This is a lovely place to stay in a gorgeous setting. I was able to take walks and say hi to River,…read morethe horse, grazing in an open field as well as the cattle. Our hosts, Brit and BJ were very personable and helpful and let us know about the local wild life in the area. We stayed in the Carriage House and it was updated and very comfortable. The grounds and building need some work (thus the four rather than five stars) but overall a delightful stay.

What a lovely little peace of heaven! Visiting Salmon,…read moreIdaho on our vacation, we stayed a night in this little B&B in one of the private cabins called Trapper. It could not be cuter with its rustic country charm! There's a queen bed on the main level & up a spiral staircase 2 twin beds in the loft. A couch, a kitchen and a kitchen table make it super homey... I could easily never go back home! Super fast WiFi, refrigerator, freezer, shower (tall & hot) ... nice deck with chairs & a BBQ! I sat out until dark and soaked in every bit of serenity I could. Great getaway!

Beautiful location, wonderful staff. Everything was ready…read morefor us when we arrived. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.

Lovely place to stay - warm and friendly. Breakfast was great and the views are beautiful.read more

My wife and I were trying to make it to Missoula from Lake Tahoe in one day (I'm no stranger to…read morelong drives, but it was perhaps a bit ambitious). We made it to Moore, ID before night fell, and almost immediately had our first of many near-miss encounters with large, be-hooved creatures. We drove white-knuckle and puckered for almost two hours, dodging elk and deer and marmots and cows (yes, cows)...and progressed maybe 70 miles. Missoula was still a disheartening 200+ miles away, and as we couldn't likely return the rental car with a cow lodged in the front seat ("I'm aaaalmost certain that was there already"), we decided we needed a place to stay for the night. It was really late already, so we called every number of every hotel we could find in the area, but to no avail. Finally, with our options almost out, we called Trails End...and the nice lady who runs the place answered! We explained our situation and she said no problem, we could check in whenever we liked, even though it wouldn't be until around 1am. We finally arrived in one piece. We rang the doorbell and she came right out (it was pretty obvious she had been sleeping, poor lady), as cheery as if it were midday and she weren't having to deal with a pair of city-slickers who were somehow surprised at the fact that, hey, sometimes animals roam around at night in the country. Who knew! Now, we were just happy to have a room. But for $50, we weren't expecting much...until we walked inside. Huge TV with cable, free wi-fi that was actually really fast, incredibly comfortable bed, great shower, nice linens, everything super clean...this would have run for *easily* $100-$150 in Missoula or any other town I've ever stayed (I've paid double for a room in Carlsbad that you wouldn't let your worst enemy stay in). Definitely one of the best hotel experiences I've ever had. Thanks for saving our bacon, Trails End!

Stagecoach only had smoking room left so tried Trails End, good choice. New Sealy beds with pillow…read moretop. Best motel bed I can ever remember, and for me it is all about the sleep. Also it was clean and quiet. Not the right place if you need pool etc, but THE place if you want a really comfortable sleep. ...and only $55

Great place to stay after 6 days on the river! Big rooms, refrigerator, and its right on the…read moreSalmon river so you get to enjoy the river one last night. Nice owners, very accommodating

I was so impressed by the stunning decor of the Inn and the amazing hospitality. This was a…read morefive-star experience and really appreciated David making our stay so memorable. Dinner was excellent - visited by deer and elk outside the window as sunsetduring dinner. The bed was super comfortable and really enjoyed spending time at a semi-remote location to get away and recharge.

We followed the sign for HOMEMADE ICE CREAM and it did not disappoint! David is an amazing host and…read morethe inn is stunningly beautiful! We can't wait to go back!

We spent a wonderful 4 days at the 100 Acre Wood. The owners are so friendly they really made us…read morefeel at home. We stayed in the Aspen master suite with a Jacuzzi tub. Everything was so clean breakfast was amazing and my husband was able to fish without having to get a license in the lake behind the lodge. We plan to go back in May 2020 and cannot wait. North Fork is beautiful and near many nature attractions. Well worth the trip and the amazing stay! Check out their website 100acrewoodlodge.com. Their Facebook page has a lot of beautiful pictures. (208) 865-2165.

Wow, it has been a while since I have found a place this relaxing. Sitting on the deck and/or in…read morethe hot tub overlooking the private lake while watching the wildlife is about as zen as it gets. The rooms were very comfortable and all seemed to be quite unique. Breakfast was VERY good, the portions were bigger than I needed, but I ate them anyway (that is how mouth watering they were). I really want the recipe for the baked oatmeal! My only regret is we did not have more time to explore the breath taking area and get to know Jon and Nancy better.

Great old hotel! Large rooms, nice beds, very clean, and good location with two breweries right…read moreacross the street. Cute coffee shop just steps from rooms too! We would stay here again! FYI the bad reviews from along time ago must have been some type of bar? I think what was once the bar is now the cute coffee shop and it's very clean with yummy baked goods!

Absolutely Disgusting - Stay Away! If I could give this…read moreplace zero stars, I would. I booked two nights here, and while the first night was fine, the second night was an absolute nightmare. The blanket on the bed smelled like urine-not a faint odor, but an overwhelming stench that made it clear it hadn't been properly cleaned. When we checked the extra blanket in the cabinet, it had white body fluid stains all over it... Completely unacceptable. I contacted the owners, who assured me that "everything was cleaned" and brought us new comforters, but at that point, how could I trust that anything in this hotel was actually sanitary? We immediately booked a room elsewhere because there was no way we were staying another night. I requested a refund for the second night, which was more than fair given the disgusting conditions, but the owner refused. He claimed that because they offered a new blanket, that was a "sufficient resolution" --as if I should feel lucky to be given a clean blanket in the first place! Even worse, the implication was that we had somehow made the blanket smell like urine, which is both insulting and absurd. This was hands down the most unprofessional and unhygienic hotel experience I've ever had. If you care at all about cleanliness, customer service, or basic human decency, do not stay here.

We had a great 2 day stay in our RV at J&J with owners John…read moreand Kimberly! The grounds are very well cared for, best I have seen at any RV park, ever. My dog loved rolling around on the lawns and wondering what cows were. Kimberly showed us the cabins and the covered wagons you can stay in, all spotless and well decorated. Kids would love the wagons! We may come back without the RV. John invited us to a junior bull riding contest, which was a blast for us city folk, true Americana. He also made recommendations on what to see and where to eat. Salmon has surprisingly good restaurants, we look forward to returning!