This was a great hotel. Very conveniently located off one of the main roads (that goes right by the…read morewaterfront) and right off of I-90 (like one minute to get from this hotel and be driving on I-90). Ample parking. Gorgeous entrance with a fountain and bowls of fire that light up at night (that was a thrill, especially when walking the dog at 2 am). Friendly staff. Good breakfast. Rooms were clean and nice. Ours was humungous. If anything at all, I would have liked to see the decor a bit more flushed out in the room exactly because it was so spacious and felt a bit empty due to minimal decor - maybe a nice rug! We had fun here.

This was the best IHG Holiday Inn Express we have stayed in! Everyone one was so friendly and…read morekind. The free hamburger/ hotdog event was a welcome surprise. They even have the hot cookies nightly that I haven't seen at an IHG in a very long time. The grounds were very clean and manicured. The whole site was decorated for the Fourth of July!

Such a fun place for kids and a great opinion for birthday parties! Limited opening hours but…read moreabsolutely worth a visit. You can buy pails of kale, lettuce and carrots to feed the animals. It's super fun but be careful walking straight into the animal area if you or your child are shy-the animals are not and don't hesitate to race right up to you and fight for the food. There is a smaller gated off area for smaller kiddos who can reach through a gate to feed goats, etc. it's a great option for those who may be a little scared of the animals. Fun trucks and toys in the back and a nice little sensory activity for younger kids.

It was a lot of fun to take the little one to. He enjoyed all the animals. The staff were very…read morefriendly.

I have been coming to CDA every summer for about 16 years... My eclectic wino friends came from…read morevegas and we adventured out to CDACellars & had an amazing time here, as they suggested it.. tasting, sampling, enjoying!!! Music, wine, snacks!! Super stoked feelings here, great music, eclectic ambiance, great wine, great energy!! I've been coming to PNW for 14 years from the south west desert and this is my new favorite!! Fire pizza... RESPECT!! Much love Keep on keepin on!! WLove

So I saw this Winery on a map of the Coeur d'Alene area. So we decided to go there they open at…read morenoon. We didn't know they were having a pick up party for members. We still got to taste and it was a pretty good deal $15 for five tastings, including a little cup of charcuterie. Everybody was really nice and they had music and the guy was pretty good. We tasted two white wines and two reds. We also got to have a barrel taste. I like the blend of Syrah so I bought a bottle and I bought a wine skin to put it in my luggage. All the wines were reasonably priced compared to some places in California. I found a jacket I really liked it was burgundy and black and they had one left 20% off. That was fantastic very nice of them. Great place to visit.

Laid back corner of artwork, jewelry and wine. Intimate and casual with quite the variety of wines,…read morebubbles and port. Nice artwork pieces and obviously, shiny jewelry to eye. The isenhower Malbec was delicious! Jammy with vanilla-cherry notes! Live music with good 60's to 80's vibe. Good date spot!

My wife and I had lunch here yesterday and it was terrific. We shared the bruschetta bites and the…read moregoat cheese and mushroom panini. Both choices were excellent. Such a wonderful surprise. The bruschetta app was so delicious. So much complexity yet incredible blend of ingredients. The kitchen really knows it's stuff. The mushroom, goat cheese panini was so damn good. I wish we lived in the area instead of CT. I would eat here every week. Our waitress was very, very good as well and the vibe inside (we ate all fresco) was so cool. Great place to sip a wine and engage with the local intelligentsia. I am jealous.

Don't be fooled by pics, nothing in pics exists, The pool area is filled with trash. No conference…read morearea, no coffee maker in room, no outdoor patio, Our sheets actually had needle tracks in it as my daughter pointed out, The maids are men which is fine but not when they enter without permission while we're still in bed , This place is very sketchy so we left 2 days early & got a real hotel .

This is a horrible and bad smelling hotel. There is a gap between the door and the ground letting…read morefreezing air and who knows what else it. The blinds are broken not allowing full privacy. There are cigarette burns in the bathroom. There was a refrigerator in the room that was not plugged in, upon opening I discovered there was blood from what I assume was meat that had been in there for who knows how long. It smelled of death. The hotel was sold out and there refused to refund my room. I had to leave and pay for any other place. Save your money and personal hygiene and stay elsewhere.

This is a wonderful old house in Coeur d'alene on the lake that rents out for events. My late…read morehusband, Mannie and I had our 50th wedding anniversary party here, and my friends are putting together a 90th birthday party for me at this venue. Marla is the caretaker and she is absolutely wonderful. Great for children too, as the grounds offer plenty of space to play while the adults enjoy the beautiful view. Be sure to make reservations in advance as this is a popular destination for weddings.

The venue is great! The volunteers giving 100% to make sure you have a wonderful experience!…read more We had a memorial for my father here in June. The sound and projection system was excellent. The professional kitchen was clean and made food service simple. The parking was ample and easy for everyone! Let me say one more time, the gentleman there to help us made the day so easy for our family!

