What a wonderful getaway, and only 4.5 hours from CDA. The views are amazing. Spent lots of time in…read morethe hot springs, and loved the cave. It's such a great place to sit and pray or meditate. The restaurant was delicious as well, although a bit spendy. I will absolutely keep Ainsworth on my list for future adventures!

We came in mid November and it was not crazy busy at all. We could actually hang out in the little…read moreparts of the cave to ourselves except for a couple spots where people sat and never seemed to leave. I think a guy must have been meditating there. Sometimes it's hard to see people in the caves and I actually thought this guy was a statue. The main pool feels like Luke warm water and the cold plunge is only big enough for maybe 4 people at a time. The caves are really the most desirable place to be if you like it hot. This place was overall much smaller than I expected though. We soaked for over and hour or so and then got ready for our dinner reservations and dinner was really great! It was about $150 for four of us to eat up there in USD. We grabbed some ice cream bars from downstairs as well for dessert. I liked this place and one night was enough. We arrived around 4:30pm, had dinner at 7pm and were in bed by 9pm. The next morning was a soak and then get ready and go. Great trip and lovely customer service.

Nothing but high marks here! Staff was super friendly and accomodating. For an older hotel it has…read morebeen updated nicely. The rooms are spacious with warm cozy lighting, a comfortable bed and your own private balcony with a Bistro set overlooking the water! There was a heron on a log looking for fish which kept us entertained. Excellent food in the restaurant too. We're not much for gambling but the drinks in the casino were super cheap! You can walk to the older downtown core using the tunnel under the hwy which is super convenient. Cute little shops and restaurants great you on the other side. Great little getaway!

Absolutely fantastic hotel for the tiny little town of Bonners Ferry, ID. Even though there is a…read morecasino in this hotel, the room and the public dining areas were quiet and pleasant. The front desk staff was easy to reach by phone when making reservation. We even had to call to change it because of my illness, and they made it easy-peasy. Then we needed to check-out a few days early, and that was no issues either, and no penalty. The price of the rooms were reasonable, even with the riverside view that we had. The view is stunning, with the river and the mountains. The room itself was impeccably clean and impressive. Very up to date. Each room has a small patio with a very nice table and chairs in which to sip on a beverage and chill. They have a lovely dining room with floor to ceiling windows in which to enjoy two selections for for the full-service breakfast. You also have a choice of $3 off any additional dish on the breakfast menu. We also dined outside on the patio along the river for dinner one evening with our family, who lives in the area there. The service with both our breakfast and dinner meals was excellent. Food was very good too. There is a bar on-premise in the restaurant with a nice selection of cocktails, beer and wine. The lobby of the hotel has a large rustic fireplace with a very comfortable and beautiful seating area in which to relax if you choose. There is an underpass from the parking lot to the cute historic downtown area that we took advantage of for shopping, browsing, strolling and drinks. The hotel also has a full-service spa which I wasn't aware of until we got there. I WISH I had had the time to take advantage of some pampering! We did NOT come to gamble or use the casino services, but we did stroll through the casino game rooms just to check them out. There is one room dedicated to smokers, which was very smoky and cramped. The other rooms are pretty tight with machines also. But I supposed it's par for the course. In summary, I'd travel back here just to stay at the hotel. A Fall visit would be a feast to the eyes. Don't expect much from the small downtown area, but there are a few fun places to check out. I'd recommend more time hiking the stunning trails in the nearby mountains, or checking out the local farms for homegoods. Sandpoint is only half an hour south of town if you're wanting more shopping and social options. Honestly just a relaxing weekend at this LOVELY hotel is a treat. You won't be disappointed!

