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Safari Inn Downtown Boise
1070 W. Grove Street
Boise, ID 83702
Nightly Rates: ($87.00 - $97.00)
2 Star
Within walking distance of the city center, the State Capitol, and the 8th Street Market Place and approximately 4 miles from Boise Air Terminal Airport is the all smoke free Safari Inn Downtown Boise, a Magnuson Hotels affiliate. The Safari Inn is close to the Basque Museum and Cultural Center, Idaho Museum of Mining, The Julia Davis Park, Boise More...
Oxford Suites Boise
1426 S Entertainment Ave
Boise, ID 83709
Nightly Rates: ($99.00 - $199.00)
2 Star
Oxford Suites Boise is a new all suites hotel, with 132 elegantly decorated suites, conveniently located across from the Boise Spectrum Entertainment Plaza and our convenient freeway access places us just minutes from the Airport and Downtown. Guests enjoy a complimentary full hot breakfast buffet and evening reception including light food, beer, More...
Inn America - Boise
2275 AIRPORT WAY
Boise, ID 83705
Nightly Rates: ($57.20 - $59.00)
2 Star
Unexpected quality, unexpected service, unexpected extras! No other budget hotel comes close to the value you will find at the Inn America. Our clean, large rooms include free high speed wireless internet, refrigerator, iron & ironing board, hair dryer, free local calls and Cable TV. The hotel provides complimentary continental breakfast, has an ou More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near IdahoWhile in Idaho, you might enjoy a visit to: The museum is housed in a former church, salvaged after a nine foot wall of water from the Teton Dam's 1976 rupture turned Rexburg into Mudville. Architectural oddity - a building wearing a giant miner's helmet. Erected in 1952, he's winking and holds up a burger. This Big-Friend-turned-Paul-Bunyan statue became the mascot of the Lumberjacks after it was reportedly found in a nearby field. Semi-unnatural geyser. It's been here since 1937, when a local man drilling in search of heated water for a swimming pool penetrated an underground chamber. Last traffic signal on I-90 lies in repose in a coffin at the Wallace Mining Museum. Unique cave with ice floor 365 days a year, as long as the guide remembers to close the entrance door. Still operating drive-in movie theater features World's Largest Potato. |