It's a rare thing to find staff so welcoming and friendly and willing to help. We had a rough day coming in at the airport to visit family and required a place to sleep before the long drive and The Avery was perfect. Fantastic atmosphere and rooms. Just what weary travelers look for when exhausted and in need of rest. Particular thanks to the afternoon staff Brighton and (I cannot remember the other young lady's name) they went out of their way to make us feel welcome and at home, even a call to the room after we had settled in to make sure it was what we had expected and if anything else could be done to make us feel comfortable. Can't say thank you enough. The other staff members as well as the valet were all exceptionally polite and friendly. Highly recommend to all travelers! Bravo! read more

We loved dining at the Avery! Server was attentive and helpful and dinner was delicious. The sole, filet mignon and braised shortribs were fantastic! We should have skipped the souflé, as it just wasn't a great flavor. Tables are very close to other parties. Celebrating our anniversary, we would have preferred a little more space. But overall food was delicious and not overpriced. We will be back! We also stayed at The Avery Hotel (3 stars) and will not be back. We heard the elevator, people and doors slamming all night. It's a historic hotel and genuinely has that feel and sound. read more

The Avery - Restaurante - Hotels Near Me - Boise, Idaho

I recently stayed at the Avery hotel and it was a great experience. The hotel staff (particularly Brighton and Leigh) were especially friendly and attentive. The hotel is really a relaxing and perfect getaway. I also enjoyed the bar. Angelina and Keela were super welcoming and gave tons of great recommendations for things to do in Boise since it was my first visit. I look forward to coming back! read more

Came here for brunch with a girlfriend! Ambiance was adorable love the decor. Service was amazing and food was great! read more

The Avery - Hotels Near Me - Boise, Idaho

We had a reservation for 11 people at 10:30 a.m. for my mom's birthday, and it was one of the worst dining experiences we've ever had. It took 20 minutes just to be greeted, another 20 for drinks, and after nearly 2 hours we still hadn't received our meals--only two appetizers. The server never checked on us or updated us, and the manager simply said the kitchen never got our order, with no apology. We had three hungry kids with us who left in tears, and my mom's birthday went uncelebrated after family flew in from New York. Completely unacceptable service and zero accountability. read more

We really enjoyed our stay here. Conveniently located in downtown Boise. Within walking distance to whatever you are looking for. Food, shopping, bars. Pool hall, movie theater, etc. Etc. When we arrived, Leigh checked me in. She was great. She answered all of my many questions and went above and beyond what she needed to. read more

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My fiancé and I stayed at the Avery Hotel over Valentines Day weekend 2025. The experience from check in to check out was exquisite. Every member of the staff, valet, and housekeeping were exceptionally friendly. This stay was extra special because I wanted to propose after dinner one night. I reached out to the hotel and they were excited to be a part of our special evening, willing to decorate our room secretly while my girlfriend and I were eating dinner on the main floor (the restaurant is incredible)! Smiles, greetings, and clean rooms made our stay top-tier. The hotel itself is BEAUTIFUL and sits in a prime location that's walking distance to the hub of Boise - 8th street. The second floor of the hotel has a library with old books about Boise loaned to the hotel. This hotel will have a special place in our hearts and we will be back, if not for anything else but the lovely staff which accompany the splendid building. Special shout out to Brighton who really made the entire experience! Thank you, Avery Hotel! read more

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Pool table and bar in the back of the hotel is a great spot to wind down. Very cozy furniture, nice staff, and a warm fireplace to escape the bitter January cold was our experience. read more

