I'm still amazed there are 8 Superchargers in Pocatello! As a result of its location and proximity…read moreto the highway, this station sees a lot of action. There's usually 2-3 other cars here when I come to charge but I've never had to wait for a station. The chargers are located at the back of the Grand Idaho Inn & Suites and there are convenient and clean bathrooms by the conference center entrance. Don't forget to say hi to the friendly staff!

Bathrooms are locked and require code. Hotel rooms appear to be long term, low end rentals. No…read moreamenities nearby. It seemed to be slow charging. Won't be going back.

Great places nearby ... not t too far from the highway.... office park type location…read more Local coffee spot and NOT SAFE at Night Drag racing happens in the parking lot... speeds in excess of 80 mi

This is one of the best chargers in the whole state. It's a new one GEN four they have pull through…read moreand you can pretty much charge any electric car here if you have the adapter. It's faster than all the others. It's a 325 kW charger. It's in the Ridley supermarket parking lot so if you wanna do some shopping or there's a subway in the damn pizza store just a short walk. It's like a couple hundred yards towards O'Reillys.

I am so impressed with mgmt here! Priscilla knows what she is doing. I feel safe knowing she is…read morehere and cares. All the staff is that way!! Thank you.

I thought it was a ghost hotel. Nigh another soul in sight. Quiet hrs 10pm-8am? Musta meant…read more10am-8pm. hahajk Then again, maybe 1pm too early for incoming guests to check in yet. + Thankful for the 8 150kW Tesla superchargers though. + And easy access to restrooms. - Trash cans full though. . Quiet, desolate ambience (but not destitute). + Ample parking. . It's like the only Tesla charger on the way from Soda Springs to Shoshone Falls, so gotta make do.

I've tried all of the other "-berto" joints around Idaho Falls many times and was happy to see Don…read moreAlberto open. The owner is a familiar face from one of the other restaurants. The place is bright and clean, but a bit on the sterile side. The food, however, is full of flavor. The chile verde burrito is my go-to. Pork can be bland sometimes, but that giant burrito is bursting with flavor. My family are fans of the carne asada burrito. I also love that they have a delicious pollo asado plato, which doesn't exist at other similar restaurants. Definitely try that one. When the chicken is tender enough to eat with a flimsy plastic fork, you know it's good. The rice and beans on the side are exactly right. I love the drive-thru window. It makes it so easy to grab a big bag of delicious Mexican food hot off the grill. I don't live anywhere near this location, but I drive across town to grab dinner several times a month.

Too bad for another IF business. They were excellent.. then they let kids run the place. Food is…read moretasteless, the portions are unreliable, and the restaurant is dirty.

After being in the hospital for almost a month, my spouse told me she had been bed shopping, since…read moreI was told I could no longer floor sleep Japanese style as I done for years. She said wait time would be two weeks, and I needed to sleep somewhere (the couch was the temporary answer), so the same day I left the hospital, we went to Romaine's even before getting home. Wyatt immediately welcomed my spouse back, and was very understanding of my walk and weakness. He took us to his recommendations and I tried them out. An adjustable bed, as I did like raising my head and feet. I picked a Tempur-Pedic, expensive, but likely to be our bed for quite some time, and perfect as I did long term home recovery. Wyatt kept us in the loop and managed to get the bed to us almost immediately once the order arrived rather than wait for an assigned delivery date. It's been great and I haven't missed floor sleeping at all!

My life this year has been drastically changed by some major medical issue my spouse endured. Until…read morehis double by-pass graft surgery followed by a stroke we were floor sleepers. We slept on shikibutons. They were ordered from Japan via Amazon. Sleeping this way was incredibly comfortable and restful. However, with a restriction of no lifting more than five pounds - yes 5# - after his heart surgery sleeping on the floor was not an option. He weighs more than five pounds and so he could not lift himself up once he got down. After his stroke we knew he would need a bedside to sit upon as he got his bearings to get up. We had tried many mattresses in the past and none of them were hard enough to give the support we both wanted. We like hard beds. Occasionally on vacation we would luck out and get a hard bed - we considered ourselves lucky. I have a friend who sleeps on a Tempur-pedic adjustable bed so I had a direction which is why I choose Romaine's. I was greeted by Wyatt Parks and he was wonderful! Wyatt was low pressure, knowledgeable, and helpful. I had a lot of questions and he had answers. So I tried lots of beds at Romaine's, wrote lots of notes, and left to do some thinking. The decision would be up to my husband as his sleeping needs are greater than mine especially as he's healing. He had yet to be released from the hospital. After my husband had just been released from Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit at EIRMC. Romaine's was on the way home and we needed a bed. It would take two weeks for us to get one so he said we might as well go look. Although he was weak and needed his cane he was a trooper. I had narrowed down the choices to what I liked and thought he would like as well and he tried three beds. One was just right. So that is what brought us to Romaine's and the salesman Wyatt Parks kept us informed so we bought that very same day my husband tried these beds. Yes, they are pricey, but it's the best sleep we've had since our floor sleeping. The Tempur-pedic actually rivals our experience with floor sleeping. Due to his need to heal he's slept more than the usual eight hours and being able to adjust the bed to fit his body and needs has been wonderful for him. I would highly recommend Romaine's and if you go please ask for Wyatt Parks.