Rooms old, minor disrepair. Most patch jobs are hack job repairs noted in room and throughout the…read moreproperty. Bed not comfortable and pillows thin. The hotel is ok...but missing several things I expect from a property billing itself as four stars: -some of the staff was kind, but more than one were short or rude. -hotel does not provide shampoo or conditioner. Unbelievable for a four star property. If you want it, you must go and buy it during regular business hours at the rec center. -New towels are provided only on Tuesdays at the towel exchange. Not very helpful when your stay is Thursday through Sunday. -You are fined if you do not wash the dishes and empty the dishwasher and take out the trash in your own room. this is buried in the checkout instructions (when was the last time you opened a room folio to even read the check out instructions at a hotel). Pretty draconian since it's very non-standard for other properties. See my pictures. This and many other rules are excessive and controlling. Cameras everywhere with staff coming to question your compliance with minutia -Felt on edge all weekend due to staff not picking at us and kids. Not a good place to relax.

My parents are timeshare owners here. We first visited 30 years ago and made it back this summer…read morefor a family vacation. The rates we paid were really reasonable, but not certain if these are available to everyone or not. Our family is 4 mini families and we were each able to get our own rooms of various sizes, all with kitchens. This allowed us plenty of privacy and time to decompress while still letting us utilize the amenities together. The rooms were nice and clean, no complaints there, all had balconies. We had a couple barbecues at the community picnic areas, made good use of the recreation center, toyed around with the driving/putting range and dined a couple times at the golf course restaurant. My Dad played the golf course but it seems that the other clientele do not enjoy having people on the course who are not skilled at the game. The rec center has a variety of things to do from net sports, to racquetball, to basketball, pool, hot tub, steam room, etc. We enjoyed the saltwater pool and hot tub, although it is very bizarre to me that you have to walk down a hall dripping wet and freezing to access the hot tub/steam room. The hot tub is big so at least you are unlikely to walk over there and find it too full to get in. We were able to do water aerobics one day, but these really should be offered more frequently. There is a mini golf course on site which does cost an additional fee, there are also bikes available to rent. A trail circles the resort, some of it paved, some of it dirt. I hear you can fish here, but none of us did that. Seems you can not swim in the lake. This is a bit of a drive from most things so if you want to go to restaurants and places like Silverwood, Courdelane, Sandpoint, etc be prepared to spend a lot of time in the car. I would have preferred to stay somewhere that was closer to things to do. There is not much to do here once it gets dark. Some of the staff were not the friendliest.

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.

Nice new (2024) hotel in Schweitzer Lovely clean well…read moreappointed rooms. Excellent staff and service.

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.

A hidden gem. RV spots are spacious, on a grass hill which is tiered for great views of the…read morelake. The laundry, bathrooms, and showers are very clean and nice. Water and electric, no site sewer (but there is a dump station and paid pump out Service available). The bar/restaurant is on the lake, and really good with a nice patio. Live outdoor music by the water is awesome. On weekends, the "Wake Zone" also serves a mean breakfast. No store on site, so bring what you need. Of course the big draw is the lake. Beautiful sunsets, great swimming, boating, and SUP. A launch ramp and Dock slips are also available. Check out the Hope Hotel Bar & Restaurant, the Marina restaurant close by, and all the fun of nearby Sand Point!

This place is a magical wilderness oasis. Fantastic service, great facilities, with incredible…read morewaterfront views. The restaurant and bar are awesome. Each staff member we encountered was great. On our first night, Brian was our bartender. He recommended and made some excellent drinks for us to enjoy after dinner. During our second day, Tim was our bartender for lunch and dinner. His service, recommendations, and drinks were better than what you would experience in a posh big city restaurant or bar. The lady that answered the phone was delightful and they had a spot for us to pitch our tent. We drove up and were blown away by how wonderful the place was. It felt like a classic, well-maintained, and fun summer camp for adults and families alike. The camp hosts who greeted and helped check us in, Caroline and Scott I think, were fantastic. The other guests we encountered were all very pleasant. My wife and I were 10 days into a road trip and on our way home. We stopped for lunch in Coeur d'Alene and realized we were tired and not interested in going home just yet. It was a Saturday afternoon in the dead of summer and finding a place to stay near a lake was darn near impossible. We found Beyond Hope on the Google, they were the third or fourth place we had tried to get into and decided if we could get a campsite then we'd drive the 1hr 30 min off our route to get there. Extending our trip two nights to stay at Beyond Hope was totally worth it and enjoyably relaxing. We look forward to making them our destination next time for some R&R.

