I stopped by to check out the lobby of this beautiful new hotel, and I was immediately impressed!…read moreIt's stylishly decorated and filled with the refreshing scent of fresh flowers--almost like stepping into the lobby of a fancy Las Vegas hotel. The reception desk was busy, but the staff still took the time to greet me and ask if I needed help. I was heading to the 16th floor for dessert, and they kindly directed me to the elevators. Everyone was welcoming, helpful, and accommodating. This would be a great hotel to recommend to friends or family visiting us who would rather stay in the city than all the way out in Middleton. It also seems centrally located for anyone wanting to explore downtown Boise. Maybe I'll surprise hubs with a staycation here someday! For now, I made us dinner reservations so he can also check out The Boise Post on the 16th floor. My first visit included a decadent dessert and a delicious coffee to perk me up for my 35-minute drive home--and both were worth the trip!

Had a great 2 night stay! Hotel is brand new,decor is very nice…read more Check-in was great,appreciate staffs recommendations for pizza (The Wylder yum) and gave me some toothpaste Very central and well insulated rooms,slept great. Our room 1032 was on 10th floor and had everything we needed. You must check out Boise Outpost rooftop bar- amazing! You'll need reservations well in advance for dinning but if your lucky can grab spot at bar. Could be wrong but believe fire pits outside might be private events

100% will return to this beautiful establishment!!…read more Highly recommend not only the comfort, but the surprising affordability to such a beautiful property and grounds. The mattress and linens were absolutely perfect. Aesthetic choices on the interior and exterior were so effortless and comfortable. Hands-down, would choose to come here over any chain hospitality establishment EVERY day of the week. Next time, just for giggles I may try one of the cabins, but would be thrilled to stay in the rooms again too. The Keurig in room with perfect K-pod selectionsselections was a perfect accompaniment to the very comfortable Adirondack chairs on the deck just outside the room. Allows you to enjoy the early morning sunshine in sheltered comfort. Won't be disappointed! Just wished I had taken pictures as all the selections were beautiful.

This was one of the cleanest places I have stayed. So clean in fact, I could walk around with no…read moreshoes or socks without the bottoms of my feet changing color. I could set my baby on the floor and know that when I picked him up again he wasn't going to be grimy.

This is an old motel that was remodeled about 3 years ago. The location is excellent! Short walk to…read more8th Ave, many parks, the river walk and shopping ( also a Trader Joe's pretty close) We had a standard king with sofa. Everything was great and loved the robes! My only slight dislike is the bedside table is small! If you have a cpap- it will just barely fit. The bathroom was nicely appointed with plenty of counter space and the shower fit two easily. Cute coffee shop in the lobby. Would def recommend for anyone visiting Boise.

I loved my stay here! I was especially impressed with the accommodations for the price point (about…read more$155/night for 2 nights in May when I booked), but I enjoyed the place a lot regardless of price. I interacted with 4 different staff members at the front desk and they were all cheerful and helpful. The rooms and lobby have a colourful and playful but rustic aesthetic. My room had a large mural describing different regional flowers, which was a really unique and interesting touch. Everything worked well and was in excellent condition. I feel like lots of hotels I stay in lately have rooms with really poor lighting, but that was not the case here - the ceiling lights actually lit up the whole room and there were also bedside and desk lamps. Bed was very comfortable. All of the appliances and fixtures worked great. Instead of a coffee maker, they provided an electric kettle with Form & Function coffee steeping bags and a variety of Stash tea. As a tea drinker, I appreciated this because it works way better than using the hot water from a coffee maker. Also, what a great idea to have the in-room power controlled by inserting the room key! I did notice the loud music from the bars in the evening, but with the windows closed, it was at a low enough level that it just registered as white noise to me, and I'm someone who is very sensitive to noise. However, my room was front-facing; it may be a different experience for rooms facing the back alley. Noise-proofing within the hotel seemed pretty good - I barely heard any noise from neighbours in their rooms, and nobody was loud late at night. The coffee shop in the lobby was also fantastic. Sparrow guests can get a 10% discount by showing their room key.

