A fair review – pros and cons

Charming antique hotel with character and friendly staff. The location is perfect, just a short walk to the hot springs.

Notable noise from nearby trains and limited access to first aid supplies. Some outdated fixtures make it less comfortable.

The atmosphere was delightful, especially next to the

river on the patio. We truly enjoyed our dinner, and the private hot tubs were a great touch for relaxation. However, the breakfast options had some inconsistencies. not everyone seemed pleased with their meals.

easy access to hot springs and charming amenities

I loved the quick walk to the Lava Hot Springs Olympic Swimming Complex and the South Bannock County Historical Center Museum, both of which were just a few steps away, making my city strolls truly enjoyable. add to that the warm and helpful staff who made my stay feel personalized and welcoming.

The chocolate croissant at breakfast was a delightful surprise, and enjoying the relaxing private hot spring pools made our stay truly special.

We loved the historic charm of the hotel, and the private hot tubs were a hit with us and our grandchild. The location was perfect for exploring the town and right next to the river. Breakfast was delicious, especially the quiche!

In my wife’s opinion, more family activities would be great.

I was charmed by the hotel's historic decor, especially the inviting common areas that offer a comfortable space for relaxation. The accessible layout made it easy for me to navigate and enjoy all the amenities without hassle.

A small elevator would be beneficial for seniors.

The historic decor, especially in the inviting common areas, charmed me. It combined elegance with ease of access, making it delightful to explore without any hassle.

Adding a small elevator would enhance accessibility.

The unique hot spring baths here offer a solid relaxation experience, both indoors and outdoors, with water that feels like liquid gold on the skin. The vintage vibe of the building, dating back to 1914 with a nod to history, adds lots of character, and the onsite restaurant serves local cuisine that's worth sticking around for.

Also, if you’re bringing more than a couple of bags, prepare to navigate tight spaces since the rooms can feel a bit crowded with your stuff. The lack of a hairdryer in the room was a letdown, making me wish for a few more common conveniences.

The private hot tubs were the best! The wine dinner was fabulous, and the historic charm made it feel special.

Spa bliss with quirky quirks

After a long day exploring, the private hot spring tub was pure magic. The breakfast menu was a delightful challenge with scrumptious options, especially the cinnamon rolls!

However, I was quite frustrated with the TV. It never worked, and instead of assistance, the staff suggested I should have asked for help. I expected better support.

Charming hotel with cozy rooms and great hot springs. needs elevator for easier access.