CDA resort is the pinnacle of resorts in the US. They have all the amenities, services and…read morefriendliness you could ever hope for. Our stay was special and so damn fun. Special shout out to Captain Bunker on the way to the infinity pool and Caleb at the front desk.

My husband and I moved to the Spokane area earlier this year, so we have been excited to get to…read moreknow the surrounding areas. Coeur d' Alene has been on my list as everyone says how great it is. So, a friend flew to visit over the summer and we spent 2 nights at the resort in their North Wing room. Then another friend came to visit this month, so we returned (with a much better experience). Arrival: Both visits were easy and we self parked. Be aware that there is an elevator from the parking garage to the resort and it is not the same one that will bring you to your room. Easy if you don't have a lot of stuff, but one visit I brought my dog and I could have used a luggage cart. So unload up front and then go park. Check in: Very quick. No wait. On the 2nd stay we were allowed to check in early which was nice. Rooms: North Wing- yikes. It does say on the site it is for the "value minded traveler." It shows. Summer is expensive there and since we were going to be outside the majority of the time it wasn't horrible. However, the room is much like a motel with the window facing a walkway. Ours was right next to the elevator. ugh. The inside was just okay. As others have mentioned, it could use updating. My second stay we stayed in the Lake Tower Room with double beds and fireplace and balcony. It was lovely. Nice room, beds comfortable, but the best was the view. Housekeeping: Unfortunately, both stays no one came to service the room. The Lake Tower even had a button to push when you want it serviced. We were out of the room by late morning and had the button turned on. Oh well. When I called, they did offer to service the room but we were tired and wanted to relax. One minor thing is that there is quite the push for tipping. I believe it came in an email and text. Just thought it was tacky. I've never seen that done before. Amenities: Visited the outdoor Blu pool during the summer. It was busy. My friend and I found an area that was "adults only" (not near the pool) and enjoyed the lake more than the kids in the pool crowd. Restaurants: Dined at Beverly's and Dockside. I will write separate reviews for them. All positive and will be back. The pre fixe dinner (early bird) was a great deal at Beverly's! ***Only policy I would suggest a change on is their charge for pet fee. It's one of the highest I've paid (and I've stayed at 5 star resorts) There is a DAILY $75 fee (someone said they cap at $150). I understand a fee is necessary, but I think that is a bit over the top. Our pup is crated (and prefers it) so does not require that deep level of clean other dogs might need. It might be better to have a standard reasonable fee and then charge the owner if the animal's stay requires additional cleaning.

We had a great stay at Stoneridge Resort. We rented two rooms with very different layouts. The…read morebigger of the two rooms had a great kitchen area along with two closets that allowed for storing all of our clothes for the week. The views were also amazing! The golf course was in pretty good shape. We played it two different times. The best part was we were allowed to play a 5-some. Not a lot of courses allow that. The food at the course after was decent for the area and was decently priced. We loved that the resort offered a lot of different options outside of golf. The putt putt area was great for some family fun since the weather was gorgeous. They do offer pickleball but the courts are by 16 tee box on the golf course. We didn't find these until our last day. Do not spend the time setting it up/making your own pickleball in the gym. Overall we had a great stay in a clean area. Would recommend for anyone looking for a secluded area with some fun family activities to do.

To Management, On…read more5/15 at approximately 6:50 PM, I brought my family to the pool at Stoneridge Resort for a relaxing evening swim. As share owners, access to the pool is one of the amenities we genuinely value and enjoy as a family. Upon arrival, we were informed there was an issue with our punch card. I calmly asked whether we could simply pay the normal admission fee for the evening and resolve the punch card issue at a later time. During this interaction, the tall, heavy-set woman with sandy-colored hair and glasses at the front desk became confrontational and loudly stated, "DON'T YOU GET HUFFY WITH ME!" in front of my wife, child, and other guests. I was honestly stunned by the tone and manner in which I was addressed. At no point was I aggressive, disrespectful, or argumentative. I was attempting to calmly resolve the issue by paying full price and moving on with our evening. Being publicly spoken to in that manner was embarrassing, disrespectful, and completely unprofessional. Unfortunately, after reflecting on the situation, I also realized this is not the first negative interaction we have experienced there, which makes this incident even more disappointing. As paying share owners, we expect to be treated with basic courtesy and respect. I would appreciate this incident being reviewed by management and addressed appropriately, because interactions like this reflect poorly on the atmosphere and reputation of the resort. This is a small community, and positive experiences matter. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so future guests and members are treated with the professionalism and respect they deserve Respectfully, Lance Crawford