This MyPlace seemed reasonable with their prices, The staff is awesome here! Our room ended up…read morebeing on the 3rd floor- I used the UV light I brought after watching the Hotel Impossible guy do it, I did see some spots glowing but for the most part, including the bed and shower and toilet it was clean perfect. The bed itself, very comfortable, there is a full size Microwave and refridge in the room, and two burner stovetop. It also has a bottle opener below the stove. Shower was fine, so most certainly would recommend this place. But overall this chain seems to be like Holiday Inn- overpriced- so this one is different for that regards.

Overall, it wasn't a bad place to stay. The setup was good, the beds were comfortable, and it…read moreworked for what we needed at the time. But there were definitely some downsides. The coffee tasted really watered down and weak not great if you actually need coffee to wake up in the morning. The biggest issue though was the water. The tap water left this really slippery, almost slimy feeling on your hands and skin that I could never get used to. We stayed there for 3 weeks, so it definitely wasn't a one-time thing. It actually got bad enough that I slipped getting out of the bathtub and hurt my wrist. My wrist was messed up for about 2 weeks afterward. When we mentioned it, they told us they had recently softened the water again, which explained a lot. Another thing people should know: if you prepay and end up needing to leave early, you may not get that prepaid money back. That was frustrating and something I wish we had known upfront. Not the worst place by any means, but definitely had some drawbacks especially for longer stays.

We've stayed in a lot of places over the years, and every once in a while you come across one that…read moretruly stands out. The Lofts at 35th & Clay is one of those places. From the moment we walked in, everything felt thoughtful and well cared for. The space is clean, beautifully designed, and incredibly comfortable. Little touches like the warm floors and rooftop hot tub really make the experience feel special. The location is also a big plus ; easy access to the Greenbelt, nearby restaurants, and a great area to just relax and enjoy your time. What we appreciated most was how the space made us feel; relaxed, present, and able to slow down for a bit. Only small note would be the stairs to the bathroom, but it wasn't a big issue for us. Overall, a great stay and definitely a place we would come back to.

This place is amazing! Every one was so nice and the hot springs felt awesome! So relaxing!! We…read morecan't wait to go back.

Awesome location, charming and rustic cabins with private tubs. Staff is friendly and we really…read moreenjoyed our stay. Will be back, highly recommend!

Stayed here for a 3 day 2 night stay over Labor Day weekend with my husband, in a single king bed…read moreroom. Cost was $580 to book, however we booked with 47,000 Chase points through the Chase portal. Pros: - They usually offer a free airport shuttle, but because it wasn't running, they actually reimbursed the cost of the uber we took from the airport to the hotel! - GREAT location: we didn't come with a rental car and didn't need one - it was walking distance or to a bunch of food places and bars, including Pie Hole, Yoi Tomo AYCE sushi, Western Proper, Boise Fry company, the art museum, the Basque street, you name it. Pretty much prime downtown location close to everything, and only like a less than 15 min ride to the airport - Ask for free tickets to the Boise Art Museum! $6 value each haha - GREAT sun-blocking curtains if you want to sleep in - Amazing selection of TV channels - Pretty comfortable bed - The shower had the best water pressure I've experienced at a hotel so far - We didn't utilize this benefit but they have complimentary bikes to borrow - All the staff were very professional. Cons: - Thankfully I didn't pay the full price for this hotel - but based on the amenities, it feels like it should have been in the $400 range for a 2 night stay, not $500. I definitely would not have stayed here if I had to pay the full $580. - NO complimentary breakfast options, not even like a grab and go donut kind of thing. There is a convenient cafe downstairs but you do have to pay. - Our fridge seemed like it didn't have a good seal, and wasn't keeping our takeout leftovers very cold. - No microwave in room, kind of inconvenient if you want to heat up leftovers. - Kind of markets itself as a one of a kind luxury boutique hotel, but I would say it was more average and just gets the job done (not a bad thing, but a little on the pricier side). Overall, 10/10 would stay here again if booked with points and didn't have a rental car. It does give you the convenience of being close to literally everything if you're a fan of walking. Things that could make it better would be breakfast, better room amenities. Overall a solid 4 stars.

