Boise Hotel Guide - Christ Chapel hotels in Boise, United States of America.

"Room was beautiful. It was quiet."

"Worst hotel I've been in Idaho. Bad beds, baths awful. I don't recommend this hotel."

"the breakfast was very good , although we found the booths not high enough so we switched to the tables which were perfect for dining."

"Clean, warm and lively staff and centrally located "

"The location on the greenbelt was great, and the Lime bikes are such a fun feature for travelers staying in the area. Unfortunately, the customer service experience was disappointing. When I asked about the possibility of an early check-in, the employee just looked at me blankly instead of offering any explanation or assistance. I also asked about the Lime bikes since they are such a popular attraction along the greenbelt, and he said he didn’t know anything about them. To top it off, I grabbed a Gatorade from the shop and was shocked when it cost $17. Between the lack of customer service and the extremely overpriced snacks and drinks, the stay did not feel worth the cost. A little more friendliness, local knowledge, and reasonable pricing would have made a big difference."

"This was a nice hotel perfectly located in downtown Boise (e.g., close to businesses, great restaurants, and the Saturday market on 8th or 9th street). It is close to the Boise airport (10 minutes) and had easy self-park. The room was clean, staff were nice and very helpful, and the room was very comfortable. The refrigerator was nice as well as the Keurig coffee maker. The water bottle refill was also nice! Any downsides are just being picky: 1. The bathroom shower is very European stye in that there is NO DOOR or curtain for half of it. Suggestion: put in a door. 2. If you shut and locked the bathroom door with some out of the room, that person cannot get in as the handle on the bathroom blocks the outer door from opening. Worse yet, if the bathroom door is unlocked and someone comes in the room, the outer door opens the sliding bathroom door for all to see the naked person in the bathroom. Suggestion: remove the door handle as to can slide the door without it. 3. The need for a room key to activate the lights is not needed and saves the hotel nothing. I just left one of the keys in the slot. Hence, maybe give people an extra key so they can see when they enter the room at night. 4. The USB charging ports on the night table did not work. This is very picky as there were plug ins and little night stands on both sides of the beds. Overall, regardless of the above issues, my family and I would stay there again as it was nice! "

"We stayed for our son’s graduation weekend fromBSU. Super easy to get to campus and right next door to Whole Foods. There is a nice gym on property too. The apartment is clean and there is an espresso machine and a well stocked place - Steamer, appliances, etc. The two cons: the couch is extremely uncomfortable to sit on so makes hanging out in the living room tough. And we had a problem with hot water. The owners were responsive but I think it’s a shared hot water heater that goes low. We had cold showers two mornings. I was the first to shower so it wasn’t because of long showers. Overall, it’s a good place. "

"Great location, love this hotel"

"Outstanding place to stay! Will not stay anywhere else after experiencing the Inn at 500! "