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Inn The Pines - View from our room

Inn The Pines

(13 reviews)

$$

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.

Three words for the space provided, beautiful, spacious, amazing. We are longtime Idahoans that…read moreunfortunately have to live in Boise but are very familiar with the surrounding areas and the beauty held within. I work for the forest service so I've even had the unfortunate pleasure of defending this area from forest fire over the years. for my birthday we decided to hit a lot of the hot springs surrounding the cesspool known as Boise. LOL. Thank you so much, Inn the pines. Glorious. Clean, huge ceilings, A CEILING FAN, no expense spared. The next morning we headed for crouch and the Three Bears inn. Just as glorious! We're headed to Stanley tomorrow to hit four more hot springs and complete a six hot springs tour in four days. Thank you so much to the proprietors at Inn The Pines for making my birthday weekend as complete as it can be. You're amazing and we'll be back For sure! I would ask, recommend, a six foot across fire pit with wood provided if the space allows for folks to meat around and hang out after their individual soaks at the springs. I just think that would bring the community closer together at the end of a glorious day. That would be an "in addition to", the glory you already provide.

Sawtooth Lodge

Sawtooth Lodge

(12 reviews)

$$

This is an ideal gateway if you're exploring the Sawtooth Mountains/Wilderness and features rustic…read morecharm and beautiful natural surroundings. Accommodations include cabins, yurts, meadow camping and spaces for RVs. Prices are different for each and are fair. We stayed over two nights (RV space and cabin) over the Labor Day weekend/week and had a nice time! The grounds were clean and quiet even during a busy time. All the RV spaces seemed suitable and were nicely sized with full hook ups available. The night we stayed in a cabin (cabin 3), we found it to be comfortable and clean, with three beds (two queens and a full bed jn the loft - you must climb a small ladder to go up there), a full bathroom with shower, a wood burning stove for heat, and some seating. There were a couple power outlets available. Electricity is available from 7am-10pm. On site there is a restaurant which has surprisingly excellent food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We enjoyed such things as a breakfast burrito, breakfast sandwich, a burger and a reuben sandwich. Sodas, waters, beer and wine are available. They have fantastic milkshakes as well (try the Huckleberry!). Prices were good and service as well. There is a geothermal pool on site as well (rules apply and a waiver) which we enjoyed. Jesse (the manager) was awesome, friendly and informative (especially about news/updated with regard to our backpacking trip) and all staff/crew was great as well.

Stopped in for some amazing sandwiches after a week of backpacking. I was at first disappointed…read morethey didn't offer burgers that day, but all three of us had amazing huge and tasty sandwiches instead. Loads of flavor and the serving size was nice too. The huckleberry shakes use freshly picked berries and are wow! The service was amazing and consisted mostly of high school aged girls who were very personable. The whole experience was amazing. The lodge is nearly 100 years old and felt truly authentic. I'll stop in here every time I'm back in the Sawtooths.

Cascade Lake Inn - Bugs in room after they tried killing majority

Cascade Lake Inn

(15 reviews)

$$

The rooms are small, the window hvac is below average. The place just has a creepy vibe. There is a…read moreHilton property across the street for 10 bucks more per night. We actually left after 30 minutes and checked into the (NoBo) Hilton. Live and learn

I don't usually leave reviews, but this motel was so bad I feel obligated to warn others. We stayed…read morein room 3 checking in on 7/11/2025 for 2 nights. We farm and ranch and are not uppity people. I used to rodeo many, many years ago and stayed in some pretty questionable places, but now I can honestly say that this is by far, the worst place I have ever stayed. It wasn't worth $50.00 per night, let alone $170.00 per night. By the time the owner remembered to call me back, we were already being charged for the next day and she said it was too late to leave without keeping the money for that night and would not refund us, so we stayed. From the moment we walked in, the room reeked of musty mildew. It was so strong we went to the store to buy air freshener, but it barely helped -- the odor was baked into the room. The shower had visible mold all around the floor and base of the walls. It was black in some spots, and clearly hadn't been cleaned in a long time. The bathroom was completely impractical -- no counter space to put toiletries, and no closet or dresser anywhere in the room to store clothes. We were forced to live out of our suitcases on the floor. The chairs look like they were throwaways taken from a dumpster. The cabinet above the stove is grease stained from not being cleaned. The sponge for the kitchen sink was wet and moldy. Even the pot scrubber was separated and needed to be thrown away and replaced. There are no knives, spoons or forks. One of the worst things we found was in the bathroom cup holder: a used razor blade cover was underneath the stacked plastic cups, and the bottom of the holder was filled with what looked like dried toothpaste spit. Absolutely disgusting and unsanitary. Even the light fixtures had mold speckled across the inside and cover lenses. Everything about the room felt damp, dirty, and neglected. There was food under the edge of the bed, clearly stating that the floors had not been swept in some time. We texted the owner pictures of everything -- including the mold, the razor blade cover, and the filthy cup holder -- and received no apology, no offer to switch rooms, no refund, no discount. Nothing. To top it off, we went to get ice at 1:00 p.m. and found the office locked up with the "OPEN" sign still lit, and no one answering the door or phone. This wasn't just a dirty room -- it was an actively unhealthy and unsafe environment. It's clear the owners do not care about cleanliness, guests, or even basic hygiene standards. In the email we received for checkout, the owner asked us to leave a review so here it is. I wish I could attach photos.. Do yourself a favor and stay anywhere else.

The Three Bears Inn - hotels - Updated May 2026

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