Best Fitness Hotels in Idaho

Previous guests say the Shore Lodge in McCall, Idaho, offers a picturesque mountain getaway. Situated 107 miles north of Boise, Idaho, the lodge is nestled between the shores of Payette Lake and Brundage Mountain. Making the most of its scenic location, the lodge offers visitors access to hiking, biking and water sports equipment at its own marina. In the summer and fall, guests also have access to Whitetail Club's 18-hole golf course. When you're ready to relax, the lodge has you covered: The property's spa, The Cove, offers treatments signature to the hotel's location. Recent visitors say the rooms are just as relaxing, with flat-screen TVs, minifridges and sitting areas. Splurge on a Fireside Suite and your sitting area will include a fireplace as well as an outdoor terrace. Past guests appreciated the comfortable, quiet atmosphere in the guest rooms and offered more praise for the on-site restaurant, The Narrows, which serves a Pacific Northwest menu. Note: The Shore Lodge charges a daily resort fee of $15. The fee covers Wi-Fi, seasonal bike rentals, valet parking, nightly gatherings around the beach fire pit and ski valet, among other amenities.

The thing guests most rave about at this boutique hotel in downtown Boise, Idaho, is its well-decorated interior and quiet, cozy atmosphere. Located about 4 miles northeast of the Boise Airport, Hotel 43 boasts 112 guest rooms and suites, each appointed with a Serta bed, a Keurig coffee maker, complimentary wireless Internet and a 50-inch high-definition television. Guests of this boutique hotel also have access to a well-equipped fitness center. After exploring downtown Boise, you can retreat back to Hotel 43 for a hearty meal at Chandlers Steakhouse, or check out the neighborhood eateries if steak doesn't whet your appetite. One minor gripe from recent visitors: Hotel 43 doesn't offer much in the way of breakfast beyond a limited menu at its Metro Cafe and no lunch is available on-site.