river cove have…read morebeen very accommodating for our unique plans. we had river access for our kayaks, about a six block walk to a Japanese steak house, and a great little spot or two actually to have meals, coverd hot tub, very relaxing in the evenings.

Exquisite and perfect in every way…read more Shar and Brian go out out of their way to make the stay perfect. Coffee trays with breakfast bread gets the day off to a great start. A hearty breakfast and a perfectly decorated great room is amazing. Having the coffee on the patio was idyllic. The room we stayed in (the sweet) is furnished nicely. Brian helped with bags on arrival This is our go to inn. Have stayed at many and this one is the best.

This is the best B&B in town. The innkeepers Shar and Brian are awesome. We came in for the Ironman…read moreand they could have not treated us better!

What a great experience. Thomas, new owner of Old Northern Inn, offers great, personal service…read moreand hospitality. Situated on the shoreline of Priest Lake, this historic boutique inn offers a wonderful setting on an incredible lake. The rooms are rustic, but very comfortable. The expansive outside deck and fire pit is a wonderful spot to relax and watch the sunset and enjoy cocktails with friends and fellow guests. It's important to note that they no longer offer a breakfast, but restaurants are a short walk away. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Staying in a historic in. Is so fun. It was quaint and the location to the beach/lake was awesome…read more Complimentary Use of the dock and boat slip as an added bonus. Joedella (sp), our host, was kind and informative. Recommend you take a box fan to put in your window in summer. There is no a/c, of course, and the rooms are hot and stuffy. All guests are provided a small oscillating fan which did help. But our neighbors brought their own box fan and had no problems at all. We loved it and will be back. Thank you!!

This small BnB was a delight! It's a bit tricky driving up as it's a twisty mountain road and the…read morepavement ends about halfway up the mountain, but the unpaved section was very well maintained and my rental sedan had no issues with it. The view from the HUGE porch is lovely. There's tons of common "hang out" space both inside and out. If you play the piano or a string instrument there are instruments for use and that use is encouraged. There are a few friendly cats on the property. I stayed in a room with a shared bathroom (shared with a couple in the next room) and there was never an issue. The bathroom had sinks with toilet and shower in a separate area with a door, so you could brush teeth while someone was showering with no issue. An extra half bath downstairs was helpful too. The decor was eclectic and fun and always something to look at. (One of the owners designed and created most of it himself.) There's wine out in the afternoon/evening and a lovely coffee and tea bar that's VERY well stocked. Breakfast had two time options and is served in individual servings and, in our case, a platter if fruit to pass. The breakfast was a cinnamon roll bread pudding and a veggie and potato frittata with sliced melon on the side. It was delicious and I enjoyed chatting with the other guests over the meal. Beds were comfy and wifi was solid. (I stayed in the three twins room - be aware that the third twin is lifted above the closet and entryway, so it may be cramped for a larger person.) I truly enjoyed my short stay here and will definitely visit again if I'm in the area!

If you want to be pampered in a place that is funky beautiful, this is the place. The moment we…read morewalked in , we were greeted by Sandy, who treated us as though we were her first guests. I have traveled around the world and stayed in fancier places but the feeling you get from this place is awesome. As an artist , I enjoyed David's, art which hangs on the walls and ceiling . He is also an accomplished sculptor. The decor is homey with artistic touches everywhere. The breakfast was outstanding. There is a huge book library with films and games. One of the best B&B where we've stayed. Dave and Karole