Lake Pend Oreille ! WHAT a Lake ! Macdonalds had literally all the things I needed for a day on…read morethe lake. Going back with Friends I June this year. Gary is a super-COOL-Dude ***** S-Grl

Avoid this place! My…read moreparents got severely sick and required hospitalization. Despite letting the resort know more than a week in advance, they refused to provide a refund of the deposit for the stay The staff actually had the gall to say that this was ok as they and my parents both took a loss on the visit. Please do not give this company your business!

This place is amazing! I have always seen the sign for this place and had the opportunity to…read moreattend a training event at the facility and stay for the night. I did not know what to expect being that this place was in rural Idaho. I was amazed when I saw it. The place is beautiful! Everything is brand new, and the accommodations are fantastic. Tony who runs the place with his family was a gracious host and doubles as the chef. The meals were outstanding. They offered breakfast, lunch and dinner and even had adult beverages to enjoy in the evening. The place was well secluded and offered beautiful scenic views of the mountains and the lake behind the property. The lodge is perfect for meetings, events and even a nice place to take your loved one or a place to stay during the winter for snowmobilers. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice weekend getaway and I know I will be coming back soon. Thank you to Tony and his lovely family for their warm hospitality. 5 stars!!!!!

We are avid snowmobilers, and we come to Priest Lake almost every winter to ride. The service here…read moreis excellent with Mary Lee handling administration and assisting Tony in the kitchen. Folks I'm here to tell you that what Tony does to food in the kitchen is nothing short of magic. The food served here is equal to (or better) than some finest expensive restaurants. Tony makes us Breakfast & Supper, and will even pack you a sack lunch for your days adventure, all included in the price of the room. Tony has beverages (beer, wine & soda) but you will have to bring your own liquor. If your looking for an upscale experience in rural Idaho, this is the place to try. Best of Luck! We hope you enjoy your stay as much as we do!

I had never been to Sandpoint before and we wanted to have a quick get away to celebrate our…read morebirthdays. I wanted a unique experience a corporate hotel could not provide. Talus was eclectic, artistic and it felt like we were a guest in somebody's amazing house. It was a midweek stay. Maybe there was another couple there. We had the house to ourselves. That night we saw deer grazing out back and it snowed overnight. We woke up to a beautiful scene which included a few people ice skating on the frozen pond. We were in the Kipling suite which had a jet tub big enough for two people to swim is. It had a mini fridge, microwave, small coffee maker with coffee. A definite off the norm place to relax. On a side note, had an over the top dinner at 113 Main.

Hi Heather, Thank…read moreyou for taking the time to respond and engage with the feedback--it's clear you care deeply about the property. We hope that on a future visit, you might experience TRR from the perspective of a first-time guest--someone arriving with the hope of finding a peaceful retreat, but instead feeling somewhat like they've unexpectedly stepped into someone else's private space. While you see meaningful memories and personal touches, guests may interpret these items, photos, and instructions differently. The feeling of intrusion was heightened when the resident innkeeper prepared their own family's meal in the middle of the great room, making the shared space feel less like a guest retreat and more like someone else's home with lingering odors. There's so much to love about the property--the architecture and setting are truly stunning. With a bit of refreshing (particularly in terms of dusting all the bric-a-brac) and a shift in focus back toward creating a getaway experience, TRR could easily return to the high ratings it once enjoyed--as a place where guests can relax, reset, and grow.

We loved mooring our boat here 2024. People were down to earth and always friendly and helpful. The…read morelake is beautiful.

Wasn't my choice to come here but did because we were invited by friends…read more After asking in the little shop/cafe about bringing a puppy on the beach (on leash) we were told "no problem we're dog friendly. Several other families had dogs including several off leash running around... seemed friendly. After some time a very angry woman began yelling that no dogs were allowed on the beach. Signage all over the area and the only mention was dogs needed to be on leash. Went back inside and asked again and was told dogs were allowed but would call the owner. After talking with the owner, the woman who was yelling about no dogs on the beach, was told dogs west of the boat ramp was "OK"..when asked about the dog running loose was told "that's the owners dog..." Terrible manners and to yell at someone in front of friends and family was uncalled for.

