We loved this spot! Unique and well maintained in a beautiful natural setting, not for those…read moreseeking a sterile, manicured experience. Lots of love is put into this historic gem by the owners and caretakers. We felt welcomed and our pup was also treated as a respected guest. Daniel cooked us a beautiful breakfast each morning while we chatted with him and other interesting and worldly guests and staff members. We loved strolling the grounds, enjoying the historic buildings, view of the river and natural beauty. There were lots of little places to sit and take in the scenery or play some games . Highly recommended for those looking for a relaxed and authentic experience.

Rustic, very rustic. The lil woman said next time she will pick the motel. The place could use a…read morethorough updating. Starting with new mattresses, new windows, new doors. And a really good cleaning would help too. The staff was very friendly. Roy the manager is super friendly and very attentive if you need anything. We was traveling with our dog Diego and there are not a lot of choices for motels that allow dogs especially in Lava in the 4th of July. Plus the breakfast omelette was very delicious!

My wife and I have visited Lava Hot Springs several times in the last few years, and we love to…read morestay at the Greystone Manor. Each time we visit, we try a new room. So far we've stayed in the Peacock, Teal, Latte and French Country rooms. Once, we came with my parents , and we shared the Lyon House across the street. Each time, we have loved our visit. The hospitality is fantastic-I always feel like I'm staying with a great aunt that loves to take care of her family. Really, it's that good. We have done the Dine and Unwind package, which includes a delicious dinner and a couples' massage. Best experience ever! If you're looking for a special getaway, be sure to consider this. The property itself has a lot of history-be sure to save some time to talk to Craig and Vicky about it's past. If you're looking to host an event, the upstairs area is perfect for that too!

A must do if you're staying in Lava Hot Springs! We usually…read morestay in hotels like Marriott and others but on this trip we chose to stay in a bed-and-breakfast. One of the best decisions I've made in a long time. It's set in an old church that's been renovated to have five rooms in the lower level, and we stayed in the King room. The first thing they said when we walked in was feel free to explore and make yourselves at home which we totally did. Vicki and her husband Craig were great and they took care of us even making us a nice breakfast in the morning before we headed out. Would definitely recommend staying here.

We drove from Yellowstone to Salt Lake City airport and spent a night at this lovely hotel. Clean,…read morecomfortable, they even have DVD! We watched Harry Potter: half blood prince. I wanna give them 10 star if possible.

We stayed here earlier this week and absolutely loved it! We stayed in The Phantoms Lair, and it…read morewas as much of a destination as our visit to the hot springs. The tour of the room by Autumn was awesome and added to the overall experience. The furniture, decorations and draperies were all spot on. The attention to detail like the rose on the mantel (from the Phantom, from anyone who hasn't seen Phantom of the Opera) the pitcher of ice water, a box fan tucked away in the corner, the Phantom of the Opera music playing, and DVD for viewing were all over the top details that made this stay worth every penny. The bed was great, as were the sheets and bedding. Then to plug devices in to charge there is a charging station next to the bed with I think 4 USB and 4 A/C plug ins to utilize. You can tell right away that these people care about their customers and do their best to make them happy. Then, the next day was a very nice breakfast consisting of bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, fresh cut fruit and creamy dipping sauce for the fruit, plus orange juice and hot chocolate (since we aren't coffee drinkers). It was delicious! We got a great rate by calling direct (better than the pricing that I saw online... but we stayed on a week night, so it may have been cheaper than a weekend stay. I have stayed in several bed and breakfast inns, and this one is the best that I have ever experienced! I highly recommend getting a room here if you are visiting Lava Hot Springs! Awesome!!!

We LOVE this hotel. We have stayed here two years in a row This year we got the guest house which…read morehas 3 beds and two separate bedrooms. A living room with a big couch and a full kitchen. Everything is extremely clean. The hotel is pretty much right next door to the hot springs.

So friendly very clean great quiet hotel great downtown location natural spring water in our room…read morewas amazing my skin was so soft and my hair!!!!! Great deck views of the river ! Great morning coffee!!! That old school vibe !

I would not recommend staying here!!!…read more What started as a simple motel stay turned into a serious safety issue. The door to our room suddenly became completely inoperable, trapping me, my boyfriend, and our child inside. The only way we could get out was by climbing through the window. Thankfully, our room had a large enough window to escape. Some of the other rooms only have small, high windows, which could have made the situation much worse. When I informed the front desk, the employee's response was shocking: "Oh yeah, we've been having issues with that door." If they already knew it was malfunctioning, why was it never repaired before putting guests in that room? The employee tried and failed to open the door, then told us, "Luckily we have one room available tonight." We then had to wait about three hours before moving. When the room was finally ready, we had to pass all of our luggage out the window and move everything ourselves. Instead of enjoying the little vacation time we had left, we spent it dealing with a problem that could have been prevented. While we appreciated being moved to another room, it doesn't change the fact that this was a major safety hazard. At checkout, we politely asked if there was any compensation for the inconvenience, lost vacation time, and, most importantly, the safety risk. We weren't asking for a full refund--just a reasonable gesture of goodwill. Instead, we were immediately met with resistance. An employee even told us, "The owner is a stickler." When we spoke with the owner, Tyler, he dismissed our concerns almost immediately, saying, "Things happen." There was no apology, no accountability, and no indication that guest safety was a priority. Based on our experience, this property is poorly maintained, and management appears unwilling to address serious issues or stand behind their guests when something goes wrong. I cannot recommend staying here, especially if you value your safety and expect reasonable customer service when problems arise.

We knew the place was old but took a chance. The bed was comfortable, carpet seemed fairly new,…read more and the bathroom looked to have been updated within the last several years. The rest was trashy, which wouldn't take much to fix up. The nightstand, dresser, and chairs were OLD and extremely worn out and damaged. OLD like from the 80's. There was a hole in the wall up by the ceiling. Paint was peeling. Plastic on the mattress pad was shredded.....should have been removed. Wouldn't stay here again.

This place should be shut down by the health department. We thought we'd try the mineral pools but…read moreboy did we regret that choice. I still have nightmares of how filthy the lap pool was. We aren't very experienced in how a mineral pools should be like do we ventured into the lap pool against my better judgment. The bottom was slimy and the water had stuff floating in it. I hope we didn't catch any thing.

Young lady at the front desk was very nice and the water in the pools is wonderful, but this place…read moreneeds some love. Shabby is a good word to describe the look of the building and the pools. The "changing rooms" for non-hotel guests are just sad, bordering on disgusting.. I understand how hard it is to run and maintain a business, but it does require some effort.

This was the first time either of us had stayed at a Bed and Breakfast so we have nothing to…read morecompare our experience to. However, I don't think we will stay at a B&B again or if we do, it will be one without as many inside animals. I am afraid of dogs and my husband had to protect me every time we left the car. The black dog was super nice and didn't bother me at all, but the other dog growled and barked every time we came or left the house. There are cats everywhere that are inside and outside. I don't mind cats, but if you did, this would not be the place to stay. Sher and Scott were nice and the breakfast was great. We stayed during the early spring where the weather rarely rose above freezing and it snowed every night. It was still a beautiful location and it was great to be in the country. We enjoyed our stay, but due to the large number of inside animals, will not be coming back. Stayed April 2010, traveled as a couple