“I really hate to do this, and this is my first negative review ever. I spent $285 for a filthy roadside glorified rebuilt what I think appeared to be an ex- apartment of some sort smack dab on Main Street. I was “upgraded” to two queen beds, a third twin bed and couch from a king which made zero sense. I just wanted a king bed.
After reading the past reviews, I believe this is under new ownership in the last few months. There is no “Swiss chef”, and everything spoken about is no longer there.……
“Breakfast was good and plentiful. Staff kept all items well stocked.
Staff was also helpful when needing more items for room. Super friendly.
Great stay.”
“I would give this place a five stars except when you pull up and come in they surprise you with a $10 parking fee to park in the parking lot. This isn’t the Ritz Carlton or the Hyatt in downtown Chicago. This is northern Idaho next to a Walmart type shopping center where they charge you $10 to pull into the public parking lot in the middle of the main drag. I have no idea why. Forewarned, I complained to the property manager and all I got was an email stating they’ll be more transparent about it……
“Schweitzer Village was pretty vacant this time of year and we were thankful for that since we were able to get an amazing room with a beautiful view. Each staff member was extremely helpful and the Humbird had a great game room, gym, and rooftop jacuzzi.”
“Okay place and cheaper than most in Sandpoint. Not close to downtown area. Liked having laundry on location and nearby grocery store. We had been camping and was nice place to get cleaned up.”
“The room and buildings were very clean - the issue was the pool area. Super dirty, visible algae on the side of the pool and hot tub, and the other hot tub was filled with bugs. Grass was growing through the bricks on the deck - the entire area was clearly not taken care of. I understand this is the shoulder season, which is why we wanted to come - to enjoy the quiet and pool area. But this was just gross.
All employees we encountered were awesome.”