I am sorry that this page is unclaimed. It seems as though the business has been sold and there is…read morea disconnect with the past and current owners. We were a bit wary based on age of reviews here but we were surprised by how nice it is. They were open and do offer towel rentals and sell snacks. It was such a fun time. There are several pools ranging from really hot to very comfortable. It does seem like a very long drive as GPS took us spot on the main road but you continue on an unpaved road for a bit (it was unpaved but not terribly rough).

Idaho isn't necessarily a destination spot but being here over the weekend (10/24/24- 10/28/24)…read moregave us time to explore some beautiful places like these Hot Springs. Let's get a few things out of the way: 1) There is no cell phone service out here. 2) There are no bathrooms with regular plumbing. Just Porta Potties. 3) Like someone else pointed out, there is also no fresh running water. The only water you'll have is the water from the hot springs. What they do have is a Yurt space with separate men/ women's area to change. You also have to provide your own lock. Bring your own Towels, snacks and everything else you might need because they don't serve any food here either. Given that we didn't have our own locks, we just stashed our things on the benches and into lockers without locking them. If you love water and soaking, then put this place on your bucket list. The facilities were clean and there was ample space for everyone to be in the pools without feeling too crowded. Also being surrounded by the trees and forest makes for such a magical experience. The largest pool and the hottest one was at the top. Don't ask me to tell you how hot it was-- all I know is that when we got in, it was enough to make us all gasp and walk down the steps slowly to acclimate to the heat. For someone that takes cold showers regularly, this heat was pretty intense. Once you get used to it, it feels wonderful. You can smell the sulphur from water and relaxing in here makes your body just feel calm and soothed. There are a total of 5 pools all decreasing in heat from the top. Also, the one at the top had cement floors where all the rest had sand bottoms. They also have little white water buckets to dip your feet into so that you could wash off in between pools. No reservations are needed to come here-- just show up, pay the $10 dollars and stay as long as you like. The drive out here is beautiful even though you do lose cell phone service along the way. If you're dependent on music like we are, make sure you have some playlists downloaded.

We snowmobiled here and it exceeded our expectations! Definitely recommend coming here in any…read moreseason.

As a city girl that comes from all the creature comforts, coming to Burgdorf Hot Springs felt like…read morewalking into a country bumpkin movie set. This place was nestled among trees, cabins, barns and a whole lotta nothing. Don't expect bathrooms or running water here. Just a pool with a gravel bottom with wooden railings + wooden steps to walk in. Reservations are made online here and offer them in 2 hour time blocks at $20 per person. Once we got inside to the check in desk, there was no one to be found. Perhaps this place is based on the honor system? If that's the case then this must be an Idaho thing. During our entire time here, I don't believe we saw a single employee. Just people like us in the pools. There was a small dressing room with dim lighting for you to change in. If you're looking for a spot to put your things, feel free to plant them on the benches surrounding the pool. Bare bones here is how I would describe it. Minus all the luxury amenities, here's what you do get: A true rustic country experience soaking in mineral water that does make your body feel absolutely amazing. The larger pool is between 100-113°F depending on where you are located. This is where I stayed because I couldn't handle any hotter than this. If you go up to the top 2 enclosed pools, those are at a steady 113°F . Nope, not for me. I wasn't about getting cooked. There is a cute little tub located a few feet away from the large pool that is fed by a pipe. This is the least hot of all the pools and just a fun thing to do for pics. We fit 2 of us in there and we were just fine. 3 would be pushing it. Would I come back? Yes if I'm ever out in the middle of Idaho.

Zim's Hot Springs - New Meadows, Idaho…read more When you first pull up to Zim's Hot Springs, you'll notice the camp spots right away -- pretty cool to see! I could definitely see myself coming back for an overnight stay next time. That said, some of the features listed on their website don't quite match what's actually there. The "bar" is basically an open Gatorade/Coca-Cola setup with a fan behind it -- more like a refreshment station than a bar. The game room, though, was surprisingly nice for what it has and adds a fun touch to the place. I was a little disappointed when I wanted to grab a beer and found out glass isn't allowed (which I totally understand), but it would've been nice to have another option. On the positive side, the place was clean, the pool was great, and the hot tub was super relaxing. Sitting there on a crisp autumn day in the mountains -- you really can't beat that view or that vibe. The meditation music was excellent. The service was nothing special. They did their job. They gave me a basket. They took my money and told me have a good day. Overall, Zim's is a solid 4 out of 5 for me. A few tweaks and updates to match their online descriptions, and it'd easily be a five-star stop. Definitely worth checking out for yourself!

