I stayed only one night in September 2024. I was exploring the area, but there were bad wildfires…read morein Stanley, so I came a bit north to get out of the smoke. About an hour after I checked in, the power went out all over town. It was warm in Idaho, and I decided to go sit outside until the power came back on. That is where I got to chat with the owner. He confirmed my assumption that the building used to be an assisted living facility. That is why the building is off the main street, and the bathrooms and halls are so large. It is unbelievable that an assisted living facility went out of business. Overall, a great night at this hotel. The shower pressure was good, and plenty of hot water. The bed was comfortable. I had some issues with the TV but used my iPad to watch the news, etc. If I were back in the area, I would stay there again.

Super nice, great stop on super scenic route between Boise & Missoula (~5 hours to each!) or…read moreanywhere in Montana! Former nursing home, so rooms & bathrooms are super big! Stone showers, spring water, awesome pictures! Only downside is walls are thin, so if you have kids, make sure to tell them (our neighbors complained about ours, and they weren't even being loud..). Super reasonable at $130. Great road for running at top of hill, then head south. Only downside is not many places to eat, and close early. Also, no breakfast at hotel. GREAT A/C

This is one of those places that is just not great for tent campers. The "tent" site we were…read moresupposed to stay at didn't even have a spot to put our tent- as it was covered in a giant bush. We opted to release the reservation and go back towards Stanley for a better camping experience. If you're an RV camper of a certain demographic- this might be a great place- but it was not for us. The website needs to be more clear on their "tent" sites and what is available before next summer. Staff is nice, and the RV section looked well Maintained, but the tent sites again- problematic.

Great state park. Cost $7 to come into the state park if you are not an Idaho resident and don't…read morehave a yearly pass. Then you pay $10 to swim in the pools. I had the pools to myself for an hour before others came. Both have a rock bottoms and steps to get in and out of. One is small and hotter, the day I was there it was 105 and the larger one was 95. Changing room at both. Toilets at the larger one. With the $7 you can to two other areas nearby (Land of the Yankee Fork & Bayhorse). The staff was friendly. The is also camping and RV spots. I believe if you do either of those you can use the pools as well. I would come back if in the area. Great find.

Just came back from a delightful stay at the Pioneer Motel! The cabins are great with kitchenette…read moreand super comfy beds. The staff are warm, polite and super helpful. We will so be back!! Thank you for a great stay!!!

Highly recommend! They have beautiful cabins for family's/groups but if it's just the two of you,…read morelike my man and I, then the motel room is all you need. The bed was sssoooo comfy! Simple but clean and neat and the sweet angel who works the front desk will help you with anything you need. Best customer service ever!

Stay FAR away if possible. If I could give it a 0 I would…read more Was suppose to stay here for work, I was not even suppose to pay for it (company arranged it ahead of time). The front counter lady charged me the whole stay and said the card is just incase I didn't show up to charge it for ine night... what? Standing right in front of you, obviously I'm here. That was the first thing. The second was got my room key. A regular house key type. Red flag. And the room? Ew. Ew. EW. Curtains? Disgusting and stained. Bed was ok, but I didn't look much into it. Under the bed? Had crumbs, dirt, miscellaneous shit all under it like no one's VACUUMED in years. The bathroom? The ceiling was bowed in from water damaged like it was going to break at any time. And the kicker? The trash can had a pepperoni from whoever was in the room last. Disgusting. Stay clear from here. I've never checked out of somewhere so dang fast.

Gross. I could feel crumbs under my feet as I walked, stains covered the floor, and the bathtub was…read morehideous. Chips were all over the tub and grime and hair was everywhere. There was hair on the toilet seat and spatters of god knows what on the counter. The sheets were itchy and out window had a foot long crack in it. Needed a deep clean.

Raise the toilet, change out the walk around your facility, so it's more even for someone using a…read morewalker and make some ADA approaches. If I didn't have my husband help me over the wooden raised walk, I'd been flat on my face. Your restaurant is a complete failure. We each had the hamburger and fries...the hamburger was like eating a burnt hockey puck, and the fries had to have been cooked in old grease, completely inedible

Check-in was easy and the woman at the desk was very friendly. Check-out was just as easy…read more We paid for a Premium room. It included a small fridge and a microwave, king-size bed, and an updated bathroom with a deep jetted tub. It definitely needs updating and a little attention. While clean, it had a terrible old-motel room smell. We opened the windows, but had to close them as the temps dropped. The tall lamp was unplugged with no bulb in it. Everything was clean, which is a plus.

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

Comfortable rooms. Reasonable rates. Resturant and bar closely connected so nice not to have to go…read morefar for anthing. Gas station about two blocks either direction.

My favorite watering hole in town! I visit once a year during the Braun Brothers Reunion and the…read morestaff

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 a lovely place to stay in a gorgeous setting. I was able to take walks and say hi to River,…read morethe horse, grazing in an open field as well as the cattle. Our hosts, Brit and BJ were very personable and helpful and let us know about the local wild life in the area. We stayed in the Carriage House and it was updated and very comfortable. The grounds and building need some work (thus the four rather than five stars) but overall a delightful stay.

What a lovely little peace of heaven! Visiting Salmon,…read moreIdaho on our vacation, we stayed a night in this little B&B in one of the private cabins called Trapper. It could not be cuter with its rustic country charm! There's a queen bed on the main level & up a spiral staircase 2 twin beds in the loft. A couch, a kitchen and a kitchen table make it super homey... I could easily never go back home! Super fast WiFi, refrigerator, freezer, shower (tall & hot) ... nice deck with chairs & a BBQ! I sat out until dark and soaked in every bit of serenity I could. Great getaway!

Recommended lunch stop & the log cabin lodge is in a majestic setting. The lake, beach, big porch…read morewith the snow capped mountains in the background are picturesque. The Redfish Lake was cold, no one was swimming but it was perfect for kayaking & paddle boats. I was happy to have Wi-Fi and clean bathrooms. This was the perfect spot to get out of the car and walk around a little bit. There were lots of marked trails around the lake. Besides the lodge, lots of cabins, a marina, a grill, there was a gift shop. There was a lot of parking. The parking lot was busy as a lot of day trippers brought a car full of children, dogs, chairs, picnic stuff & fishing rods,

Very rustic and fun. The Lodge is from the 1920's and has stood the test of time. We stayed in the…read moremain lodge, it is a room with a sink in a corner of the room and the bath across the hall, we are talking old boarding house experience. We had the most wonderful dinner down stairs at Limbert's it was delish, so was breakfast. The grounds are so well keep with hiking, boating and kayaking available. The lodge sits on the edge of the lake which is so beautiful and you see the Sawtooth in the background. This was a fun trip.