Find hotels in Salmon-Challis National Forest, ID from SAR 274

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"nice place to stay "

"The Riverhouse was an absolute treasure. My son found this location to celebrate his 16th birthday fly fishing as a family. From the beginning, Keith prepared us not just for a vacation, but for memory making. He advised us from hiking, where to get grocery, fishing hot spots and seasonal conditions on the Bitterroot. It was like having an extended family member, just as excited as we were. We were thankful he was our host, as it added to our enjoyment of the week. The house itself was charming, clean, spacious and really - you need to go no further than the back porch. It's location on the river was a nonstop calming vibe of bubbling water and wildlife gazing. The location was far away from the hustle and bustle, and the simplicity of the local environment was our favorite part. We will definitely be returning. "

"Staff was very kind and helpful"

"I had a lovely stay at the Sacajawea Inn. Check-in was super-easy, they communicated in advance, and the room had everything I needed. "

"Super cute rooms. Amazing staff"

"The room was immediately welcoming as we walked in. It was bright and clean. The neds were comfortable as were the pillows, which for me is hard to find. "

"The staff at the site was really nice. The pictures of the room are excellent. The place is kinda old, dirty rugs, dirty furniture the sink was badly stained and looked dirty. The king bed was kinda hard and springs kinda poke through. The heating system worked well. The shower worked good. It was plenty warm and had good pressure. The door to the room only had a simple door knob with a key. No way to lock it from the inside. It was very quiet though. I hate to pick a place apart like this it was only $81.70 for the room. It was the only motel available with only being reserved a day in advance. For a Sat night stay. I have learned over the past couple of years, if I don’t pay near $200 a night, out west, you don’t get much quality. "

"I stayed at Tamarack Lodge for a work trip I had in Sun Valley. I had my dog with me so I appreciated their pet friendly policy. The hotel was cute, but dated. There was a small courtyard for communal use and a pet potty area, which was nice. I stayed in room 208 on the second floor. There was gross water that smelled like urine leaking up from the floor boards in the bathroom. When I went to take a shower, the tub immediately clogged upon turning the shower on so I could only take a quick shower. It still didn't drain the next day, so I let the staff know. I was only there for one night. The bed was comfortable and I had everything I needed in the room. However the coffee maker dispersed plastic in my cup when I ran a water cycle through it, so I opted to get a latte in town. The room was a bit overpriced for the value but staff was friendly. "