I haven't been to many hot springs yet, but this little getaway was quite refreshing. We were…read morevisiting McCall this past week and a local friend took us to experience this hot spring. It was cold outside and I was a bit concerned, but they kept the changing area warm. I would recommend bringing your robe and some sandals or slides. We grabbed a few dried fruits to snack on, on the way home. The girl at the counter was very accommodating and kind

We love this resort. It is so gorgeous. The rooms have such a cozy cabin feel to them with a hint…read moreof luxury. The staff is so nice and accommodating. We have stayed here a few times and are always satisfied. We love their pool and hot tubs and every night they have s'more's which is so fun!

This is a review of my birthday dinner at the Shore Lodge Bar. Arrived around 6 pm. Few customers…read morein bar. Sat at a high table for eating with great view of the lake. Little did we know that was the only "great" of the evening. Water and menu's arrived after 10 minutes. "Server will be with you". Ha! Another 10 minutes. Caught the water guy again and asked for the wine menu. Leaves, see him consult with bar tender. Comes back and says it is in the back of menu he gave us. We say, "No, this only has wine by the glass. We are looking for "bottles". He scurries around looking at menus on other tables and then back for more consultation with bar tender. All the while I see what I think is the wine menu standing up at the end of the bar. Just as I am getting ready to go get what I think is the menu, it appears. And then the long lost server appears. We ask for a glass of rose for me and a bottle of Grgich Merlot for my husband and for dinner. He returns with glass of rose and a glass of red wine. "No, we want a bottle", we say and point to menu. More time elapses, he returns and says, "no Grgich". We had planned a back up and asked for a bottle of Walla Walla Tempernillo. Again point to menu. He disappears again, even more time elapses, and he returns with a bottle of Cabernet from the bar. So, at this point we surrender, deciding he doesn't know where the wine cellar is located, and accept the bottle. Wait. The saga continues: server returns and asks about dinner. We order. He disappears for another 5 minutes. Returns with his order pad and asks again what we would like for dinner. We order again. He appears to write order down. Salad comes. We finish it. Time elapsed. Kitchen server arrives with husband's entree. Places it between us. Bad sign. Another long wait. I tell Phil to go ahead and eat. Flag different server and ask about my entree. Original server reappears. He asks surprised. Hurries off. Time elapsed. Kitchen server arrived with another of husband's entree not mine! "No, we say we ordered steak and fries." Phil finishes his meal. Time elapsed. Finally, my steak arrives. All this time original server walks by and makes no eye contact. Bar tender comes by to clean table and offer a take away box. We decide against dessert and ask for bill. Husband goes to bar to pay bill, consults with bar tender and he goes and gets the manager. Manager excuses. Goes away and returns with new bill that removes glasses of wine and reduces entrees by 50%. The end of our fine dining experience. Laugh ourselves silly all the way to the car. Recommendations: 1. Don't plan a birthday dinner on Monday during the shoulder season at Shore Lodge 2. Just go to Salmon River Brewing Company.

We just returned from two nights in Mccall and stayed at the Hotel McCall. What a beautiful hotel!…read moreThe staff were so kind and friendly!! This is such a jewel in downtown McCall. We will definitely return for the outstanding staff and beautiful hotel!! My one small recommendation would be if they could have a drape or a shade put up on their big picture window in room 212 that leads out to the balcony . It is lovely to look at the lake, but when you're trying to sleep in the living room, it might be a little bright in the morning for some people who sleep on the pull out couch. A shade on that window would be helpful. We will return to this beautiful place!!

I have mixed feelings. The biggest plus is the location. It was nice to be located in the middle…read moreof town. The room was clean and beds were pretty comfortable . They could be a bit more generous with their soap, shampoo, etc...as we had to ask for more soap the first day. Most hotel rooms have small fridges but not here. We really could have used one. We had a little problem with getting charged when we checked in... which we didn't expect.

We owe Tamarack a huge thank you for this weekend... my fiancée and I decided to stay there back in…read moreNovember. After our stay, they sent us a survey with a chance to win a free weekend. I filled it out honestly and then a couple months later, they reached out saying we won the survey! We won 2 free nights in a super nice suite and $400 in credit. After getting this news, we scheduled our free weekend for our wedding since we were getting married in McCall. We stayed at Tamarack for the night of the rehearsal dinner and for the wedding night. Then the next morning, we went and got free full body massages with our credit. What a wonderful time it was and we are so thankful for the time! We will be back, Tamarack!

