Hotels in Boise, ID

The Boise-Nampa metropolitan area, also known as Treasure Valley, is served by Valley Regional Transit for its public transportation. Most bus routes converge in the downtown area, making this neighborhood a great option for hotels in Boise, such as Cabana Inn and Hilton Garden Inn Boise Downtown. The Budget Inn Boise in the West End neighborhood offers a cheaper hotel in Boise, not far from the city center on the northern side of the freeway, close to Boise Trolley Tours. There are also a number of cheap hotels in Boise in the Sunrise Rim neighborhood, right near the airport. These include Econo Lodge Boise and Motel 6 Boise. Valley Regional Transit runs a bus route from downtown to the airport. Taxi services are also available, but for the ultimate in convenience, consider renting a car through momondo.

Boise is really big on cycling, so if you’re the outdoorsy type who’s into bike riding, then try out the Wine & Bike along the Boise Greenbelt, which extends all the way along the Boise River from the Willow Lane Athletic Complex and Veterans Memorial Park in the Sunset neighborhood, Quinn’s Pond in West End, to Kathryn Albertson Park, Ann Morrison Park and Julia Davis Park in the downtown area near the river and Boise State University. If you enjoy the arts, try out the Idaho Shakespeare Festival, which, despite its name, actually runs an assortment of entertainment throughout the year on an ongoing basis, ranging from Shakespeare to 50s doo-wop music to musical theater to murder mystery whodunnits. The outdoor theater is located on Warm Springs Avenue near The Mill District between the neighborhoods of Barber Valley and Riverland East.

The Idaho State Capitol in downtown Boise includes an impressive statue of George Washington, with information on historic trees planted by different US presidents such as Benjamin Harrison, Teddy Roosevelt and William Taft. There is also a full-scale replica of the Liberty Bell on-site. The Julia Davis Park, which is downtown right next to the Boise River, offers a host of tourist attractions close together, including the Boise Zoo, the Idaho State Museum, the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial and the Idaho Black History Museum.

The Basque Block is the trendiest spot in Boise, from paella on the patio at the Basque Market to local pintxos (Basque for tapas). Right in the heart of town, this spot is very close to hotels in Boise such as Hotel 43, Hampton Inn & Suites Boise-Downtown, and Inn at 500 Capitol, and is easily reached using Valley Regional Transit buses. Boise Town Square, which is a major shopping center just off the I-184 near the Boise Junction neighborhood, also has a large selection of food and drink, from take-out to dining-in options. Valley Regional Transit runs buses to the shopping center.

Race to Robie Creek is a half marathon, hosted every April to raise funds for charity. The race, labeled as the toughest in the north-west, starts at Fort Boise (right next to the Boise Little Theater and near the Idaho State Capitol), goes over the Rocky Canyon, and finishes at Robie Creek campground. The Boise Music Festival is a massive music event held every summer, usually in June, and has been hosted at Ann Morrison Park in the downtown area. Both events can be easily accessed using the Valley Regional Transit bus system.

The average length of stay in Boise is 4 nights.

On average, rooms will be priced around $166 per night when booking a hotel in Boise; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.

Hotels in Boise are usually cheapest during the month of December, you can expect a price decrease of around 23% during this period.

Room prices for hotels in Boise will be at their lowest on Saturday and peak on Friday.

$218 per person, per night, is on average, what you can expect to pay for luxury hotels in Boise. To put this in perspective, $166 per person, per night is the average price of a hotel in Boise, which is a price difference of around 26%% to stay at a luxury hotel.

With generally low rainfall expected (0.7″) and an average temperature of 68 °F, those staying at a hotel in Boise may want to take some time during their visit to go see popular landmarks in the area. Considering the weather during June, attractions worth visiting near Boise are Old Idaho Penitentiary Site, Ada County Courthouse, and Idaho Falls Idaho Temple.

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