Doesn't look like much when you walk past, but I was practically dying of hunger so I popped in the…read moredefinition of a hole in the wall. I got the crispy bacon juicy hamburger and wow... there are no words. A crispy bacon juicy hamburger done right. Crisp bun juicy bun stuffed with all the essentials. Ketchup shredded lettuce tomato and pickles. There's about a million buns available between the menu board. And a wall full of specials. And to be honest it's a little overwhelming but you can't go wrong with a crispy bacon juicy hamburger. Enough said, fave stars.

Was kind of skeptical of staying here, as I didn't see many reviews elsewhere and none here on…read moreyelp, but they had a nice deal going for the night to stay here. SO glad I chose this place, I'm much happier with them than staying in a hotel. It was more like staying at a friend's place than a hotel. Breakfast was delicious, owner was so accommodating. Made the stay much easier after a hectic 9 hour drive (turned longer with my car sick 3 year old). Will definitely be willing to stay here if I come back to the area, my parents would also LOVE the JT Train Room we stayed in. Thank you for such a wonderful stay, beautiful place you have here!

I stayed one night 4 days ago and found this Bed and Breakfast to be great! Everything was handled…read moreexceptionally well. It was easy to make reservations, they sent me a text the day of my stay letting me know passcodes in case I arrived late. The room was spacious, exceptionally clean with a feeling of home. I was greeted like a member of the family and shown to my room, which included an in suite bathroom. The room had a model train motif and had access to a shared separate kitchen and TV room. Most importantly I was able to sleep soundly. Breakfast the next day was offered as early as 7 am, which I took advantage of. It was a full breakfast that included home jam and made to order eggs. I'd stay here anytime!

The Hackton House Inn is the perfect place to stay if you're looking for a place full of history…read more Shar and Darcy are awesome and know the area so well. If you have any questions about the area I'm sure they can answer them all. The house is absolutely gorgeous and every room you walk into has a new story behind it. I think my favorite part of the house is the mailboxes inside. They have two dogs and the black one is just the sweetest thing ever! I highly recommend this place to anyone who is staying in the area, if you just need a place to sleep or if you want a place full of history to learn about, this is your place!

From the owner: Step back in time in this home that was finished approx 1903. Beautifully restored back to its…read moreoriginal era, this home stands 4 stories high, and has 7 bed rooms 6 bathrooms (not all available for renting). Rent per room or rent the top 3 floors to accomadate a reunion or special party. This home has many faucets and is decorated with beautiful antiques and furnishings. It is a must see!

I never wanted to leave. Unfortunately, the place was pre-booked and I finally had to move on, but…read morethis may be one of the best places I have ever stayed. The size was just right for one person to spread out and feel plenty of space, but the tiny, stand alone, house could easily accommodate a family too. The place operates fantastically, the streets and neighborhood is super quiet, and it is like you are in another world away from the busy hotel areas just down the road. This is a WAY better option. Relax, take a bath, enjoy the garden and privacy, this place is worth every dollar. Charlotte and Gary are fantastic people and caretakers. Learn and experience a bit of history as you pass through town.

This was the perfect way for us to spend a few days in far southeastern Oregon. We used it as our…read morejumping off to drive Leslie Gulch, and to fish the Owyhee. Great night's sleep under the stars (you can see from the roof of your yurt!) and fun exploration of a very cool part of Oregon. Chris was an excellent host and made sure we had all we needed. Fun to see the piglets running around. I'd use this place again for sure for fishing in the area.

Stayed here during a fishing trip to the Owyhee River in mid-April. The weather was unseasonably…read morecold (it snowed while we were fishing), but we dressed warmly, caught fish, and had a great time. This property has four guestrooms: 2 bunkhouse rooms, which is basically a log cabin split in half with a shared bathroom (toilet and shower) in the back, a yurt, and an RV. I stayed in a one of the bunkhouse rooms and it was charming. Two, double beds (I think that's their proper name), which are fine for one person but would not reasonably hold two. The beds were comfortable and firm, the linens warm and cozy. The room itself was charming, nice little touches like the lamps and the artwork. And, it even had a desk where I could squeeze in a little work while I was otherwise "off grid" (for real, while the ranch has Wi-Fi there is no cell coverage in the Owyhee Canyon. The "hooch" -- the shared kitchen and family room (which some might call a great room) -- is nice. Comfy chairs and couches, a TV (which I didn't use), and a wood burning stove. A nice breakfast layout. A (fancy but essentially camp) stove running off a local propane tank with two burners. Yes, you can pan-fry stuff here -- there are plenty of pans, but you get the strong feeling this is BBQ city once the weather warms up (I saw rotisserie spits and such). All utensils and such are available, plus a coffee pot with coffee and cream in the fridge. (There are also pots under the counter.) Chris and Lori were great, checking in on me on my drive out, greeting me when I arrived, and showing me around the place which, by the way, is in a pretty amazing setting. All in all a lovely trip in a lovely quiet place. This fishing was pretty good, too.

Beautiful sheep ranch on the outskirts of Emmet. My family of 4 stayed here, and it's truly a gem…read more Super quite relaxing place to stay. Breakfast was delicious!! Highly recommend this tranquil retreat.

Wonderful bed & breakfast located on a working sheep ranch near Emmett, Idaho! We really enjoyed…read moreour stay at this quiet and tranquil spot. Judi is a warm, friendly, hard working host. We enjoyed seeing her animals and fruit trees, and chatting with her and her delightful granddaughter. Her large homemade breakfasts were delicious, and were served with amazing fresh local fruit! Our room was very comfortable, and we really enjoyed the outside patio area and view. It far exceeded any expectations we had, and we highly recommend staying at this awesome bed & breakfast!

what a wonderful, beautiful venue. Karen was fabulous. if I don't live in Pennsylvania I would…read morehave all my parties here.

I was there this weekend for my grandson's wedding. I was excited because the pictures I had seen…read morewere lovely. Sadly, it didn't live up to expectations. First, as you arrive to the venue, directly next to it, on the property is construction, EEK! This was not expected as she had said it would be complete in April 2026. You have to walk down a very steep trail to get to the wedding site itself. Karen made things difficult for the wedding party, at one point raising her voice and yelling. She was going through items in the bride's dressing room. The kitchen area is old, really old. Think green avocado stove old. There were no towels, paper towels etc for clean up or as you go taking care of things. There was no air conditioning. The reception area was stifling and hot. You walk down the stairs to the basement to get to the kitchen and dressing areas. However, it's dark without light and the carpet was very dark. Definitely a tripping/falling hazard. Lastly, we had to pack the trash out with us! Insane! We actually had to haul trash out with our cars/trucks. Karen's behavior and demeanor sadly made everyone uncomfortable, causing the reception to end early, my grandson didn't get his mother/son dance, nor did his sweet wife get her father/daughter dance. The fact that Karen had our sweet bride in tears is just plain awful. I would never recommend the Hidden Pearl to anyone. Too bad, I have 17 grandchildren, she could've had a customer for life.