Eidt to add: the hotel did try to reach out, but didn't leave a voicemail, and when she called back…read moreagain, she left a voicemail, so I was able to talk to someone and get some resolution, but they did try to reach out via email and she wasn't able to send it. The highlight of the trip was the golf course and their excellent guest service, along with Patrick at the outside golf course bar. We arrived and learned we didn't get the correct room with any kind of view, and the ski lift is broken. I bought the trip insurance but I don't think it covers disappointment. The whole place is CASHLESS. Trying to buy a hot dog on the golf course was annoying as her internet wasn't working, but thankfully she let us play through and pay for it on our way back by on the 13th hole. The only place for dinner Wednesday was Seven Devils. You have to have a credit card to buy a beer and you have to pour it yourself, and pay for the warm foam. It's a ripoff. There was a kid sitting at the actual bar. We each had the chicken gyro that had overcooked, dry, stringy chicken thighs. Our server said she loved them but usually got steak. That option wasn't on the menu and no offer to fix it when we said the chicken was bad. Our beer was supposed to be charged to our gift card, but they charged it to our credit card. Rendezvous was supposedly open Thursday but we were told we probably wouldn't get reservations and we went into Donnelly to eat instead. At the "resort", the pizza place, the diner, and midway restaurant all closed. Didn't check the creamery. Most of the shops seemed closed. They advertise it as a resort with dining and shopping but that isn't the reality. There is no where for a sit-down breakfast. The coffee shop has breakfast sandwiches that are served on a soggy English muffin or plain bagel with no bagel upgrade option as they come premade and are reheated in a toaster over. Since our room water is brown, I wanted a coffee hopefully made with better water and real cream. The website says it's 99 cents for drip but when you get there it is $2.99 for drip. Our floor is sticky and dirty, which is especially frustrating since we pay so much for cleaning. I can't walk barefoot. The clock on the oven started flashing in the middle of the night, after I thought I had set it, and nothing seems to work to set it correctly. I had to cover it with a towel. We set our thermostat to 68 before we left for golfing and dinner, and our room was 74 when we got back and it has a funny smell, like flooring chemicals or something. Tried to turn it down our first night in the middle of the night and couldn't get it to work right then either. It seems very finicky. Our toilet runs constantly but doesn't make noise, just wastes tens of gallons of water a day. There is a dog that barks every time we come and go, but thankfully it is quiet at night. I have emailed the check-in office about all of it and have not heard back. I tried to call and there was no answer. I requested a partial refund and have not heard back either. For two nights our room (studio, not a suite), with no view, brown water, and a funny smell with a toilet that runs all the time was about $650 with fees. Our golfing with club rental was about $460. We spent a lot of money here and expected a whole lot more than what we got for over one thousand dollars in costs. Also, there is no where to buy bottled water after 7 pm. Sevin Devils gave me some in to go cups from the soda gun, but it had the same tint as our room water. I did find a water bottle filler that had a filter and the water looks clearer.

The North Shore Lodge & Resort is beautiful and peaceful. Our four day camping trip started with…read morethe most beautiful and peaceful camp ground that was the best we have found yet and we do a lot of camping. The grounds are clean, the vault toilets were immaculate and the view of Warm Lake was spectacular. Of course, our trip was detoured by a storm that came in on Day 2 of our staff, so to wait it out, my husband, Rick and I went on over to the Cafe. The food was excellent (their burgers are so delicious) and the staff were so welcoming and friendly, so we kept going back. We had such a great time just hanging out at the Cafe and talking to all of the staff that we never cooked our own meals (and boy did we bring a lot of food). The staff were not just friendly, but you got a true sense of being a part of the family, and WOW can Sanda Lee and Brenda make a great Bloody Mary, or anything else you want, e.g., Old Fashioned, Whisky Sour, etc. The day before we were to leave, my husband cut his thumb on his axe and it looked really bad and all we could say was "We have to get to Sharon...NOW!" Sharon is the General Manager and is also an EMT, thank God! When we arrived, Sharon and another one of the staff, Karen, worked effortlessly and very calmly with great precision and voila, they got his thumb all cleaned and bandaged up. I thought for sure he would need stitches, but Sharon and Karen were so professional and excellent in what they do, they had him all fixed in no time. We could never express how thankful we are for them. Right after that, we, of course, had to sit and enjoy a cocktail or two. Ron and Tawni, thank you for your wonderful team, and Ron those ribs were excellent, and your breakfast too! When we left, I got a bit teary-eyed because I knew I would miss these awesome people and the wonderful beauty of the lake and campground. This is definitely going to be our "go to" campground/cabin rental destination from now on.

