The surrounding area is beautiful, but it is obvious the facilities aren't as well kept as…read moreprevious reviewers stated. The room could have been a lot cleaner. There was dust and spiderwebs, dirty floors, and dead bugs, among other issues. Management has placed paper signs throughout the room that are crumpled and falling off. The hot tub wasn't working. The trash barrel outside our room was overflowing and never emptied to the whole weekend. Definitely not planning on visiting again

The owners of this establishment R and J make you feel very special. Dealing with the current…read more(COVID-19) issues, they far exceeded state and customer expectations. We were personally shown our room and all that went with it. I can only imagine how difficult these times can be. It's a hideaway for adults to get some quiet time. Prices are about average.

Just made a second visit to the museum after several years. It was wonderfully eclectic and a bit…read moreeccentric before. Now they've moved stuff around and changed their priorities, for the better. It's more coherent and it flows nicely. More content from other notable people in the area is added. They added more focus on younger visitors. There's QR codes you can scan all over the place for supporting information. To do this in the same space required that some legacy exhibits downsize, but other important existing exhibits were expanded. Overall a masterful redo. And still a touch of quirky to make it all fun. Only six bucks a head for grown-ups and well worth it. Accessibility is also much improved. Lots of places to stop and rest for a visitor with a cane and there is a wheelchair on loan. Adequately wide aisles. And yes, awesome onsite raspberry jam. The stuff made by their Trappist cohorts is good too. We got the cherry preserves and they are right tasty. No visit to the Camas Prairie is complete without a stop. Nicely done folks.

This place is amazing and the sisters are so nice . The atmosphere is peaceful. I would recommend…read moregoing to the museum and observing the history of the place .

We stay here at the B & B for our 45 Wedding Anniversary. Billie & Bonnie were the best hosts…read more Bonnie is a amazing cook. She even offered dinner for an extra cost with 48 hour window. The breakfast was wonderful. The home is by the Clearwater River. Peaceful Sleep, Delicious Food & Beautiful Location. Definitely going back!!!

Five stars Nice rooms, outdoor seating area…read morewith firepit by the creek. Friendly owner on premises, He was at the coffee house drive through when we were ordering and bought our coffee! We will be back!

Not enough can be said about the High Country Inn and "Jo"! The place is top notch quality in…read morebuilding and provisioning, wonderfully kept and cozy. The cabins are well built and well insulated. The porch is super inviting and relaxing! The main lodge is naturally welcoming and spacious. She makes you feel at home and like you are at your own Grandma's house and table as she waits on you while serving a phenomenal breakfast! We would love to stay here over and over again! Thank you Jo for everything!

Run for your life…read more.. Let's start with the food: the refrigerator is full of lettuce, you will eat only two meals a day (good luck if you are diabetic), and if you want wine when you arrive you need to bring it yourself Location: gravel road, switch backs, and lace curtains so the sun wakes you up very early Hospitality: THE WORST OF ALL Elaine will not let you eat the crappy/cheap food she serves unless you say your prayers. She will yell at you to put your phone away if you try and contact family from her godforsaken boot camp. This is not a relaxing vacation or learning experience. Do not let her take your money! She charges a 60 dollar resort fee but makes you pay when you arrive.. That is likely not reported for tax purposes..

We really enjoyed our stay at this remote river retreat. Imnaha has got to be one of the most…read moreremote places in the state, but it is also one of my favorite, with abundabt wild life and incredible scenery nearby, including the Seven Devils Mountain Range, Hells Canyon, the Snake River, the Wallowas known as the "Swiss Alps" of Oregon, the cute little town of Joseph, and Hat Point. We enjoyed a two hour leisurely breakfast while making new friends with the other guests. And sure could have downed our breakfast and been out of there in 15 minutes, but this is one of those hunting lodges that just makes you want to kick back and stay a while. The lodge was built by the current owner, who ran a custom home business, and the grand lodge design was really well thought out, the rooms were really spacious, and we loved how the rooms above wrapped around the big open style living room. This retreat is situated above the river in a truly picturesque high desert landscape.

I'm in beagle heaven!!!! Adorable B&B in Cottonwood Idaho. As a Beagle owner I had to stay here…read moreonce we moved to Idaho. It's cozy and the Beats Sweet Willy & Tobey are adorable. Friendly owners and well kept grounds. Awesome gift shop with hand made wooden dogs. I'll be spending some $$ there before we leave Tuesday. It is a little costly but it's a destination weekend. Small town with a few things to do but only about an hour from Lewiston & 2 hrs de Moscow.

This is my favorite B&B in the world for a number of reasons…read more 1. You get to stay in a GIANT 30' BEAGLE! 2. The bed is ridiculously comfortable 3. Homemade muffins are included with breakfast (along with coffee, homemade granola and yogurt, fresh fruit...) 4. It has an amazing collection of dog paraphernalia (books, mugs, puzzles, etc.) 5. Gift shop has chainsaw doggies you can take home (or you can custom order your own furry wooden friend, which we've done twice) 6. The park has other interesting art, all created by Frances and Dennis 7. Good water pressure. So many large hotel chains have poor water pressure, so it's always a pleasure when a small mom and pop shop make it right. And finally, Dennis and Frances are such an interesting couple to chat with. They make the place feel so welcoming and even remembered details about our lives even though it's been two years since we last stayed here. Beyond being the creators of Sweet Willy, they are what make this B&B the best we've ever been to. My boyfriend and I go out of our way to come here and it always feel like we're coming to another home. We love coming to Dog Bark Park and can't wait for our next visit.

This one-room B&B (inside their expansive and apty-named house) is neat as a pin, squeaky clean and…read morea refreshing break from the big city life of Moscow. get there before darkness because there are no street lights and it can be confusing -- a mere ten minute drive from the heart of Moscow and suddenly, we were in the middle of nowhere. Nowhere, with a killer view. The bedroom suite is quite large with a couch, bed, TV and more of the paradisical view. The place is super-quiet at night and we slept soundly. Delicious breakfast. Lynn and Mike are a delight! For more of my review and some photos, you can go to TravelingMom.com: http://www.travelingmom.com/destinations/west/5093-off-the-beaten-path-paradise-inn-bed-a-breakfast.html Great alternative to a Holiday Inn Express. Much more interesting!

My husband and I stayed at Paradise View Bed and Breakfast right outside Moscow, ID recently. We…read morehave stayed at other area hotels and there is no comparison - this place offers an entirely different experience of the area. First, the room was very large and comfortable. It felt like we had a whole house to ourselves. Had we not been so exhausted from traveling all day, we would not have wanted to go to sleep because the views of the night sky and Moscow town lights in the valley below are so breathtaking. We did sleep though, and soundly - there was no city noise to distract us. Also the owners were great hosts and were very knowledgeable about the area, offering great recommendations for day drives and hikes. I would recommend this place to all travelers wanting to experience the beauty of Idaho.