So we happened upon this place by sheer accident walking in the downtown area. We walked in because I love old hotels/buildings and teach history. It is a historic building that was closed for a very long time and sat vacant but has been remodeled. I think maybe only open a year, if I remember the history story correctly. The hotel has a wonderful history and is now attached to the restaurant next door. That eatery used to be something more casual we were told before it was reinvented to the beautiful venue/establishment it is now. An open wall connects the restaurant to the hotel. The hotel is a smaller, more quaint establishment. The Art work and renovation pieces were chosen with great care to match a vintage look with more modern flair. When we walked in we were greeted by the most delightful person named Dexter. It is very apparent that Dexter loves his job and is very proud of the hotel he works for. I honestly think Dexter could have a show or a blog about the hotel. Locally here we have a man who is known as the vintage historian. He is very popular. He does walking city tours and shows around town. Dexter could do well with this too since he is a great story teller. That is one of my passions in life. Because after all, we only have our stories at the end of the day. Dexter explained that they had the original check in sign in guest book upstairs from the year 1912 and that every day they carefully match the date to the date back then. Waaaa?????? How awesome is that? He invited us to go look at it. My geeky self was thrilled and practically raced up the wonderful stairs. Okay, not really raced. I had to stop and look at all the historic old photos. When we came back downstairs, Dexter asked us if we wanted a mini tour of the rooms/suites. Ummm, yes please. That was very nice of him to do that. I honestly think I picked the wrong career choice for me and should have been an architect. lol The room Dexter showed us was simply gorgeous. That claw tub, sigh. The rooms are delightfully brought back to their original old school type of feel but with modern touches and the lobby elevator original door has been kept as part of the wall decor. There is an alley speakeasy english style pub through the kitchen that is also appealing decor wise. Sadly, we had already eaten that evening and were on the way back to the airport to head back to Phoenix. However, the food looked exceptional at both eateries and both places are very attractive decor wise. This will be my first stop if we ever get back to Boise. Thank you so much to Dexter. It does not take much to be kind to others and so needed these days. It was sheer joy talking with you. We were very grateful for your hospitality. read more

The hotel is really homey and welcoming, super well-located and great restaurant. But the best part of the hotel is the staff. My husband and I live in Truckee, CA and had a very last-minute trip to Boise as our dog was in an accident which paralyzed him and required an urgent spinal surgery which was only available in Boise. When Asher and Brighton heard about it when we were checking in, they went out of their way to make our stay extra-welcoming, upgrading our room, giving us some drinks which we really needed, and flexibility on check-out as we did not know how the surgery would go. Thank you so much for providing a silver lining to a horrible experience. We can't wait to come back under better circumstances! read more

This is for Tiner's Alley as the establishment does not have its own Yelp page. We came here with some friends for a relaxing night. The environment was great: a fireplace, pool table, and a great vibe. That is, until our server/bartender made things quite uncomfortable. His demeanor was intrusive and much too personal. There is a difference between providing great service and making comments about your partner in an attempt to antagonize you. And that's what he did. He noticed I had tattoos and ran his hand across my forearm saying how much he liked them. Completely inappropriate. We left as soon as we could. read more

While I did not stay at the Avery Hotel, this is a fantastic place to get a drink. The hotel lobby bar is beautiful! You'll feel very classy sitting at their stunning wooden bar that's over 100 years old, which was brought in from New York. The ambience is moody but with enough lighting to see and converse. Jamie is the man you have to go to for drinks!! He took care of me and my whole group spectacularly. He made us all some delicious cocktails while entertaining us with history and laughs. Thank you Jamie! read more

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always good service, always good food, cute place. They provided me with a dish not on the menu, served it hot, kept an eye on me without intruding. read more

I didn't realize they served breakfast. So glad I gave it a try. Absolutely perfect. I don't have a big appetite these days, but I ate every bite. It was so delicious and the service was great. read more

The main restaurant is beautiful, service was outstanding, we made a reservation to stay at the hotel. Tyner's Alley, the English pub was also amazing and beautiful. Can't wait to eat there. The bars are made with old wood from NYC, absolutely beautiful ambience. read more

So classy! Great restaurant, bar and hotel rooms. Best thing in Boise! So excited to have this for locals and travelers

