Econo Lodge

The Lodge Falls Hotel should be condemned by the state of Idaho BBB, Governor's Office, and the United Nations. The hotel is not fit for war refugees or immigrants. Broken windows in hallway and no electricity in my room for lights, hallway carpet was filthy, bed linen not cleaned, absolutely no safety to outside doors - basically open to public.

THIS PLACE IS DISGUSTING!!!!! I arrived around noon and asked if a room was ready she said no and to come back around two and it should be ready. I came back around 2pm and it wasn’t ready so I waited. She got me checked in and I went up to room only to find disinfectant still sitting on nightstand. Carpets were NASTY and the bedding had holes in it. I turned around and took my stuff back to my car and told them to keep their money.

Checkin was smooth took us less than 10 mins. We stayed in a pool view room with a balcony. Pretty spacious. The bed was comfortable. The location was a big plus. It was a good stay without having to spend a lot of money.

The room smelt great. The house keeping did their job well prior to checkin. We were not expecting this from a budget hotel. The staff tried their best to keep us comfortable. Would recommend this place.

Econo Lodges are basic properties. This one was as basic as they come. I have mobility issues and all of the rooms require going either up or down a half flight of stairs. The rooms were small but clean and the bed was OK. The room did not have a telephone so when I could not get the heater/AC unit to work properly I could not phone down to the front desk for instructions.

My husband travels a lot and this was the worst experience he's ever had at an Econolodge. The room wasn't clean. The continental breakfast area had no food, no coffee, and counters looked like they hadn't been cleaned or wiped down in days. They said breakfast at 7 he went at 630 then 7 then 730, hoping it would get cleaned or stocked or coffee made. Outside, there was trash piled up near every exit/entrance. My husband was given one bag of coffee and when he asked about the room getting cleaned was told it would be after he checked out. Needless to say, he checked out. On check in the manager/owner said that he would work a deal with my husband and cancel his original reservation, but, the reservation was never canceled. So we were charged for never checking in, and charged for the stay that the owner redid. Double dipping essentially, except he did not get away w it because I called the company we do our reservations through and they canceled the extra charge. Then the owner left a note at the front desk to have the shift workers to keep trying to charge daily My husband's business card for additional money. 90 a day. I am the bookkeeper for the business so I called and asked why they keep trying to charge his card daily the front desk girl said, my boss left a note telling us to charge his card each shift. Being its a card solely for his motels and food, the extra money was not there. So it kept bouncing back. On check out the motel attempted to run his card again after he told them he wanted a refund.