Stopped in for one night. We had the standard two double bed room and it was pretty standard…read more You're really mostly paying for the location here in Kellogg. Only complaint with the room was the bed, which moved a lot when you shifted. The hallways had lots of pretty cool vintage looking posters. As to the complaints about the wifi speed, it was actually ok; not high speed, but usable. In the morning, the breakfast area was set up in the check-in/lobby area. Again, the props were very cool, like the old cast iron oven. They had the usual waffles area, but I found the yogurt situation a bit strange; not sure if it was a money saving tactic? Very very pet friendly place! Saw 4 different medium to large dogs strolling through the lobby as I was having my oatmeal.

Way overpriced. $180 for an $80 room. Fitness equipment is garbage. Room is more like a one star…read morehotel.

This is our second stop eating here and again it was great. We met the owner, Tad who was…read morewonderful to visit with. We are so happy to see this beautiful, and historical building back up and running. The bar is such a beauty. Great food, great drinks, great service and prices. We had fish and chips, burgers and patty melt. All outstanding! Will be going back next month and staying in one of the historic rooms of the hotel. Can't wait!!

This hotel totally charming! One of the historic structures in Wallace, the rooms are charming and…read morecozy (and we even had internet access) and the saloon serves amazingly fabulous meals. The chefs are top notch. The Mediterranean Chicken is to die for and worth the trip alone! The hotel is also conveniently located right on I-90 (easy on and off) and is close to local ski areas and other sites. And what's cooler than a hotel with it's own ghost? We'll definitely be going back sooner rather than later.

The Shire of Montana is amazing. The grounds and buildings are truly a work of art. Such attention…read moreto detail along the theme. The accommodations are luxurious. What a beautiful setting!

From the owner: Trout Creek, MT- In a remote valley in Northwest Montana visitors will find The Shire of Montana…read more.. formerly the Hobbit House of Montana. More than a bed to sleep in and a stove to cook on, the Shire offers visitors a luxury lodging experience full of imagination, magic and yes, a truly unique retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Surrounding the hobbit home is a village that comes to life at night with the magical display of lights from the cavalcade of mushrooms that line Hobbit Lane to the lighted mural of a whole Hobbit Village. The excitement is heightened when these fairy structures begin to light up one after the other at dusk. If you are really lucky...and quiet, you may hear the giggling of the unseen fairies under the Troll Bridge or catch a glimpse of one of the Hobbits at home as they like to stay up at night drinking ale and entertaining their many friends in The Shire...

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.

i just spent the weekend in this lovely home - my location fell trhough for a shower and i was…read morefreaking out - not only did they give me an amazing apartment that i could cook , live in with my puppy but they offered me the art gallery and the front porch - amazing this is the best location, people that run the location etc that i have ever stayed in in spokane let alone anywhere in washington -- i would stay there again in a second and can't wait to go back :) thank you for saving my butt and being the most amazing host and hostess ever!

I feel bad that I had to cancel my booking before even getting a chance to stay in this lovely…read moreplace, but I want to underscore the excellent service I got from the proprietors in arranging the booking. They were very open about the available space and what they could and could not provide, and went out of their way to discover and accommodate my needs and preferences. This is a beautiful place with service to rival any hotel and a level of comfort and homeyness not to be soon forgot. Thank you!

We were surprised to pull up to such a cute place. It was quirky but super cute. We stayed on the…read moretop floor in Room 7. It was roomy, bed and pillows were super comfortable! It had everything we needed. The rooms were a bit warm, but we kind of figured with it being such an old building, we didn't expect ac, but they did put Ovid a couple fans which we propped right by the window. I'm not sure if we would stay in the summer though. For April, it was in the mid-70's. It was like a B&B where they made breakfast fresh, and it was delicious. We really enjoyed our stay here and we may even rent it again for our kids when they come into town!

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!

The little green guest house is just that - a little (1 bedroom) green-painted house just outside…read moreof downtown moscow. The LGGH is cozy, well-appointed, and a pleasant alternative to the LaQuinta or the Super 8. The owner, Sharon, is great and lives right next door, so any complaints are taken care of immediately. Reasonable prices, too.