A boutique hotel, as I have learned, is a hotel that feels small, intimate, and quaint, stays true to local culture, and offers guests ultra-personal service --The Avery knocks it out of the park on all counts -15/10. The Avery is a labor of love seen in even the smallest details, and this attention to detail is evidenced again and again, especially in the people who make this place come alive. From start to finish, each person with whom I interacted went above and beyond to ensure my team and I had such the best experience -and we did! I had the pleasure of working with The Avery's Events Planner, Amy, a true-blue, can-do mastermind who orchestrated our experience -accommodations, meals, and meeting space--in the most harmonic of ways. Amy's events planning finesse was off the charts, and it was such a joy to get to discuss details with her. I had the pleasure of working with Kim, The Avery restaurant manager, on reservations, set menus, and group entertainment; and she was pure rockstar! The process was painless with Kim's help. Lucy also served and tirelessly took care of our crew, and the way she took note of preferences and orders from one day to the next was intentional, personable, and so, so thoughtful! The front staff with whom I had the pleasure of interacting -Lee, Aesling, Jay, Katie, and Tristan--were welcoming, helpful, and all together professional. And as for the unseen staff -the individuals in the kitchen, oh my heavens! The creations the chef and crew concocted were mind blowing! The ingredient pairings and flavor profiles tantalized my palate in the best of ways. The cuisine honored both the dish and the season with skill and subtlety -ravioli that was savory with a touch of zest, risotto with fresh fish and flavorful herbs, a chocolate torte that was divine. The presentation was pure art with colors, textures, and intentional arrangements that created a full sensory experience atop a beautiful dinnerware canvas that varied from one dish to the next. The ingredients were fresh and cooked to perfection. The individuals who cleaned The Avery did a phenomenal job of turning down my room each day. As for details specific to the hotel, here are some that I noticed and sincerely enjoyed for the Soaking Tub Suite: * The room was rich-warmth, gold-gilded luxury. An astounding balance of yin and yang at-home-comfort with clean-line elegance created by warm (and dimmable) lighting from alluring fixtures. The dark wood framing, baseboards, and accent wall with which the wardrobe and desk matched were complemented by a white duvet and marble desk, gold-framed pictures and side tables, and an oversized gold-framed mirror. Then there were pops of green created with a vased fern plume and a long, velvet accent pillow, along with books from days of yore. * The new bed with down pillows, white duvet cover and sheets, and tall headboard (perfect for leaning back against) made for sweet slumber, and the sidelamps were nicely positioned for reading. * The dimmable, overhead, (actual) flip switch lighting with chic light fixtures was pure hotel brilliance! * The shower pressure was the best I have experienced (possibly ever), and the elegant gold fixtures and glass wall felt like luxury for days. * The white tiles on the bathroom floor and walls along with the white marble countertop made for a clean and spacious feel. * The towels and Avery embroidered bathrobe were plush and ornately arranged to look like flowers upon arrival. * Gold-framed paintings (in the room and hallways) added depth, character, intrigue, and historical context, especially when paired with the aged books, and the historical context, especially when paired with the aged books, and the historic Mantou Hotel registry and reading nook on the second floor. * The Avery branded, Idaho-based toiletries added a local connection, and the scent of the shampoo/conditioner and body wash was one that I have dreamed of finding for ages. * The single-serve coffee maker with Illy pods and accompanying creamer cups was great for early mornings, and The Avery branded gold embellished mugs made the experience all the better. * Thoughtful accoutrements like a hook by the door to hang a jacket or bag, embroidering to label the makeup towel and hair drier, locally sourced snacks and toiletries, a small toiletry kit should something be forgotten/needed, a classy cover for the extra roll of toilet paper, a vanity magnifying mirror, wine glasses, faceted tumblers, and a bath tray with soaking salts. * The bathtub was a sumptuous conclusion to the day. * The large, wood-framed windows set a spectacular Boise scene and allowed for natural light to stream through. * The cookie and refreshments corner on the first floor was a tasty welcome upon arrival each day. * Chef Cal, Ashley, and their team intentionally looked at all the bummer details found in other hotel rooms and improved upon them with unparalleled panache. read more

Beautifully appointed and such a friendly staff!! We had apps at the Avery Bar and dessert in Tiner's Alley, their UK style pub. Both were so fantastic! Drinks were delish. Had the Manitou and a few off menu suggestions from the bartenders. Stop in! We can't wait to come back! read more