Honalee Farms is the best place ever to have a wedding! The gorgeous grounds and amazing venue are…read morefantastic! We found it to be a great bargain at half the price of some other options we looked at. Jimmy the owner is wonderful at what he does setting up tables & chairs that are included in the price. He ordered & stocked the bar according to my daughter & her husbands requests. This venue is top notch and so very beautiful. Check it out- you won't be disappointed!

Russ is fantastic to work with, and Amy, the wedding planner handled every single detail, making…read moreour event completely stress free. The venue is tucked in, very private and so lush! Mature landscaping really is something that very few of the venues we toured could offer. So glad we chose Alpine Ponds, it was a once in a lifetime day, and everything went off without a hitch.

I came here for a friend's wedding and absolutely loved it! The gardens, ceremony space and…read morereception area are perfect--all outside and really well integrated. The manager, Carrie, was exceptionally organized, flexible, and helpful. I didn't need to ask for a thing because she made it immediately available. I loved everything about the place!

My wife and I stayed at the anniversary and the sultans palace room and had a fantastic time. We…read morewere celebrating a three day weekend and a staycation and just really needed to get out of the house for a bit. I was very happy we went with anniversary in. The sultans palace featured to statue elephants in the room, a very large Jacuzzi tub for two, a waterfall shower, a TV with lots of movies to choose from, and a small picnic table for food, card games, and just hanging out. I was most excited about the Jacuzzi tub for two. It definitely heat it up quick, but it was very relaxing to feel the jets against the body after a long work week. The bed was surprisingly comfortable. I always bring my own pillows when traveling via car, but the bed was super comfortable, and I was able to fall asleep with ease. The room was very clean, spacious, and inviting. Complementary breakfast was nice. They actually had some gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options. Was pleasantly surprised. Overall, one of the better themed hotel stays I've ever experienced. We'll definitely come back again.

We stayed at Anniversary Inn on Friday, May 15, 2026, for our 8th wedding anniversary. This was…read moresupposed to be a special remembrance stay for us because we also stayed here on our wedding night 8 years ago. My husband booked our room over a month in advance, and we reserved the Hollywood Suite, which was the room we had always wanted to stay in. A week before our stay, they called my husband and told him that room was no longer available, even though it had already been reserved for weeks. He requested another Diamond Suite, and they told him not to worry because the Marble Suite was available. We checked in at 4:00 PM. The room was much smaller than expected, and the wine my husband paid for and specifically requested was not in the room. The spa essentials were there, so we decided not to make a fuss at first. After dinner, we returned around 9:30 PM and tried to use the spa bathtub, which is one of the main reasons people stay at this hotel. The water was extremely hot, and when my husband tried to turn it down, the water would not shut off at all. The water became so dangerously hot that we quickly jumped out to avoid getting burned or injured because we had no way to stop it. We had to get out, get dressed, and call the front desk. Joann came to our room, and instead of trying to problem-solve or reassure us, she immediately said there were no rooms available and asked whether we planned to stay or leave. Rather than helping us find a solution, she seemed more focused on getting an answer from us than resolving the issue itself. From the moment she arrived, we felt like she was more than happy to see us leave instead of trying to save our anniversary experience or help make things right. We asked if the issue could be fixed first. Maintenance came, and after we waited in our car for about half an hour, the tub was still not properly fixed. The maintenance employee, Donny, was shocked that no one had tried to move us and confidently told us that we would absolutely receive a full refund because of the situation. He seemed certain that this was the obvious outcome. Later, when my husband spoke with Joann and referenced what Donny had said, she immediately shut it down and said he could not make those statements and should not have said that. It was incredibly frustrating to receive completely conflicting information from staff while already dealing with a ruined anniversary evening. We were then told the faucet had been stripped and that pliers could be left for us if we wanted to try using the tub ourselves. We did not feel comfortable with that at all. The whole reason we stayed there was for the themed room and spa tub experience, and that experience was completely ruined. We ended up checking out before midnight and driving 45 minutes home to Mountain Home. What made this even more frustrating was how everything was handled afterward. We were not offered any refund, partial refund, credit, or even another stay at a later date. Nothing. We were simply told that "a manager would contact us." There was no attempt to make things right, no empathy, and no effort to save our anniversary experience. The property itself also feels very neglected. The hallway carpets looked filthy and stained and honestly did not appear to have changed much since we stayed there 8 years ago. For $300-$400 a night, this is unacceptable. The staff overall seemed undertrained, overwhelmed, and not equipped to handle guest issues with even basic hospitality. This place could be amazing if the owners invested more into maintenance, staffing, and customer service. Unfortunately, our anniversary night was ruined, and my husband and I have decided we will never stay there again. For anyone considering spending this much money on a room here, think carefully. You are paying for an experience, and sadly this was nowhere close to one worth paying for.

