
Boise Idaho, USA Travel Guide
Budget-friendly shared or private rooms, often with communal spaces. The Hostel at the Peck House is an option.
Basic, spotless rooms at lower price points from brands like Motel 6 and Super 8.
Comfortable stays with standard amenities from national chains like Hampton Inn and local options like Hotel 43.
Upscale experiences, The Modern Hotel & Bar and The Grove Hotel are available for boutique style or full-service luxury.
The Modern Hotel & Bar has a mid-century modern design and popular bar/restaurant.
Available through platforms like VRBO, these have apartments, houses, and private rooms, popular in the North End and downtown.
Some vacation rental listings have private rooms within local homes, giving a homestay experience.
RV Parks and locations in Boise National Forest or Eagle Island State Park are options for outdoor stays.
Boise's neighborhoods each have a distinct character, influencing your stay by proximity to attractions, ambiance, and safety.
Always stay aware of your surroundings, especially when out late at night.
Some areas adjacent to BSU have higher student-related activity; the North End has a very low crime rate.
Booking strategies make sure you get the accommodation you prefer at good rates, especially during Boise's peak seasons.
Accommodation prices are highest during summer and major events.
Prices are generally lowest in winter, excluding ski resorts near Boise.
Planning your visit during shoulder or low seasons can yield significant savings on lodging.
Here are recommendations through different categories.
Downtown/Near Capitol. Historic building, shared/private rooms, communal kitchen, social atmosphere.
Near Airport (SE Boise). Basic, clean, pet-friendly, outdoor pool (seasonal), free Wi-Fi.
Downtown. Boutique hotel, walking distance to attractions, restaurant, fitness center. Modernist design.
Downtown. Upscale, full-service hotel, connected to Boise Centre, pool, spa, dining.
Downtown. Spacious rooms, free breakfast, indoor pool, fitness center. Price Range: $140 - $240.
Downtown (West End). Mid-century modern design, acclaimed restaurant/bar. Price Range: $260 - $400+.
North End, Hyde Park, Downtown. Cost-effective for groups, kitchen facilities. Price Range: $120 - $500+.
West Boise (on Greenbelt). RV sites, limited tent sites, full hookups. Price Range: $40 - $70 (per site).
Vacation rentals have more space and kitchen facilities. Hotels like Hyatt Place have pools and complimentary breakfast.
The Hostel at the Peck House has a social atmosphere. Mid-range hotels downtown have security and convenience.
Vacation rentals have a home-like atmosphere with kitchens and laundry. Many extended-stay hotels also exist.
The Modern Hotel & Bar has a distinct design experience. The Hostel at the Peck House is in a historic building.
This is the closest hostel option for budget-conscious travelers right in the heart of the city.
For other hostel options globally, consider checking Hostelworld.
A global platform for various accommodation types, from inns to apartments.
An accommodation booking site having a strong presence in Asia, with global listings.
Direct booking for InterContinental Hotels Group properties worldwide.