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Places To Stay

Luxuriate in world-class splendor at an upscale resort, or sleep under the pines along a swift-moving stream. Wake up to a gourmet breakfast in a charming B & B or rent a rustic cabin beside a renowned fly-fishing stream. Find Idaho lodging opportunities below for every taste and budget.

Places To Stay

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  • Hotels and Motels
    The welcome mat is always out in Idaho, where we have a wide variety of lodging properties from which to choose. You'll find four-star luxury resorts, familiar hotel chains and small independent motels for those on a budget.
  • Bed & Breakfast Inns
    From gracious Queen Anne mansions to rustic mountain hideaways or even converted railroad depots, Idaho's bed and breakfast inns are the perfect choice for a romantic getaway.
  • Guest Ranches
    Visit the old West in modern style or get down and dirty, working right alongside the cowboys at one of Idaho's many guest ranches. Some are situated near popular resorts while other lie deep in the Idaho backcountry, some accessed only by jet boat or airplane.
  • Vacation Rentals
    Does your image of the perfect vacation include a quaint cabin by an intimate lake or maybe a deluxe condo with room for the entire family? However you envision your vacation, Idaho can deliver.
  • RV Parks/Campgrounds
    Idaho is an RV owner's paradise with miles of uncrowded roads, magnificent scenery and over 650 privately-owned RV Parks and public campgrounds. Many are located along rivers or lakes with world-class fishing, others are near excellent golf courses. And whatever you choose, you will always be welcomed with a friendly smile.
  • Public Lands Campgrounds
    Unlike our RV Parks, Idaho's public campgrounds are managed by state and federal agencies, making them a very affordable way to travel. Our wide array of campgrounds, which range from primitive to well developed, can be found in forested areas, beside magnificent lava flows or sand dunes, or adjacent to reservoirs and rivers.
  • Yurts
    Looking for adventure? How about something a little out of the ordinary? Spend your next backwoods vacation in a yurt! Yurts are round, watertight semi-permanent tents, with plenty of room for the whole family. You'll be amazed by the high-tech materials used, and resistance to extreme weather.