We stayed here for two weekend nights in late September. The location is wonderful, with Billingsley Creek meandering through the grounds. We arrived late on Friday, and Joan was very good about waiting for us and making sure everyone found their rooms (we were part of a group of 3 couples). Breakfast both mornings (weekends only) was a treat! Freshly... More

This place is for you if you don't have your own creek and rapids just a few feet from your porch. We stayed in the Creekside cabin and could hear the rushing water even in the cabin. With a microwave and large frig, we could take care of our own breakfast and store our leftovers. We also liked the screened... More

The place was truly a gem. My wife and I were on our way to Boise from Salt Lake City and decided to spend the night. Gail greeted us with a bubbly warm hello and showed us some room choices. Nothing fancy, but cozy and quaint and a wonderful place to spend the night. The garden in the back was... More

Saw an article in Sunset magazine detailing this wonderful place and just had to try it. With a 3-year-old and and a newborn, travel is sometimes challenging, but this place was perfect in every way! We got the "Americana" room, which has two queen beds, a separate living room and a small kitchenette. Was just the right amount of space... More

I saw an article about this lodge in Sunset magazine. I called to make a reservation and the woman I spoke with was friendly and helpful. I booked cabin #11, The Hide-a-Way. It was a great little cabin with a small bathroom, queen bed, and kitchenette that included a small fridge, microwave, stove top, and coffee pot. The deck was... More

I found that place on the net, while I was checking out Hagerman and the fossil beds there. My wife and I looked for a nice place to stay and luckily we made the reservation soon enough to have three nights in June. It was a unique experience and we loved the warm welcome and that nice Creek side cottage... More

I spent four nights at the Billingsley Creek Lodge and had a wonderful time. I stayed for two nights in a room called the Cowboy Room and for two nights in a small cabin that sits overlooking a nice lawn and the creek. The cowboy room was comfortable and quaint. All of the furnishings were reminiscent of the old west.... More

we had the pleasure of literally 'falling in love' w/the lodge while driving through the bread basket of hagerman, idaho; joan, the owner greeted us with open arms when we were so road-weary and in need of an instant respite from the rigors of dust, noise and cranky body parts;our room was warm, cozy and delightfully appointed w/original paintings from... More

Stopped to inquire about a stay, the owner was not customer friendly and should retire. The rooms smelled and were over priced. Although, the grounds are pretty the owner was so cranky I would never consider staying at the Lodge.