Just spent a Friday/Saturday here with my buddy and his son - rented two cabins for two nights -…read morenever write reviews but just had to this time. Owners are not just unfriendly but made us feel like we were a burden, and they never wanted us back. These people are obviously very unhappy and treat their guests with disdain - we heard the same from others while we were there. I will never go back - I like to give my money to good people who treat their guests well - these two need a lesson in grace and appreciation. Go back to Minnesota - people in Idaho are friendly - you are not, and my hope is this message is received by many, so it helps send you away from my beloved Idaho - you do not belong here!

as other reviews show i can also say the owners are some of the least friendly people i have met…read more Every single person I spoke to that was passing through also said the same. The fact is that 100% of your business is the general public bringing money to the area. I will return to the area, but definitely not dine or drink at the Beaver Lodge. Beautiful area, but not the most pleasant experience with the one and only service oriented business in the town. I suggest anyone going there to bring your own food and drink. Don't even stop at there. Clearly not the best career choice for these people.

Nice hotel In Mountain Home Id. Young lady at the desk (Chloe I think) was very nice and helpful…read more Room is very nice considering the low cost!

This appears to be a fairly new building. The facility is clean. We arrived 15 minutes before check…read morein and our room wasn't ready but the gal at the front desk moved things around and got us a room. So that's a plus. However, I was very surprised when we started unpacking and found there were very few outlets in the room; FOUR to be precise and two of those were at the desk area, one of which was occupied by the clock radio. One side of the bed had NO outlets. Period. In this day and age with cell phones, tablets, iWatches, CPAP machines it is IMPERATIVE that there be an abundance of outlets. We both wear CPAP at night and that isn't an option. So I headed out to the desk to see if they could supply me with an extension cord. Fortunately they had ONE. That was it. Otherwise I was told "there's a Super Walmart down the road". Anyway, we're all set up for the night. And the room IS clean. There isn't a lot here in Mountain Home as far as hotels and they are all on the spendy side seeing as this isn't a resort. $150 a night is the most we've spent on our return trip and this is nearly 2x what I paid for a room last night and it HAD outlets at the bedside. Did I mention it was clean? At least it had that going for it. And it's right next door to The Wingery, a great restaurant!

Just not a good experience. Trouble with card reader, she seemed very unsure of the registration…read moreprocess. Made me uncomfortable. The room was shoddy, cleanliness was marginal, as was upkeep repairs.

So if you want to go to a nice motel to get away , well this is it…read more This place is near the lake and many hot springs, yes You can hike and then take a dip in nice warm water, This is the near Sawtooth and Boise national forest. So hunting fishing and hiking is epic. Lots of trail riding too . This Motel is perfect, coffee microwave,hot tub. Right next to the only gas station which and small store along with ice and hunting and fishing licenses. Pretty good restaurant and bar . The staff is great and make you feel at home. If you like to fish try out the gravel pond in Featherville, Well stocked and only 10 minutes away

This is an incredible RV PARK RESORT!…read more They even had a taco feast on the Sunday before Memorial Day!!!! SPACIOUS, well maintained and groomed, the staff both inside, outside, the guide to our site and the restroom staff went above and beyond the jobs... 5* to all of them!!! The sites are super large and easy access on and off the interstate. One of the best cable station choices. We will return for visit #7...

Beautiful park with the FRIENDLIEST team. Late December overnight stay. There are many extended…read morestay people here - and it's neatly maintained. Ok - Immaculately maintained. Hot tub was going - it looked very inviting but the 20° when you got out had me at a NO. The park is definitely set up for short and extended stays. The team will also pick up, fill and return propane. Oh and streaming works for TV!! There are many extended stay sites with large parking pads. Close to services/stores and easy freeway access. If we take the same route headed south next year we will be back.

I was very disappointed with my stay at Trinity Hot Springs. The property appeared to be poorly…read moremaintained, especially the pool area. There were towels left lying around, chairs and cushions tipped over, float toys scattered in the pool, and overflowing garbage cans. Overall, the area looked dirty and neglected. When I arrived at the lodge, I couldn't find a single employee to help me. After locating my room, I couldn't find the light switch and had to use the flashlight on my cell phone just to get inside. Once I got in, I discovered the room light was burned out. The hallway light was also out, forcing me to use my phone flashlight whenever I walked through the hall. Throughout my stay, I tried to find staff to report these issues, but no one was available. The lack of cleanliness, maintenance, and customer service made for a very frustrating experience. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend staying here based on my experience.

This place was very clean, relaxing and easy to navigate. The gal working the front was very…read morefriendly and helped answer all of our questions. The only issue I had was there were some folks that were staying in the cabins getting plastered (it was noon on a Friday, no judgement but there was kids) and being completely inappropriate and creepy. I wish the staff would have addressed the issue. They were loud, obnoxious and playing distasteful music for a family atmosphere. Nothing to complain about the pricing or the pools themselves. I wish they would fix the netting in the covered area, and maybe have more changing rooms with showers.

Great green oasis in a dusty, dry but beautiful landscape. Beautiful views, great sunsets, and lots…read moreto do. During the week it is very quiet but most weekends it fills up with families that want to hike, fish and Kajak the Boise river. The swimming pool is alwAys busy in July and August and the just renovated the mini golf course. Go check out the White House (!!) on hole 6. Totally amazing. R. Scooter July 2020

Decent campground and the only one in the area. All roads through the park are dirt which makes for…read morea lot of dust in the dry months and mud in the wet months. Speed limit is posted at 5 to keep dust down but most don't abide by it. Host is very firm about the rules but we noticed several of the longer term residents ("members") don't abide by the leash rule and it drove our dog crazy. They also run out of hot water quite often in camp showers. WiFi and cable would make the place a bit better too. Overall it's average but there is a lot of room for improvement.

This is a pretty outdated hotel. It's got some lipstick on a pig but my shower was still pink from…read morethe 1960-70's. It's also across the street from a railroad... It would be fine at $50 a night but $80 is a bit much to be honest.

I like to stay in old style motels where you can park your rig just outside the door. I like…read morespending my money with small family run places. I've stayed at the Thunderbird three times now. The manager is accommodating, and the rooms are clean and pretty quiet. One caveat, be careful about booking through some agency like Booking.com. They often don't get the reservation to the property, and it can be full by the time you arrive to check in. If you can, call the motel directly.