Excellent experience. Very Friendly…read more Room was clean... all white bedding Felt safe. Easy band out.

This is truly a hidden gem. The owner is on site all the time and a lovely and hospitable woman,…read moreher rooms are clean and quiet and very comfortable. The breakfast is great and you can really feel a sense of pride and comfort in the whole establishment.

Everything you'd want and hope for in pretty remote place. That means it's pretty self-sufficient…read more(e.g., they have a little gift store and you can buy beers in the lobby), the serve breakfast and it starts early (6am) as you'd expect in a place where most guests are hunting, fishing, or working. The rooms are nice and have in-room coffee makers, big refrigerators, and microwaves. The TV is big. The Heat and AC are easy to use and work. There's even a a great deck overlooking the river. The front desk staff are great. I'd come here again anytime. Only small issue: the restaurant next door is under renovation and it's supposed to be the best place in town. I'll have to try it on my next visit.

This was a fantastic spot. Beautiful, clean and the staff were awesome…read more The view from the room as well as the patio area was exceptional. We enjoyed Happy Hour from 4 to 5 was an added bonus

The best huckleberry ice cream ever made, hands down! And it's nice that there is a convenience…read morestore there as well.

Superd employees and haven't been there for years but same servive as ever. Great for a summertime…read morestop for ice cream

After a very long drive, Carol helped us check in. She was so nice and friendly. She took great…read morecare of us. She made us feel like we we're at the St. Regis. She also had several recommendations for us in town. We would go back just to visit her! The rooms are neat and clean. My husband is really really picky about hotel room and he liked staying there. They have a very nice pool and hot tub indoors that is great after a long drive. My husband also really liked the artwork and history that they had outside and in the lobby. Breakfast was good. They have laundry if you need it. This Super 8 hotel is a jewel of Idaho!

pool was a bit dirty but other than that it was amazing. the staff were great. also Iliked the fish…read moretank

We stayed here because the reviews were so good. However our experience was much different. Our…read moreroom smelled of old stale cigarette smoke. The carpet was dirty. The beds weren't awful but I wouldn't call them comfortable. We were there 3 days and never had maid service even though we put the card out. We had to take our own garbage out and everyday we had to ask for towels and washcloths. When we left there was a giant pile of dirty damp towels and washcloths in the bathroom. One more thing, half of the tv stations were so static you couldn't watch them, not so important I know but we won't be staying there again.

The hotel is very clean and inexpensive, and we would have stayed here again if it weren't for the…read moremanager. He's a complete jerk. He was awkward when we checked in, but he was downright rude during breakfast. If he would have acted like that when we checked in, we would have left. We had heard that the new owner was a jerk since we hadn't stayed here since it changed ownership, and they were right. If you are lucky enough to not have to interact with him, the hotel is a great spot to hold up for the night. Very good rates and the rooms are clean and comfy. Breakfast was ok - they had waffles, so it wasn't just a standard cereal and bagel breakfast. Won't stay here again unless it changes ownership again, however.

Very large, cathedral ceilings, full kitchen, very quiet air conditioning, wi-fi high speed…read moreinternet. All the comforts of home (leather furniture, cable tv, private bedrooms) and in the heart of outdoor sports, hiking, biking, 4 wheeling, rafting.... Starting to sound like a commercial so will have to stop. Just have to say if I could travel this way all the time... would travel more. Hotel and motels in the area beware... the price was too low (told them so). Worth 3 times as much.

This was my first time staying at the Sportsman Lodge and I give it two thumbs up. I stayed with my…read morefiancé and his family in one lodge that accommodated us all. Queen bedroom downstairs and the upstairs had a queen with four twins. We were able to cook and do all our laundry. Great place to stay if you're hunting or just wanted to enjoy the small town of stites. We will be coming back here again!

The Gateway Inn was very easy to find upon arriving in Grangeville. We went into the Lobby and were…read morechecked in right away. I appreciated that they had gone to great lengths to meet Covid requirements, ensuring guests would feel safe and still welcome. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful, making a couple great recommendations for dining out. We found our room to be very clean and well appointed, with everything we needed. Selecting a 'pet friendly' room for our pup, we were thrilled that it was just as well kept & scent free as the regular rooms. The bed was very comfortable, and the room was plenty quiet for getting great sleep. In the morning, they offered us some Covid-friendly breakfast packs, which were perfect for taking on the road with us. Strong, delicious coffee is always a plus, and theirs was great! I'd definitely stay here again!

A lot of places like this out there, older motels that owners clearly take pride in fixing up for a…read morenew lease on life. I enjoy them more than Hilton-y places that will cook a custom omelette in front of you, but you cannot make rent when you get home. This one is every bit as good as others in its class but more expensive, about 40% on average. It does have a few things cheaper alternatives may not. A clean working outdoor pool is one of them. The kids I saw loved it. Complaints made by others are mostly valid but relatively minor. Also very patriotic decor no doubt but in a good way. Nothing pushy or confrontational. Front Desk help I dealt with was professional. Nearby sister location is an unusually posh Super 8, also generally more expensive than its peers.

Run for your life…read more.. Let's start with the food: the refrigerator is full of lettuce, you will eat only two meals a day (good luck if you are diabetic), and if you want wine when you arrive you need to bring it yourself Location: gravel road, switch backs, and lace curtains so the sun wakes you up very early Hospitality: THE WORST OF ALL Elaine will not let you eat the crappy/cheap food she serves unless you say your prayers. She will yell at you to put your phone away if you try and contact family from her godforsaken boot camp. This is not a relaxing vacation or learning experience. Do not let her take your money! She charges a 60 dollar resort fee but makes you pay when you arrive.. That is likely not reported for tax purposes..

Five stars Nice rooms, outdoor seating area…read morewith firepit by the creek. Friendly owner on premises, He was at the coffee house drive through when we were ordering and bought our coffee! We will be back!

Not enough can be said about the High Country Inn and "Jo"! The place is top notch quality in…read morebuilding and provisioning, wonderfully kept and cozy. The cabins are well built and well insulated. The porch is super inviting and relaxing! The main lodge is naturally welcoming and spacious. She makes you feel at home and like you are at your own Grandma's house and table as she waits on you while serving a phenomenal breakfast! We would love to stay here over and over again! Thank you Jo for everything!