Very kind staff, willing to help play different games, and supplying a sense of humor during play…read more The casino was clean and approachable. You go there to win, but that's not always the case. Of course, this is the nature of gambling. Have fun playing and hope for the best, and prepare for the worst, lol. you pay seven dollars for a beer, while it's only three dollars at the other casino down the road. I gave four stars, instead of five due to the cost of the liquor.

I've spent a lot of time and money at Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, Washington and…read morereached elite status in their rewards program. During a recent visit, I sat down at a slot machine that had a leftover $0.23 ticket in it, cashed it out, and was immediately approached by casino security and removed from the gaming floor. There was no warning, no conversation, and no explanation at the time. What stood out most wasn't even the situation itself, but how quickly it escalated. For a major Washington casino with a loyalty program and rated players, I expected at least some level of discretion or basic communication before being kicked out. I'm sharing this because anyone considering playing here should understand that player status doesn't necessarily guarantee consistent treatment or customer service in situations like this.

My family And I have gone here ever since I was just a couple years old. This is something Ann…read moresomewhere that my family looks forward to every single year. We own the timeslot that is at the end of June and beginning of July over the Fourth of July. The weather is always 85 to 95° with warm waters and the lake is amazingly always very open. Meaning you can be on the lake July 3 or fourth and maybe see 10 other boats on a busy day. They also have a firework show that lights up the entire leg. It's put on by Sandpoint and it something we look forward to sharing with our family and friends every year. There are also some new people that come every year that you get to meet from all around the US and we have friends that we have seen there year after year and become close with every year for the last 20 years. This is also the fifth deepest lake in the United States with some parts over 1000 feet deep they used to do submarine testing and part of the northern mountains were a glacier tens of thousands of years ago. Same point is one of my favorite towns in the Pacific Northwest with great food, cold beer, and fun places to eat and explore around the city it's a perfect destination for a family to visit for a few days during the summer.

One of the best resorts we have been to in years. Kitchen was more than adequately equipped. Even…read morethings we never see in resorts such as salt, pepper and coffee filters. Wonderful views, great location, nice amenities. We didn't utilize a lot of the activities because we were out a lot enjoying the scenery, but there was a long list of activities for all ages.

Loved it. Camping with a roof. Had an awesome time. Love all the riding around there. We will…read morebe back for sure. Plus, the restaurant makes better breakfast than ur ol lady at camp .

Sadly a very disappointing stay at this resort. Prior to making reservations for two families, we…read morechecked the site map and called the resort to inquire about resort amenities and limitations, the map made this resort look very appealing and they confirmed very few sites would have limitations. Upon arrival this was very much the exact opposite, but we remained flexible and inquired about other availability, they were able to offer one other option, but it was discouraging to learn that the site (full hookups) we could have moved to was being reserved for tent campers arriving a day later. Our weekend continued to be a disappointment, from the bathrooms and outhouses that were disgusting, to the lack of garbage clean up, the noise and lack of management along with vehicles going through much faster than 5mph.

From the perspective of a visitor to the restaurant and just guest docked at the docks. This place…read morehas great views, nice dock, and really good food. I DID NOT RENT A CABIN NOR MOOR A BOAT IN THE MARINA. JUST ATE AT THE RESTAURANT. Please remember this when reading my review. It's been about 6 years since I've been up to Cavanaugh's but have been going since I was a kid. Have flown in for a ruger burger a few times. It used to be just regular old bar type fare. I'm not sure if they got new owners or not but the food is top notch. Kudos to the chef. Very interesting flavor combos and great use of local ingredients. I live in Southern California now bear LA and I'm telling you. This restaurant has high class/quality food in an area as remote as Coolin. Great job to the owner/chef for making this a great eating experience on my recent vacation!

Oh my god. This was a fabulous lunch. We took a road trip today, I had not been on this side of…read morenorth idaho. I know there's plenty to do over here but Were still in Covid-19 but needed a break. Halibut fish and chips and ahi ahi fish tacos were the way to go.