Dodge Peak Lodge

This was a family/friends trip. We stayed in the rustic cabin. The beds were comfortable. It was a cool day/night so we were able to use the electric fire place to warm the cabin. The staff were very friendly. We ate at the restaurant in the lodge.the restaurant is cutely decorated and staff very friendly. The food was incredibly flavourful and delicious. Portions were absolutely huge. None of us were able to eat even 1/2 of what was on our plate however still had the delicious apple dessert. My it was lovely 😋

We loved the little cabin and it was perfect for our little family. We had traveled to Bonners Ferry for a wrestling tournament and enjoyed our brief stay. A better breakfast selection would make it completel.

A welcoming family-run hotel with plenty of character. Good dinner options available too except Mondays and Tuesdays.

This was a great place to stay. Very SAFE and comfortable. Omg the food is absolutely amazing!! You have to eat at their restaurant. Very clean and the bed was super great! Feeling like you are staying with family.

Was a nice cozy place , room was nice, my only thing was with the baseboard heaters, one looked busted and broke, if they dont work take them out, we had a small heater for the room which we did not use. I thought the food prices were a bit spendy for the dinner menu, so went out to eat, if you have a big family, will be spendy to eat here,priced from 21.00- 39.00 per person for entree.

We simply enjoyed our stay at Dodge Peak Lodge and it was excellent positioned from my point of interest. To my understanding new owners took over this last February and new management as of June of this year. This hotel has many admirable qualities: low prices, clean and cute rooms, free Wi-Fi, fridge, microwave & coffee pot in the room. Very pleasant and I would recommend to any visitor. The staff there are very accommodating, anxious to please, very friendly, motivated and want to make you feel at home. Dodge Peak Lodge is now my family and my hotel of choice when traveling through Bonners Ferry, Idaho.