I came to Leadore with my girlfriend for her friend's wedding and we needed a place in town to stay…read morefor about a week, and this place is great. We got one of the two rooms with a kitchen in it (which if you're going to stay for an extended stay you have to get). The kitchen, while not the biggest, has everything I needed to cook meals and the fridge/freezer was plenty big. They have free wifi, and while it isn't the fasted in the world, considering that Leadore is kinda in the middle of nowhere and the town size is about 100 people, I was happy to have internet at all. The owners, Mev and Dale were super nice to us and helped us with anything that we needed. Next time I'm in the area, I'll definitely be staying here.

We greatly enjoyed our stay at the Beaverhead Inn and RV. Tori and Josh are the precious new owners…read moreof this awesome place. They bought a the place in April...after getting married in October and have been working day and night to make is one of the greatest places to stay.

This place is a gem and a welcome respite. If the owners read this, I hope they don't hear this as…read morea pejorative, because it's intended as anything but: is has the charm and sensibilities of my grandparents' house, and the attention to detail is impressive. For example, the bathroom curtains are sewn from towels. That might seem kitschy, but well...yeah. It's also practical. No sense in normal curtains getting continually damp. The room was clean and smelled lightly of clove oil. The pet fee is a modest $5. There's a coffee maker in-room. Fast (for a remote town like Lima, which is like 4 down and 2 up) wifi. Friendly service. They close at 9:30 so try to arrive beforehand, though I'm unsure what happens after that. Oh, and the water pressure is great and the showers are hot. Praise be.

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!

The rain came and had us alter our sleeping arrangements. This was a great find. Super nice family…read moreand the rooms were clean and dog friendly for an affordable price!

Very nice place. I overnight in hotels 50+ times a year. This is the cleanest I've been in for…read moreyears!

This cozy, friendly hotel is clean, quiet and down home. My favorite is the bonfire in the central…read moreyard where we all gathered round to chat and roast snacks. I would suggest it to anyone looking for an affordable place to stay while in Salmon.

This place was overpriced! Pictures on line look good but room was poorly remodeled. The shower was…read morefilthy, so much so that I didn't use the shower. The floor in the bathroom was caved in and it was covered with a rug. There was a half inch gap under the door. I had to lay a towel to cover the gap. No telling what kind of critters and bugs come in.

Owner-chef was a lovely host. This is an absolutely beautiful house. When our van wouldn't stay…read morethe morning we intended to leave, they were gracious enough to help us out. Thank You!!!

Beautiful place and well appointed. We enjoyed the downstairs bedroom, which included a balcony…read moreoverlooking the valley and local wildlife. The great room is beyond comfortable. Paula is perhaps the ultimate host. Our breakfast was perfect. Eggs, bacon, fresh fruit, yogurt with granola, scones and toast. Coffee and assorted teas are available all day. Hot cocoa for those who just want something hot and tasty. My wife and our friends were first timers. We will certainly be back. For piano players, there's a baby grand in the great room. Treat yourself to this special place!

Great place to rent. Six bedrooms, large bar area, big TV room, industrial kitchen. Perfect for a…read moregetaway. Group or large family. Close to lots of hunting and fishing.

The rooms were in decent condition for an older hotel…read more The real issue is the treatment we received from staff. Four of us (all in our 70s) booked 4 rooms for a girls trip. At checkin, the clerks seemed annoyed at our laughter and frustrated when we asked if our rooms could be near each other. The bigger problem was with our reservation. We had booked 6 rooms through Expedia and canceled 2 well in advance (Expedia confirmed). The hotel still charged a $50 cancellation fee. Even though we were paying for 4 rooms, the manager, Julie, said the only way to waive the fee was if she paid it herself. When I asked for the owner's name to discuss this charge, Julie refused to provide it and wouldn't disclose which other hotels this person owns. That lack of transparency was disappointing. Other issues: one room's sliding door was unlocked upon arrival (a safety concern); we were given only 3 of 4 advertised ice cream coupons and treated like we were cheating when we asked for the 4th; 2 of us had repeated problems with key cards (5 reprograms in 3 nights) and were lectured as if it were our fault, though another staff member admitted it was a common issue. The strangest incident was staff knocking on our doors at 9 a.m. (checkout is 11) and instructing us to leave doors open after departure. We refused, as it felt unsafe. We left feeling unwelcome, unfairly charged, and blamed for problems not ours. This is the only negative hotel review I have ever written.

This is my stay at the stagecoach INN In salmon ID…read more Breakfast: was very good. It was very, very nice and very, very yummy. I like breakfast. It's my favorite type of meal of the day. The waffles were very good and the hashbrowns I was impressed. Wi-Fi: if you want to know the Wi-Fi password use the room card. The Internet is very laggy. Sleep: we had very good sleep the beds did sink though but anyhow, we did get very good sleep. ROOM: our room was on the main floor, was very fancy and had a lot of outlets on the clock two outlets and one USB. I'm more concerned about the shower was really nice. It felt good on my skin . If you stay on the main floor, you will have access to the outside with a quick exit. The TV was very small, but worked properly. Pool: we never really went in it. The pool didn't really look that good. Other things to add: this hotel is not my favorite, but since I did get good sleep, this place deserves a good four stars! The town of salmon is pretty cool! This is my third hotel this summer!

My wife and I were trying to make it to Missoula from Lake Tahoe in one day (I'm no stranger to…read morelong drives, but it was perhaps a bit ambitious). We made it to Moore, ID before night fell, and almost immediately had our first of many near-miss encounters with large, be-hooved creatures. We drove white-knuckle and puckered for almost two hours, dodging elk and deer and marmots and cows (yes, cows)...and progressed maybe 70 miles. Missoula was still a disheartening 200+ miles away, and as we couldn't likely return the rental car with a cow lodged in the front seat ("I'm aaaalmost certain that was there already"), we decided we needed a place to stay for the night. It was really late already, so we called every number of every hotel we could find in the area, but to no avail. Finally, with our options almost out, we called Trails End...and the nice lady who runs the place answered! We explained our situation and she said no problem, we could check in whenever we liked, even though it wouldn't be until around 1am. We finally arrived in one piece. We rang the doorbell and she came right out (it was pretty obvious she had been sleeping, poor lady), as cheery as if it were midday and she weren't having to deal with a pair of city-slickers who were somehow surprised at the fact that, hey, sometimes animals roam around at night in the country. Who knew! Now, we were just happy to have a room. But for $50, we weren't expecting much...until we walked inside. Huge TV with cable, free wi-fi that was actually really fast, incredibly comfortable bed, great shower, nice linens, everything super clean...this would have run for *easily* $100-$150 in Missoula or any other town I've ever stayed (I've paid double for a room in Carlsbad that you wouldn't let your worst enemy stay in). Definitely one of the best hotel experiences I've ever had. Thanks for saving our bacon, Trails End!

Stagecoach only had smoking room left so tried Trails End, good choice. New Sealy beds with pillow…read moretop. Best motel bed I can ever remember, and for me it is all about the sleep. Also it was clean and quiet. Not the right place if you need pool etc, but THE place if you want a really comfortable sleep. ...and only $55