I attended a Spaghetti Dinner event tonight at this Shrine Club as a guest. I was so impressed with…read morethe amenities offered there. The kitchen was completely decked out with everything you would need to prepare and serve 200 people. The bar was well stocked. There was plenty of room for the guests. The facility meeting and eating area was immaculate as well as the restrooms. I highly recommend this facility for any sized group for any type of get together. It was very enjoyable.

Flew down to Oregon to purchase a truck and drive back to Anchorage and spotted this Brewery. Had…read moreto pull over and get a refreshment since our hotel was close. So many options on tap and the service was spot on. Would highly recommend a stop here to enjoy a beverage in their friendly establishment.

A gem on the outskirts of town. Excellent beer. The hazy IPA was delicious and the Mexican lager…read morewas probably one of the best I've ever had. The food was decent. Had a couple of tacos. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Service was good too. Stop by and visit!

This is a really nice hotel in Coeur d'Alene Idaho…read more It's located off of riverfront Drive. In a nice new development. It's close to the college, and also close to downtown Coeur d'Alene. The hotel is really large, they have good sized rooms, as well as suites and suite-ettes. There's also a pool, and a fitness center. I did use the fitness center while I was here and the equipment that they have is really nice and plenty enough to get you a good workout. The staff was also super friendly, professional, and helpful. So what brings this location down to four stars? The parking lot. The parking lot is really small, especially for how large the hotel is. They do have overflow parking a few parking lots over, but that was also full One of the nights that I stayed here. They have a side parking lot, but that is shared with McDonald's, and you can't park in the majority of the spaces in that parking lot as a hotel guest. This meant that I ended up parking on the street one of the nights that I was here. Which is annoying especially when you paid for a hotel room, you think you've also paid for a place to park your car. Overall, I would stay here again. But beware the parking lot.

We did a 2ni stay &, out of character for us, we did make it down to breakfast since they ran it…read moretil 1030am on weekends. Our main reason for going down was to get coffee - don't. It was terrible. The rest of the breakfast was the usual hotel bit- powdered eggs, sausage & a rotating side (potatoes day 1 & French toast sticks day 2), boiled eggs, yogurt, fruit, bread, bagels, scones, cereal and a waffle maker. Boiled egg & plain yogurt w/ fresh blueberries for the win & tossed the coffee. We had a King room. It had a fridge, dishes, dishwasher, modular sofa with chaise - and bit tight for an extended stay or family but ideal for our short time. The TV was on a side wall with the sofa and bed facing each other. If you watch tv, might be uncomfortable. The pool and hot tub are open til midnight. The dispensers at the sink were empty but the shower ones were full & we brought our own. We weren't there for the evening reception but guests were raving about it - apparently a lot of appetizers and drinks - plus a good time. This was a comped room with points (40k for days) Free parking, breakfast and evening reception Lots of diamond elite & compact car parking Light touch housekeeping M-F, none on weekends, set day 1x weekly deep cleaning for stays +7 days Very friendly staff all shifts.

Just ate there. We purchased the godfather Pizza. First two items mentioned in the menu was red…read moresauce and cheese blend. I could not discern any red sauce or cheese blend on this pizza. It was less than 12 in across and a great deal of that was crust. The pepperonis were so done they were like pepperoni chips and it was salty very salty according to my husband and tasted burnt and Smokey. Now I'm assuming the Smokey was from the wood fire but still. We felt this pizza was inedible. We also had ordered two separate meals to go one was a noodle Alfredo and the other was a pesto noodle ravioli. We have not tried them yet. We hope they aren't as salty. My husband had the Caesar salad and it also was inedible due to the fact that it was made up with raw garlic which made it extremely hot. Maybe we're just wusses. My salad was the house salad with the house dressing which was a raspberry vinaigrette and I thought it was very good. At least it wasn't salty and it wasn't hot. There was no one in the restaurant but then again it was only around 2:00 in the afternoon and the fair was going on across the street. The single waiter was very personable and each one of those meals were $22 each. The pizza was 24. Very attractive place I'm sure it's an acquired taste for local people having been in business since 2016. It just was not our cup of tea. The thing that we like the best was the tablecloths. We packaged up the pizza to take home and I'm going to dump some sauce and some cheese on it and hope that we can make it more palatable so it's not a total waste of $24. UPDATE: Added red sauce, salami, and italian blend cheese to the pizza, it was at least palatable, but not what I'd call pizza. And just to make it clear, I'm not a fan of Dominos, Papa Murphy, or any other pizza place in CDA so far either so theres that... HAHA. But I have to change the rating of the restaurant because the PESTO RAVIOLI IS FANTASTIC!!!!! Simply SUPERB! And the noodles alfredo is fine as well. Not sure I agree with the value of $22 each....but still, totally yummy. The little "bruschetta" type bread slices with each are a nice addition as well. But....sincerely, the ravioli was TO DIE FOR. So credit where credit is due.

Friendly service from the owner. Tasty food. Nice ambiance. Small space with great energy.read more