Do not bring pets or children anywhere near this place. It has turned into a complete mess since…read morethe owner's split up and Ron left. Current owner hires thugs for employees and says there is nothing she can do when they threaten your life and the life of your dog. I have been staying here about twice a year as a part of a dog training group for last 5 years and it has been a great experience until last weekend. We arrived Thursday just to be greeted by a loose 100+ mastiff dog with no owner in sight. The mastiff went to immediately challenge several dogs in our group. The owners of the dog would not control or confine the dog and it continued to go after our dogs. The owner says there is nothing she can do. There is also a lot of poop everywhere as multiple dogs run loose on premises. Food is poor quality and it takes at least 3 order corrections to get remotely what you want. (I ordered a cheeseburger and got no cheese or burger just bun, tomato and lettuce). One of the dogs we had was a service dog helping a person with disability and the mastiff went after a service dog, there was no choice but to spray the dog as he did not respond to compressed air correction. Both owners of the dog, employee and the owner were warmed that if mastiff comes after a service dog, he will be sprayed. When that finally happened an employee and the dog owner had threatened to spray a person with bear spray and then later to kill them. The owner of the establishment has got into her car and left. Our entire group renting 10 cabins have packed up and left immediately while police was coming up. We last been here September 2025 and it was still a nice a place but not anymore.

excellent customer service machines ran good clothing and…read morehelmets all fit we will use this company again machines never stalled out ran great brian mazus

We had excellent service for business purpose very professional and was very satisfied with Cheap…read moreThrills. I would use them again both personal and for business purposes.

So fun, well organized and exceptionally trained guides. Would give ten stars to Jenn, Jayden,…read moreChuck and the company if we could. Food was five star, safety and fun a high priority. Will be back one day with kids and grandkids. Jenn-get your application in for Survivor.

We did a 2 day trip on the Salmon river and it was a bucket list adventure for sure! The rafting…read morewas incredible and the guides, Beckham, Maddie, and Jayda were so friendly and worked so hard to make sure we had the best experience. The guides set up camp, prepare great meals, and make sure you have everything you need. MRO had great communication from booking up to the trip. We highly recommend this trip. It was above and beyond our expectations and will be a vacation we will never forget!

The Mundo Hot Spring Debacle…read more Nancy has been wanting to visit Mundo Hot Spring for quite some time so she got us a reservation several weeks in advance for Oct. 15. She reserved a small cabin with a private tub and a privacy fence. Check in was 4 p.m. and check out at 11 a.m. Nancy said there was a cafe and we'd eat there. We got there and we were showed around. It was a nice looking place. There was a microwave, a small refrigerator and a small heater. We got into bathing suits and into the hot tub we went. It was pleasant enough. When we got out I went across the street looking for food and came away with some very overpriced snacks. Nancy said there was a restaurant and left to go get a menu. It wasn't quite a restaurant not even a cafe. She came back with a menu for Turkey, Beef or some other kind of sandwich and a chef's salad. Pretty piss poor pickings. I had beef she had turkey. I could have made a dozen sandwiches in the time it took to get two. They were mediocre at best. We filled our bellies and bedded down for the night. About midnight, I got up to turn on the heat, no joy, the damned thing didn't work. At 3 a.m. we were both freezing. I plugged the heater into every electrical outlet in the place - - nada. By 6 a.m. we'd had enough. I started to truck to warmup while we gathered our things. Heated seats were never so good as they were that morning. We made a quick stop at Dutch Brothers for coffee and arrived home a little after 8 a.m. Nancy called the hot springs and was given a "We're sorry to hear that." No offer for a day pass. No offer for a free night - - nothing. So we had a reservation, waited weeks to go, and for all of the trouble of freezing our butts off, we got a "We're sorry." That's about as close to "We got your money and you can screw off" without actually coming out and saying it. That was Thursday morning. Nancy said she thought the lady she dealt with, after having some time to think about it, would come around to make it good. So this morning, Monday, I asked her if she had heard anything - - Nada! There was a time when no business would risk their reputation on such shoddy public relations. I guess that time has long passed. Take a Hard Pass on Mundo Hot Spring.

Like Jami W., I was surprised to read the bad reviews for Mundo. One clue as to the authenticity of…read morethe four one-star reviews is that the four reviewers have a grand total of 21 reviews, an average of seven apiece. One has only one review, another has four. Not very prolific for Yelp users. We brought our camper trailer to Mundo for a Thanksgiving weekend trip. Because it was late in the year, we knew they wouldn't have water or wastewater hookups. All we needed was an electric plugin, which worked fine. The hot springs pool was well-maintained and the warm water was refreshing. Employees came by frequently to ensure the water temperature remained within acceptable levels. The staff was friendly and they even refunded our hot springs fee for the final day, after we decided to leave a bit early because the forecast called for a snow storm before we had planned to leave to go home to Boise. We're glad Mundo is near an entry point for the Weiser River Trail, an 84-mile former railroad path between Weiser and Council. We plan to return in the summer to ride the trail.