Absolutely amazing. Warm family vibe, beautiful area. Janice and Rollie go above and beyond as…read morewell as the amazing staff. If you love horses and country living, this is the place for you. I can't recommend it enough, and my husband and I will definitely be returning. A great place to unwind and relax and meet new friends both human and the 4 legged kind. Western Pleasure Guest Ranch is sure to catch your heart and relax your soul.

Here's the deal-i-o. you are, thankfully, going deep into north Idaho forests...away from towns,…read morecities, traffic, noise and distractions. You will be arriving at peace, comfort, true hospitality from the 4 generations of family and staff that work at their ranch every day--365days a year. You will eat amazing, freshly prepared meals each day. The views are incredible. Many friendly and BIG horses [72 as of this review] will warmly greet you. The cabins are the bomb. The lodge is sooo western. Great entertainment at night around warm, crackling fires. Sit in the rocking chairs on the deck with your beverage. Listen to the wind in the pines. Take a wagon or sleigh ride. Tell Rollie and Janice 'Hi' from us. Their place is the antidote to your cell phone. We're coming back.....soon. Karl n Dawn

This is a hidden gem in Sandpoint. We had a family reunion here and it is wonderful. There are…read moreplenty of beds, downstairs and upstairs. There is also air conditioning upstairs which works very well at keeping everything comfortable. The cottage was very clean and really made us feel like home. There is a fully stocked kitchen, laundry machines, and wifi. You are just a few blocks from the beach, marina, etc, so everything is in walking distance, or biking (there are at least 10 available to use at the cottage), and lots of biking/walking trails as well. Plenty of room in the backyard to sit around the firepit which is provided, or barebeque on the charcoal pit. There are also multiple kayaks and canoe to use as well. We had a great time here, and I think you would to. Coming from California, this is one of the most beautiful places I've visited - and this vacation rental was really the icing on the cake.

Our family just spent a week at the Lake Street Cottage. We enjoyed the abundant space, the well…read morestocked kitchen, the comfortable beds and large backyard. Everything was clean and tidy. We loved the location and were able to walk to town, the beach and the Farmer's Market easily. We didn't take advantage of the numerous bicycles or kayaks/canoe, but they were readily available to us. Paula has certainly thought of everything to make your stay easy and enjoyable.

Misha was great and very friendly. Good times with deer everywhere. We had to leave a day early…read morebecause of family emergency and she refunded a day back to me. Would definitely go back

Seriously...Steve and Misha made our stay here great. We came in pulling a 43' fifth wheel with…read morelittle notice and were able to juggle things around to get us a great spot for a week and a half. When we arrived, not only was Steve there to show us to our spot, but several others currently staying. In the park were helpful in spotting some close calls and helping get us positioned just right in our spot. For our rig size, it was a close call and tight fit getting in, but once in our spot it was perfect. They got us in site 11 no problem. Is it an impersonal overly polished concrete and blacktop parking lot style RV Park with perfect level geometry/symmetry everywhere you look? No, but it was one of the best and most relaxing locations we've been so far. It's in the middle of a game preserve, so there are numerous deer routinely wandering around the area. Ahhh nature! As far as quiet goes, evenings were like a cemetery (in a good way). Just lots of peace and quiet to enjoy your surroundings. And the sunsets on the dock & beach! They are about as idyllic as you can get for lakefront property. We spent time swimming, kayaking, and just siting our on the dock enjoying the sunshine. I can speak for the internet/WiFi as we had great T-Mobile reception and so were only on our own hotspots the entire time. 60Mbit down / 8.9Mbit up. Perfectly suited to my purposes.