I was excited to take my 11 year old son to the water park and stay the night. We did a last minute…read morebooking so the only room available that worked for us was the King Suite. It's a king bed, queen sofa sleeper, balcony and small kitchenette. The room itself was clean, lodgey/mountain feel without being run down. Views of the mountain were nice. At first it seemed great. We quickly put on our swimsuits and headed for the water park. When we came back is when our stay became very lackluster. The power along one wall didn't work at all. So none of the lamps, phone, outlets worked. I thought maybe a switch needed to be flipped on but we tried every switch and none of them turned it on. Oh well, the other lights worked so we moved on. Then I was getting my son settled in his sofa sleeper. There weren't any blankets on it or in the cabinets. So I had to call and ask for them, they brought them up quickly which was appreciated. Then when I was getting into my king bed I realized all the pillows are TINY! Not even queen sized pillows. I've never seen that at a hotel before where they have twin sized baby pillows on a king bed. They were lumpy, cotton pillows. Very uncomfortable. The bedding and blankets were very thin. So I had to have the heat up more than I'd like just to stay warm. All of these things wouldn't have been a huge inconvenience, it's only one night. But it was $385 for this room. I stayed at a hotel in Paris that was 5 stars, incredible beds with feather pillows, claw foot bathtub, heated toilet seats and bidet with a rainfall shower for less. It's off season so it doesn't make sense why it's so expensive. And I was hoping the beds would be more comfortable. Then the REAL problem is the hotel walls are NOT insulated well. I had one neighbor that I literally can hear every word they're saying like they're in my hotel room. I thought they were in the hallway so when I opened my door to politely ask them to quiet down (it was midnight and we were tired and couldn't sleep) I realized, no, they're next door and the walls are too thin. I could hear their entire conversation without trying and I wish I couldn't. I just wanted to sleep. Then the neighbors on the other side of the wall had a baby that cried all night and they woke up at 5:30 am. I could also hear their entire conversation and their baby crying like it was in my bed. Worst night of sleep ever! Definitely not worth the price. I have a terrible neck and back ache from the bed and pillows and barely slept due to the noise. We are in Building C on the 3rd floor for reference.

We rented the suite with a loft and with one (big) exception it was very nice. The exception is…read morethat in a suite that will sleep up to six, it only had one bathroom. This inevitably leads to chaos when everyone is trying to get ready for skiing. Adjoining rooms would be better, but they don't have a full kitchen or the nice sitting area. Other than that the place is very nice. It was clean and quiet (we were in building D). All of the staff is very nice, My grandkids had a great time in the waterpark. The waterpark was very crowded, but the kids did not mind, and I found a relatively quiet corner.

We are a family of five including two teenage boys. We all loved our two nights here. Bonnie and…read moreLarry rewrite the meaning of genuine hospitality. Very relaxing environment. Accommodations are 1st class with so many nice appointments.

From the owner: We have wonderfull country Ranch setting with trails animals with alot of piece and quiet. We have…read morea beaufiful 1500 square foot facility with many extras.

Beyond great. Jana Ruffin at AllTravelGuru could not have done a better job planning and…read morefacilitating my wife's and my trip to Scotland, London, Paris, and Amsterdam. When the one small hiccup did arise, despite the time difference she was right there on the spot to fix it. Amazing. I will be using this company again. I know it is probably a few extra bucks - but every penny is well worth it. Probably one of, if not THE, best vacations I have ever taken.

Sara Arazola Rubia, You created such a wonderful trip to Paris for my 12-year-old granddaughter and…read moreme. There was not a misstep, not a guide arriving late, not even a rainy day. (Thanks for that last miracle.) There were so many highlights: the small group tour of the Eiffel Tower, the croissant baking class, the Marais food walking tour, the Galerie Dior and, of course, Versailles. It was a dream trip for both of us. It was a pleasure to work with you. The prospect of traveling alone with a young teen was daunting, but you took away the anxiety and made it joyous.