I was absolutely horrified to discover how disgusting and dirty the sheets were during my two-night…read morestay. What was even more disturbing was the hotel management's response, or lack thereof. I asked several times to speak with a manager, expecting at the very least some concern or a simple apology. Instead, there was no apparent interest in the situation and not even a note of apology. It was as if dirty sheets were simply not a big deal. Hopefully, this review will finally get their attention and encourage them to take cleanliness and guest concerns seriously. Two words: NEVER AGAIN.

My wife and I stayed at the anniversary and the sultans palace room and had a fantastic time. We…read morewere celebrating a three day weekend and a staycation and just really needed to get out of the house for a bit. I was very happy we went with anniversary in. The sultans palace featured to statue elephants in the room, a very large Jacuzzi tub for two, a waterfall shower, a TV with lots of movies to choose from, and a small picnic table for food, card games, and just hanging out. I was most excited about the Jacuzzi tub for two. It definitely heat it up quick, but it was very relaxing to feel the jets against the body after a long work week. The bed was surprisingly comfortable. I always bring my own pillows when traveling via car, but the bed was super comfortable, and I was able to fall asleep with ease. The room was very clean, spacious, and inviting. Complementary breakfast was nice. They actually had some gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options. Was pleasantly surprised. Overall, one of the better themed hotel stays I've ever experienced. We'll definitely come back again.

We stayed at Anniversary Inn on Friday, May 15, 2026, for our 8th wedding anniversary. This was…read moresupposed to be a special remembrance stay for us because we also stayed here on our wedding night 8 years ago. My husband booked our room over a month in advance, and we reserved the Hollywood Suite, which was the room we had always wanted to stay in. A week before our stay, they called my husband and told him that room was no longer available, even though it had already been reserved for weeks. He requested another Diamond Suite, and they told him not to worry because the Marble Suite was available. We checked in at 4:00 PM. The room was much smaller than expected, and the wine my husband paid for and specifically requested was not in the room. The spa essentials were there, so we decided not to make a fuss at first. After dinner, we returned around 9:30 PM and tried to use the spa bathtub, which is one of the main reasons people stay at this hotel. The water was extremely hot, and when my husband tried to turn it down, the water would not shut off at all. The water became so dangerously hot that we quickly jumped out to avoid getting burned or injured because we had no way to stop it. We had to get out, get dressed, and call the front desk. Joann came to our room, and instead of trying to problem-solve or reassure us, she immediately said there were no rooms available and asked whether we planned to stay or leave. Rather than helping us find a solution, she seemed more focused on getting an answer from us than resolving the issue itself. From the moment she arrived, we felt like she was more than happy to see us leave instead of trying to save our anniversary experience or help make things right. We asked if the issue could be fixed first. Maintenance came, and after we waited in our car for about half an hour, the tub was still not properly fixed. The maintenance employee, Donny, was shocked that no one had tried to move us and confidently told us that we would absolutely receive a full refund because of the situation. He seemed certain that this was the obvious outcome. Later, when my husband spoke with Joann and referenced what Donny had said, she immediately shut it down and said he could not make those statements and should not have said that. It was incredibly frustrating to receive completely conflicting information from staff while already dealing with a ruined anniversary evening. We were then told the faucet had been stripped and that pliers could be left for us if we wanted to try using the tub ourselves. We did not feel comfortable with that at all. The whole reason we stayed there was for the themed room and spa tub experience, and that experience was completely ruined. We ended up checking out before midnight and driving 45 minutes home to Mountain Home. What made this even more frustrating was how everything was handled afterward. We were not offered any refund, partial refund, credit, or even another stay at a later date. Nothing. We were simply told that "a manager would contact us." There was no attempt to make things right, no empathy, and no effort to save our anniversary experience. The property itself also feels very neglected. The hallway carpets looked filthy and stained and honestly did not appear to have changed much since we stayed there 8 years ago. For $300-$400 a night, this is unacceptable. The staff overall seemed undertrained, overwhelmed, and not equipped to handle guest issues with even basic hospitality. This place could be amazing if the owners invested more into maintenance, staffing, and customer service. Unfortunately, our anniversary night was ruined, and my husband and I have decided we will never stay there again. For anyone considering spending this much money on a room here, think carefully. You are paying for an experience, and sadly this was nowhere close to one worth paying for.