This private club looks and seems like a fun place. A philanthropy dinner meeting brought me here…read morefor the first time, and I peeked around. The clubhouse has had a recent renovation and is beautiful. I'm sharing this review in hopes it might help someone decide whether they apply for membership here. Currently, there is not much info on the food/beverage situation both on the website and on Yelp. We preordered our meals from a selection set by our group, so I have not seen a full menu. I ordered a club sandwich with french fries, and they were delicious. The bread is buttery toasted with quality tasting ham, turkey and bacon. Lettuce, tomato and cheddar cheese. However, they put A LOT of mayo on it too. The amount of French fries was huge! Good thing they reheat well in an air fryer. Service was fine, but she really didn't talk much, no real engagement with anyone. It also took forever to get whatever was asked for (side of dressing, ketchup and a ToGo box at the end) This establishment charges a 20% service fee "for better employee wages" but it was not told to us in advance (maybe it is posted on the menu I wasn't privy to). The bar area looked fun, clean and comfortable with a really great outdoor patio too. I asked the manager if the club was public or private and even though it is private was the public able to eat/drink here?Unfortunately, the answer is No, or I would come back to try more food. The club has lots of amenities and looked like a very lively place.

At a Christmas party and for a double drink they charged $32.00. That was shocking and…read moreridiculously expensive. Food was so underwhelming. Chicken extremely dry, steak was ok, beans cold. Would not go back on purpose. It's beautiful and inviting. They've done a great job with remodel. Wish the kitchen food matched the look.

I absolutely loved my first visit to Roadhouse at the Mill! The venue was spotless, well…read moremaintained, and spacious--no sardine situation here. Only hiccup: a couple casually decided our table was also their table and set their stuff down. Bold move. We just... let it happen and worked around it. Margaritas were strong (bless), and paired dangerously well with the brisket nachos, which vanished almost immediately. Aaron Lewis was phenomenal--no gimmicks, no nonsense, just pure talent and vocals that hit just as hard live. Pro tips: reserve a table. Unless you enjoy performing a balancing act with food, drinks, and dignity. Also, bring a hand fan to stay cool during summer months. Easy parking, great energy, strong drinks, amazing food, and an incredible show. We'll definitely be back.

Prior to last night's concert for Rodney Atkins, I tried to find information about the venue so…read morethat I could decide if it was going to be a fun time. Specifically in regards to seating, because I have some physical issues that can cause problems with balance and joint issues. It was terrible to try and find information out about the venue online. My husband drove out fire to the event to look around, and he said they had handicapped seating that wouldn't require me to climb up into bleachers. We thought that it wouldn't be a problem, but when we got there, the seating was behind the sound system people, so you couldn't see anything. The chairs were stools, they were metal stools that were the most uncomfortable seating arrangement I've ever experienced for a venue. We were right out in the sun, and it was 95 degrees out. No fans, no misters, nothing to try and keep people comfortable. My husband said it was typical because the company wanted people to get hot and drink more. That they wanted people to be uncomfortable with the seating arrangement so that they would go out on the dance floor and cause themselves to get more thirsty. But what about the main entertainment? That's a joke. I do enjoy Rodney Atkins' music, but I didn't enjoy the show last night. I don't know if it was his fault or the venue's fault, but it was advertised to start at 5:30, which we understood that's there would be a starting band first. Rodney Atkins did not come out until after 9 p.m. So we sat in the heat from 5:30 p.m. to about 10 p.m., when we finally decided to wrap it up because it wasn't worth it. The performer did not offer an introduction or an apology for being late. My husband made the observation that it was just a job to him and it wasn't about entertainment. The music was too loud for the area, and I realized that a professional band like Rodney Atkins usually plays to a large group, but they're professionals. They should have been able to accommodate. And there was a lot of feedback, which no one enjoys hearing loud squealing. There wasn't that type of problem with the opening band, so there shouldn't have been that type of problem with Rodney Atkins' group. Then, to top it all off, when we left and were getting on our motorcycle, the person watching the gate, so to speak, came running out to tell us that we couldn't park there. We were just pulling the motorcycle over to where it was flat so I could get on it. We were both putting our helmets on. The bike was running. My husband was putting his gloves on. Sometimes people just don't have common sense. That was my first and last experience with that venue.

We've stayed in a lot of places over the years, and every once in a while you come across one that…read moretruly stands out. The Lofts at 35th & Clay is one of those places. From the moment we walked in, everything felt thoughtful and well cared for. The space is clean, beautifully designed, and incredibly comfortable. Little touches like the warm floors and rooftop hot tub really make the experience feel special. The location is also a big plus ; easy access to the Greenbelt, nearby restaurants, and a great area to just relax and enjoy your time. What we appreciated most was how the space made us feel; relaxed, present, and able to slow down for a bit. Only small note would be the stairs to the bathroom, but it wasn't a big issue for us. Overall, a great stay and definitely a place we would come back to.

I hired Grace and her team for a private dinner at our home recently. I was blown away. We had…read moreguests visiting from Seoul South Korea and we wanted to create a memorable evening - we were not disappointed. We selected a Southeast Asian menu and it was a huge hit! The food was delicious and exceeded our expectations. The made-from-scratch Thai coconut ice cream was to die for. The staff was friendly and went the extra mile. I would not hesitate to recommend Golden Giraffe!

Amazing tour with John providing us a great experience. 4 wineries, great wine, background info on…read moreall the wineries and vintners. plus a random stop at a fruit stand because we were interested!

Everything was delicious and picture perfect! Sam runs an excellent business and is really…read moreknowledgeable about Snake River Valley and the wineries, curating a fun and informative afternoon that seems to fly by! We had such a fun time learning about the different vineyards and tasting some great wines. Definitely the company to book if you're looking for a thoughtful and amazing excursion to Idaho wine country.