Our room was outdated, the T.V. was so small I needed reading Glasses to see it. There was mold on the ceiling of our room. At check in the Indian kid Hardik?? very hard to understand and he could not understand us very well. He kept saying ya!! uh huh... There looks to be an Indian God behind the front desk. Totally wished we would have spent a little more and stayed next door at... more

Where do all these stars come from? The furnishing is old and ugly and there is this certain smell in there that makes you want to leave asap. The carpet could certainly tell stories from (at least) 1001 nights. It is a place where you would refuse to pay even half of the price that they actually charge you. more

Stayed at this hotel for 11 nights for business, with 3 work collegues. So, these are not just my opinions... PROS:Awesome location. Walking distance to numerous restaurants, most of which were very enjoyable. Check out Brownstone, Jalisco's (sp?) and the sushi place. CONS: There are so many I am going to number them: 1. When we checked in, they put us in what can only be described as the Motel section. The rooms were smaller... more

IF you're searching for a hotel in Idaho Falls, keep searching. We should have had an idea it would be a problem just after check-in. As we waited for the elevator, we heard voices in the closed one. There was a group of people stuck in the broken-down elevator. Our room was on the second floor, and it was fine. They are pie-shaped because it is one of those old round hotels. However, when we... more

Checked in late around 11:30 p.m. Room was nice, in older part of hotel to the side of the tower. Family on vacation to Y.S. and Grand Teton Parks. All of us showered and hit the sack for a much needed rest, but the fun was just around the corner. At 3:00 a.m. a guy began to try to beat our door in and make verbal threats. I watched, mad and scared all at the... more

We stayed here 6 nights, using it as a base for Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Craters of the Moon. We booked two tower rooms, which are large, pie-shaped rooms with refrigerators, microwaves, coffemakers and balconies, some overlooking the Snake River and falls. Baths in both rooms appeared to be newly renovated. The room had 2 queen beds, a flat-screen tv, and a table and chairs, wireless internet and a comfortable chair AND ottoman WITH a... more

The 'poolside' rooms in the older section were $10 cheaper than the 'tower' which was enough to get me to try the 'older' rooms derided by other reviewers. Mine wasn't that bad actually, room 269. It had updates to the bathroom and just a tinge of cigarette smoke in the "non-smoking" room. At $70, it was the right price for the room. It even had a fridge/freezer which was a nice surprise. The bad news... more

Service - poor (check-in desk provided poor attention to the customers) Hotel - poor (beds very uncomfortable, carpets worn, out dated old furnishings) Location - good (central location and next to the river was good) Business - wi-fi was not available in my room, but my colleague on the 4th floor had service. (I stayed on the 2nd floor - spoke to the front desk, they didn't seem concerned that I couldn't get on line... more

I stayed here a week. Room was exceptionally large, shaped like a pie slice, in Tower section. (If you book a room whose number ends with -81 to -86 it will overlook the Falls; otherwise your view is a rather boring parking lot.) Balcony overlooked the falls, with mountains off in the distance; quite a nice view, though some may find the sound of the falls might interfere with sleep especially if balcony's sliding door... more