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Our top choices for Boise National Forest cottages

A small, single-story wooden cabin with a metal roof, a porch, and a door.

1. The Gold Mine Cottage

Idaho City

Yasmin

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A red wooden cabin with a green door and windows, surrounded by snow and trees.

2. Terrific cottage with AC in Idaho City

Idaho City

Craig H.

includes taxes & fees

27 Oct - 28 Oct

A modern living room with a sofa, coffee table, and a view of a bathroom through an open door.

3. Cozy Cottage in The North End Near Downtown

North End

Steph J.

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A wooden cabin with a green roof, a front door, and a window.

4. Family Home w/ Game Room, 1 Mi to Lake Cascade!

Cascade

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A small house with a wooden door and a number plate.

5. #HabitueHomes- The Maite Bungalow

Boise Bench

Jackie

includes taxes & fees

17 Nov - 18 Nov

An outdoor patio with wooden furniture, string lights, and a grill.

6. TinyHouse Oasis - Hot Tub-Bikes-FirePit-BBQ-Projector-Ax Throwing-Pet Friendly

Southeast Boise

Cory T.

includes taxes & fees

17 Nov - 18 Nov

A wooden deck with a railing, overlooking a dense forest.

7. Private Hot Spring | River | Brundage | Off Grid

New Meadows

Jay S.

includes taxes & fees

29 Oct - 30 Oct

A two-story house with a garage, a front porch, and a tree in the driveway.

8. 1938 Cottage | Newly Remodeled | Coveted North End

North End

Hardy M.

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Top Boise National Forest Hotel Reviews

The Riverside Hotel, BW Premier Collection

8/10 Good

"Clean, spacious room; very comfortable overall. It's a lovely property and I can see why it's so popular. But popular meant hordes of kids screaming in the pool and splashing in the hot tubs, making them pretty much inaccessible for anyone seeking relaxation. (I did manage a lovely quiet soak in the indoor hot tub by getting there at 6:15 am my second day.) Popular also meant kids running in halls and in rooms, and if you're on the lower level, you'll wish for more sound insulation between floors. Popular also meant no room at the breakfast buffet Saturday morning. Pay attention when you choose your room. There is "Standard" (parking lot view), and "View," which given the name of the hotel I thought meant a river view, but no, it means inner courtyard with pool and pool bar view. Keep looking for "River View," a separate (quiet) wing fronting on the actual river. It would have been worth the extra price. Also, the restrooms for the Event Center were out of order, so the hotel designated guest rooms on our hall to be the Event Center bathrooms -- lots of traffic the night there was a wedding in the Event Center. I assume this was a temporary glitch and soon fixed. Any why oh why does any hotel think non-fitted sheets are a good idea? Bottom sheets were too short and pulled out -- very uncomfortable. And beware if anyone in your party has a down sensitivity. Not only were half the pillows down, but the comforters too! I'd stay here again but choose my room more carefully."

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