The games are fun and the people working at the casino are always polite and helpful…read more It's nice to see a friendly face whenever you walk into the casino

This is an older casino. - UNDERSTAND THAT…read more I've read some reviews on here and they are petty. This place is not Vegas or a large casino. It's small and does it's job. Things to remember: - HAVE FUN - GAMBLING CAN BE ADDICTIVE - YOU WON'T ALWAYS WIN - DO NOT TAKE THINGS SO SERIOUSLY The restaurant is decent. The prices are reasonable. The service was pretty good. If you aren't having fun you need to go home and regroup. This place can be a lot of fun for a weekend or a night. ***It is all slots and electronic black jack. Not many casinos have dealers or real tables anymore***

Excellent B&B and i will highly recommend it. It is family…read moreowned and you will see them greeting you, making your breakfast, doing repairs around and more. I love supporting businesses like these. Kee in mind that this is an old school so it is noisy when you walk. The floors are the original from the school. When someone showers you will know. The beds are comfortable and will be provided with plenty of pillows and blankets in case you get cold. One thing i will recommend to the Duarte's is to have an area where to hang out. I mean not only the foyer where the puzzle is but may be in the foyer in the last floor? Like a small couch and a small table? We picked up some dinner - to eat at our lodging place and we had nowhere to seat and eat our food. There is outside but it was too cold to do so. Overall, it is a nice place to stay. We enjoyed it. It was very clean!

This 1900s school was converted to a bed and breakfast and was one of the most unique and pleasant…read morestays I've ever had. We drove from Spokane National Airport to Glacier National Park and this was a great halfway point in Bonner's Ferry Idaho. For the past three years, the B&B has been a family-owner business spanning over 3 generations. All the family members we interacted with are extremely friendly and made you feel at home. We were greeted by Jerry and Frank (the first gen of the bunch) at check-in. Jerry walked us through the property and told us more about the history of the B&B. We were also greeted with the most delicious cookies which was great after a long drive. Pool is closed sometime during September but the hot tub is open year round. Throughout the hallways and rooms, you'll see trinkets and photos of remains from the school which is really neat. The second floor used to have 2 large classrooms which have been converted to 6 rooms, each with their own bathroom suite. We stayed in room #7 which was the 'french theme' but Jerry told us they are converting to a 'geography' theme by next spring. The room has very high ceilings and there's a TV with Netflix available. Breakfast started at 8:30AM and you're seating based on your room number in pairs. We were served by the 2nd and 3rd get family members with coffee, orange juice and a delicious breakfast of egg quiche, fruit, and a homemade cinnamon roll. It was delicious! Northside B&B is also very conveniently located to downtown Bonner's Ferry - only about a 10 minute walk. We made our way down there to walk through the street before taking the second half of our drive. Overall it was such a lovely stay!

We arrived around 5p and was greeted by Abbey. Check in was easy. We stayed in a king room (#7)…read more There is a sweet table and 2 chairs on the front porch. Our room was clean, the bed amazing, and the shower was small but mighty. I slept like a baby. The ac was quiet and had it on all night without disturbance. We didn't stay for breakfast but did drop in for a slice of Abbey's homemade poppy seed bread. It was delicious. I would stay here again and highly recommend if you find yourself in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.

The lodge is rustic and dated. Old style log cabin units with very limited breakfast options. The…read moreroom was clean but questionable security onsite. The location is not near very many businesses. Staff very friendly and helpful. Price is a little high for this facility.

What makes this hotel good is the location. It's a decent hotel with typical rooms. Nothing…read morespecial. But the lakeside rooms with a view are quite special. The lake views are spectacular. It rained during my trip and I really enjoyed sitting watching the rain fall on the lake. Since I'm from California and we don't see much rain, others experience might not be as significant. By the way, I had dinner at the hotel restaurant. It was pretty good. I had fish and chips. Crispy fresh fish and fries. 4/5 rating. Pretty darn good. This is definitely the hotel to stay at in Nelson.

Totally awesome room. I required a handicapped room. Nicely done. Friendly staff who were very…read morehelpful.

Did good job - several times. CDA to airport. Not sure how pickup there goes…read more Pricey but could be worse.

Great service, great efficiency. ShawnaRae was wonderful to work with. I needed a ride to Spokane…read moreAirport from CDA, Idaho and I appreciate everything this company did to get me there on time.

This an excellent museum that not only gives you the history of Rossland but includes the history…read moreof mining in BC, hydroelectric and the founding of Red Mountain ski area. They have a couple of interactive exhibits and hunts where you can win a prize plus you can pan for gold. They have a separate kids area and a nice gift shop. It's a nice stop if you are taking a day off from skiing.

From the owner: We have lots of exciting educational programs for children. The museum is self-guided, but you can…read morebook ahead for a group tour.