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" Lean room and friendly staff. I used the Laundry as well from our 5 day road trip. Note that they sell laundry items and ensure you have bills to exchange for quarters."

"Staff wonderful, clean, spacious "

"The Red Lion Inn is very well situated in Post Fall, ID, convenient to a full range of restaurants with short drives, and to access I 90 quickly. The staff were very friendly at the front desk. The facility adequately clean but with a very worn look and feel. The lobby and public areas felt cavernous and not very welcoming, the view of the river from first floor just barely enough to value (although better than parking lot!), indoor hot tub and pool unavailable, no coffee maker in the room, no breakfast offered, workout room clean and minimally equipped but functioning. Pet allowed (which is great) but not placed in a pet selected set of rooms separate from non-pet guests, so multiple dogs barking during two night stay. No chair on small patio outside room, one small table not well maintained only, which we had to repurpose into the room to have a side table to the chair in the room (not an outdoor useable chair.) So, yes, adequate, but not a repeat stay worthy location for the money. Thank you to the kind front dest staff upon check in."

"PARKING WAS FINE. IT WAS COLD SO WE JUST NEEDED HEAT"

"Friendly staff, water park attached to hotel, great breakfast. The hotel is older and fairly well maintained. That being said the rooms are not very sound proof. We could hear everything especially hotel room doors that kinda had to slam to close. Also I didn’t like that the sofa bed had no bedding. No blankets, pillows or SHEETS. "

"Run down hotel full of Mold, rooms dirty, bed sheets dirty, staff very rude, manager Patti never calls back. There was guests yelling asking for manager and wanted their money back. It’s the worst hotel I have ever been too. 4 other guests were complaining."

"TV and Wi-Fi non-functioning. Check-in experience a bit bizarre, talking to someone in some Third World country on a monitor screen."