If you love antiques and vintage you have to stay here !!! Dazzling .. Comfy beds and great…read morebreakfast too .. You will feel right at home in this gorgeous colonial old bed and breakfast.

Our car broke and we were towed to this town. The local hotel was disgusting! We were so blessed…read moreto find this beautiful B&B. The owner, Joyce, was an amazing woman that was so kind to us and our situation. Joyce made us feel like family and was nice enough to let us invade her space the following day while we waited for our car. The house is full of great history and the rooms are quaint and clean. She makes a wonderful breakfast. Couldn't have stayed in a better place.

I would agree with other ratings in this area. This is a unique junction and as such this nice…read morelittle stop is fun. Around this hotel in particular it is primarily only fast food. HOWEVER, check out just a short jaunt down the road and you have this amazing place called The Grille and a great coffee stand for the morning before rolling out of town. We were originally going to stay at a more commonly known place that also had good reviews, but they were full. I came to yelp and found this place. It is an older building so don't expect a suite. However, it has a nice western theme to it. The hospitality is great! Front desk was very helpful and friendly. The room itself, a king sized pet friendly room, had perfect and CLEAN floors and was large! There were TWO arm chairs in the room and a comfy bed. Fridge, microwaves... pretty much what you need. The vanity area was pretty small thats why I took a picture but it worked. Shower and toilet room were kinda small as well but they did the trick. I wasn't expecting a spa and it was not, but it was extremely comfortable. They serve breakfast in the morning but I didn't experience it we needed to head out. Check this out if you are in the area. Reasonably priced as well and we did not have a reservation.

King room was clean and large with two very nice (think new) recliners, fridge, microwave, nice hot…read moreshower. Breakfast had good variety. Staff was super friendly. Cute western decor.

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.

+ Good, clean room. - Limited parking. The hotel's kinda…read morebig, so need more parking spaces. + Yay, included breakfast in the morning. + But also some fast food right across the street (Wendy's, etc). + Nice, helpful staff. + Later than avg checkout: 12pm. + Yay Tesla superchargers. 10 superchargers. Wait, per G Maps, there're different-speed chargers? who knew. 6 @ 150kW, 4 @ 75 kW. Huh. + Peaceful, pleasant, quiet ambience. + Ice machine. . A tad expensive. $195/night. Sat 6/13/26

This hotel has very helpful staff. I requested special accommodations and they were eager to help…read moreme with them. Highly recommend.

We loved this spot! Unique and well maintained in a beautiful natural setting, not for those…read moreseeking a sterile, manicured experience. Lots of love is put into this historic gem by the owners and caretakers. We felt welcomed and our pup was also treated as a respected guest. Daniel cooked us a beautiful breakfast each morning while we chatted with him and other interesting and worldly guests and staff members. We loved strolling the grounds, enjoying the historic buildings, view of the river and natural beauty. There were lots of little places to sit and take in the scenery or play some games . Highly recommended for those looking for a relaxed and authentic experience.

Rustic, very rustic. The lil woman said next time she will pick the motel. The place could use a…read morethorough updating. Starting with new mattresses, new windows, new doors. And a really good cleaning would help too. The staff was very friendly. Roy the manager is super friendly and very attentive if you need anything. We was traveling with our dog Diego and there are not a lot of choices for motels that allow dogs especially in Lava in the 4th of July. Plus the breakfast omelette was very delicious!

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!

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 !

I was recommended The Harkness Hotel by a friend after telling him I wanted to take my husband to…read moreLava Hot Springs for a little getaway. We usually stay right in Lava, but after looking up The Harkness, I knew immediately that we had to stay there instead, and I am so glad we did. This is hands down the swankiest hotel I've ever found in a small town. The décor is incredibly classy, the rooms are spotless, and the beds are the most comfortable I've ever slept in, and I've stayed in some pretty high-end hotels. The bedding and pillows were perfect. I usually bring my own pillow because hotel pillows are usually terrible, but I didn't need it here. Everything felt extremely clean and well cared for, and the rooms smell amazing (I don't know what they use, but it works). The bathroom was my absolute favorite--if I were to design my dream bathroom, this would be it. The tub easily fits two people, and the shower has dual rain shower heads. Pure luxury. They also provide complimentary toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion, and not the tiny bottles you get one use out of. They even include bath salts, which was such a nice touch. As others have mentioned, there's a pretty sweet coffee machine in the lobby. Don't skip it if you're a coffee drinker, you won't be disappointed. If you're planning a trip to Lava Hot Springs, stay here. Lava is only about 15 minutes down the highway, and it is 100% worth it. You will not regret it.

My wife I planned a trip to Lava Hot Springs, Idaho for our anniversary and my birthday. We…read morestumbled upon McCammon and The Harkness Hotel - we didn't feel like staying in Pocatello. McCammon and The Harkness Hotel made our trip and we will absolutely be back! You can feel the owner's dedication and passion throughout the whole building! EJ & Suzanne

This place seems to be a secret, and those who don't know about it are missing out. The Inn is…read moresmall and homey, very well decorated with some themed suites. We stayed in both the Safari suite (don't recommend due to it's proximity to the main area, unless it's going to be a quiet night at the Inn) and the Nautical family suite. Both were very comfortable, modern and decorated nicely for the theme. Each had a fireplace and large screen TV with DVD player. There is also a game room, and a decent selection of free DVD's and books to borrow; as well as a couple of common areas with sofas, fireplace and big screen TV. The chef, Brittany was a big surprise for such a small city . Can't say enough about the food in Kersama Restaurant, so I'll just say everything we had over the course of the two night stay was excellent. Her husband Jesse worked well with her and served as the bartender and waiter, provided great service. Carol, one of the owners, was the perfect hostess. We had one slight glitch, and it was rectified immediately with no question. She was like a personal tour guide, suggesting where to go and what to do. Bear Lake is beautiful, and this is a wonderful place to stay if you are in the area.

We have now been to bear lake multiple times and this is the best food here. We had a great time…read moreand enjoyed the food and atmosphere. There are far better places to eat if you are in a city but for a small town we were impressed.

The good: The hotel was clean and had everything we needed…read more It was modern and spacious. We enjoyed the indoor pool and jacuzzi. The complimentary breakfast was superior to average hotel breakfasts. It included fresh oatmeal and toppings, fruits, yogurts, whole bottles of chocolate milk, cinnamon rolls, bagels with cream cheese and peanut butter, cereal, pancakes, sausage and eggs and more. There was a coffee machine accessible to guests at all hours of the day. The black out curtains worked well. The bad: Our keycard got demagnetized multiple times so we had to keep bringing it to the lobby to activate. It happened to other guests too. The interesting: There was a nice view of horses and cows (or one of them- I might have mistaken the animal) from the breakfast area.

Nice, fairly large Holiday Inn Express. Nice rooms, dogs welcome, and friendly staff. They gave us…read morea nice recommendation for a restaurant where you could actually get a beer (semi-are in Logan). A comfortable two night stay as we were looking for a potential house.