Stayed here one night on a motorcycle trip. We ate at local restaurants. The room was very cozy. I…read moreliked all the personal touches. They had very nice bedding on their comfy comfy beds in the bathroom. They had not the normal white towels, but they had beautiful designer towels in their bathroom, just a little touches made it a very enjoyable experience. We set out last night until dark in their beautiful little sitting area. Highly recommend this and would be back in a minute.

Nice place, people there. Owners have 3 friendly dogs. I like that Clark Fork pantry and a coffee…read moreshop are across the street from where they are. Do not have to walk very far to get groceries, coffee, soup, sandwich and snacks. Recommend going here.

Fun place to stay a day or two. Little gambling room. Homemade food in the restaurant. Beautiful…read moreview rooms from the moment you wake up. Natural wildlife

The food was excellent. Delicious, a delight to look at and even better to taste. Lots of menu…read moreoptions, abundant serving size, and the service was excellent as well. It was so enjoyable to relax and enjoy the scenery and location while our meal was being prepared and enjoyed. Very fresh salad bar, I had a coconut curry that made me smile over 3 meals! And my hubby's brisket was "as good as mom made" - the highest praise! We will definitely be back!

My family And I have gone here ever since I was just a couple years old. This is something Ann…read moresomewhere that my family looks forward to every single year. We own the timeslot that is at the end of June and beginning of July over the Fourth of July. The weather is always 85 to 95° with warm waters and the lake is amazingly always very open. Meaning you can be on the lake July 3 or fourth and maybe see 10 other boats on a busy day. They also have a firework show that lights up the entire leg. It's put on by Sandpoint and it something we look forward to sharing with our family and friends every year. There are also some new people that come every year that you get to meet from all around the US and we have friends that we have seen there year after year and become close with every year for the last 20 years. This is also the fifth deepest lake in the United States with some parts over 1000 feet deep they used to do submarine testing and part of the northern mountains were a glacier tens of thousands of years ago. Same point is one of my favorite towns in the Pacific Northwest with great food, cold beer, and fun places to eat and explore around the city it's a perfect destination for a family to visit for a few days during the summer.

One of the best resorts we have been to in years. Kitchen was more than adequately equipped. Even…read morethings we never see in resorts such as salt, pepper and coffee filters. Wonderful views, great location, nice amenities. We didn't utilize a lot of the activities because we were out a lot enjoying the scenery, but there was a long list of activities for all ages.

I stayed here one night in July. It's fun to kayak in the lily pond on the property, where you get…read morea better view of the scenery since the tents are in the woods (and you might have a chance to see the local moose), and we had a short hike on logging roads past a slate quarry to a vista with lots of wildflowers. The main drawback at this time of year is the mosquitoes due to the standing water throughout the woods. They provide you with various repellents which helps, but I was still covered in mosquito bites when I left. The only noise besides the songbirds is a train which goes by occasionally. The accommodations are well supplied and well-kept, with a kitchen stocked with everything you need to cook. You can get some veggies from their garden for a dinner salad, including garlic spirals which are an interesting twist on chives. We cooked a simple meal over the open fire, which had a clever grill contraption to cook the food on. Water is pumped from a tank behind the kitchen. There is a clean and not smelly outhouse complete with hand sanitizer and old magazines. The breakfast was hearty - eggs (fresh from the chicken coop), bacon, pancakes, and of course homemade huckleberry jam. Even the apple juice they press and can themselves. The company was pleasant, with groups from two other tents. Since there were three of us, they sent up an extra tent for me next to my parents tent. In short, if you want the experience of camping near a farm, without the hassle of packing and pitching a tent, then this might be the place for you. I would give it 5 stars, except that I'm still scratching the mosquito bites.

Glamping- fun but still relaxing. The private campsites are very well thought out and equipped,…read morefrom the stocked kitchenette to the solar lamps to the down comforters and s'mores fixings. This family really is welcoming and will gladly teach you about their garden, solar panels, and more. Also, they cook a mean breakfast (make sure to try their homemade apple cider). We saw moose and deer on the property and heard owls at night- very cool. Plus, Tim gave us great directions to explore the surrounding sights. You'll want to stay more than one night! This is an awesome spot for a couple's vacation or a family adventure.

Absolutely amazing. Warm family vibe, beautiful area. Janice and Rollie go above and beyond as…read morewell as the amazing staff. If you love horses and country living, this is the place for you. I can't recommend it enough, and my husband and I will definitely be returning. A great place to unwind and relax and meet new friends both human and the 4 legged kind. Western Pleasure Guest Ranch is sure to catch your heart and relax your soul.

