The Lodge at Lolo Hot Springs

We came in January during the off season, and the rooms were clean with a cabin feel. The beds were comfortable, the pillows fluffy, and the mineral pools were very clean and hot, around 102° to 103° while we were there. Front desk service was the best. Everyone was kind, and we had some good conversations. I wish I'd gotten their names, especially the friendly, helpful guy with the great dane who went above and beyond and even offered to carry our luggage. I'd read bad reviews calling it rundown. It could use an update, sure, but then we'd be paying Quinn's prices. The rooms are clean and fantastic for the price. What a gem. We'll be back soon!

This little gem is a great spot to soak in mineral springs. The water's clean, hot, and has no chlorine. The staff are friendly and inclusive. I'd recommend a visit.

We'd heard the springs were rundown and cold, but that wasn't our experience. The lodge has its own very hot pools, and there's a bigger hot spring beside it that you can walk to. It has an amazing mountain lodge feel. The rooms are older, but the sheets were brand new, the rooms warm, and everything worked. Breakfast was free, with homemade toppings. Local people played music and hung out by the fire. It had the best Northwest feel ever!

We had a wonderful family visit for our 50th wedding anniversary. The rooms were very clean and decorated with a cabin feel, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The convenient continental breakfast was a great way to start the day. The restaurant next to the lodge served great food with excellent service. Everyone enjoyed the hot pools and swimming pool. Some family members also went mountain biking, hiking, and horseback riding. Lolo Creek was low, but Jerry did catch one trout on an Elk Hair Caddis fly.