Here's the deal-i-o. you are, thankfully, going deep into north Idaho forests...away from towns,…read morecities, traffic, noise and distractions. You will be arriving at peace, comfort, true hospitality from the 4 generations of family and staff that work at their ranch every day--365days a year. You will eat amazing, freshly prepared meals each day. The views are incredible. Many friendly and BIG horses [72 as of this review] will warmly greet you. The cabins are the bomb. The lodge is sooo western. Great entertainment at night around warm, crackling fires. Sit in the rocking chairs on the deck with your beverage. Listen to the wind in the pines. Take a wagon or sleigh ride. Tell Rollie and Janice 'Hi' from us. Their place is the antidote to your cell phone. We're coming back.....soon. Karl n Dawn

Upside: Cute hotel in a great small town. Bed comfy. Ample room for our travel gear…read more You must dine at Blackboard Cafe just a couple doors away. ***** Street side room~windows and fans only. No A/C in our unit~not ideal but cooled down at night with windows open (street noise came late as pubs closed but was short lived). Downside: Cigarette odor hit us as soon as we stepped into the main stairway from outdoors. Smell lingered our whole stay as we think possibly it used to be a smoking establishment and that odor is hard to remedy with old carpet in common areas. Room was clean, not as bad as smelling as out of the room. Shower had a cigarette burn on the shower lip (see photo). Texted the mgr but she was apparently not feeling well. No reply was ever rec'd so hoping she is ok now. 3.5 stars

A must for ghost hunters!!!! The Ryan never disappoints. Ask for room 16 and keep an eye on the…read morecloset. If you aren't looking for ghosts and just want a nice, clean, friendly place, then they Ryan is for you as well. Donna is a sweetheart!

We appreciated the comfy bed and a/c at the Lake Creek Inn in Troy, MT. The hosts were very nice…read moreand helped us check in and out. The room was very space efficient and managed to have two queen size beds, a counter with two stools and a bathroom with a sink and shower, all while looking very country and cozy. The hosts gave us good directions to the Kootenai Falls Suspension Bridge and two slices of homemade huckleberry cheesecake. If you are looking for a more quiet spot to sit in the porch and watch the sky, ask for the rooms in the back. Absolutely stop by and enjoy a good night's sleep at the Lake Creek Inn.

Hosts were welcoming, and just really neat people, and my room was extremely clean, I couldn't find…read moreanything wrong with it, and I looked. It's rustic and cute and homey, more like a cabin. The price was significantly lower than expected. Again, very clean.

This is a very special bed and breakfast tucked away on a vast land used for farming and ranching…read more As it usually goes the uniqueness and charm comes from the people. Here you will find good people. Talk to them and get to know them during your stay. Also there is a bounty of things to do. From hiking on their 440 acre property that includes a forested mountain or petting and feeding various farm animals, or lounging around a camp fire pit. You'll leave this place feeling like you've discovered a hidden gold mine.

A great location for group events (such as family reunions)!…read more RV spots are all clean and easily accessible. Staff are very welcoming and accommodating. It's lovely having all the access to nature walks and the petting zoo.

I had never been to Sandpoint before and we wanted to have a quick get away to celebrate our…read morebirthdays. I wanted a unique experience a corporate hotel could not provide. Talus was eclectic, artistic and it felt like we were a guest in somebody's amazing house. It was a midweek stay. Maybe there was another couple there. We had the house to ourselves. That night we saw deer grazing out back and it snowed overnight. We woke up to a beautiful scene which included a few people ice skating on the frozen pond. We were in the Kipling suite which had a jet tub big enough for two people to swim is. It had a mini fridge, microwave, small coffee maker with coffee. A definite off the norm place to relax. On a side note, had an over the top dinner at 113 Main.

Hi Heather, Thank…read moreyou for taking the time to respond and engage with the feedback--it's clear you care deeply about the property. We hope that on a future visit, you might experience TRR from the perspective of a first-time guest--someone arriving with the hope of finding a peaceful retreat, but instead feeling somewhat like they've unexpectedly stepped into someone else's private space. While you see meaningful memories and personal touches, guests may interpret these items, photos, and instructions differently. The feeling of intrusion was heightened when the resident innkeeper prepared their own family's meal in the middle of the great room, making the shared space feel less like a guest retreat and more like someone else's home with lingering odors. There's so much to love about the property--the architecture and setting are truly stunning. With a bit of refreshing (particularly in terms of dusting all the bric-a-brac) and a shift in focus back toward creating a getaway experience, TRR could easily return to the high ratings it once enjoyed--as a place where guests can relax, reset, and grow.

I really enjoyed my stay here while I was in town for work. Very comfortable little space for just…read moreme. The bed was absolutely amazing! Best one I think I've ever slept in while on the road. The biggest issue I had was the lack of a microwave. When I'm on the road, a fridge and microwave are a pretty big deal so I can reheat meals or save costs a bit by being able to fix and hest meals in room instead of constantly having to eat out... especially if im staying a week or more, which was the case of my stay this trip. Thanks for a comfortable stay.

Perfect Stay/ Clean and relaxing with great Western hospitality This is the spot to stayread more