Boise hotels and places to stay

On a smaller budget, you could stay at Rodeway Inn Airport, where prices are about 63US$ per night on average. For accommodation near Ada County Courthouse, Red Lion Inn & Suites Boise Airport is a budget-friendly option.

To be near Boise airport, try Fairfield Inn Boise, which comes with an indoor swimming pool, a Jacuzzi and tubing.

For those looking for hotels near the action of Boise downtown area, try Towneplace Suites Boise Downtown with rates from 176US$ or The Grove Hotel with prices starting at 157US$.

To see some of the sights in Downtown Boise district, choose a hotel, such as the stylish 4-star Inn At 500 Capitol. Hilton Garden Inn Boise Spectrum is within walking distance of Ahavath Beth Israel and boasts the romantic atmosphere of a boutique hotel. The 3-star Springhill Suites Boise is an excellent chain hotel featuring an indoor swimming pool, a golf course and a Jacuzzi.

Families who are visiting Boise and are interested in staying at a home-like place should consider booking an apartment like Boise Guest House next to St. Michael's Episcopal Cathedral. Think about staying at The Huntington or Hyde Park Delight, if you'd like to take advantage of staying at B&B. Travelers looking for comfy family rooms in Boise will find them at Red Lion Hotel Boise Downtowner, with perks including a Jacuzzi, a seasonal outdoor pool and tubing. Make sure to choose Homewood Suites By Hilton Boise near North End - a top-rated resort with views of the city.

     Boise is the exemplary city to measure all other state capitals against.

     Young by American standards, Boise has proved to be mature enough to outstrip major United States destinations. Several magazines have listed Boise to the top of America's best places to live.

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     In 2010 famous Kiplinger's magazine placed Boise at the fourth position on the list of the world's most livable places. According to the magazine, Boise is far removed from standard entertainments, but as native to the city Susan Thayer states "… has evolved into a magnet for the arts."

     If you are passionate for art than check out the Egyptian Theatre for its unique architecture from 1927 and interesting shows staged inside. After that you may have a cup of coffee and sandwich at one of the 19^th century cafes open till late. Boise’s historic district entered the 21^st century with its architecture from previous centuries pretty much intact with little changes and renovations.

Attractions include;

-  Idaho State Capitol Building has undergone a renovation in 2010 and today is open to visitors

- Barber Park, the most favored among locals for its wildlife including deer, elk, bald eagles, hawks, various birds, salmon, trout, and so on

- Boise Art Museum preserves great contemporary artworks

- Julia Davis Park, a beautiful park that contains many of the downtown attractions

     Boise continues its list of attractions and activities with bike riding along the Boise River, or hiking in the area. You may also change scene at Bogus Basin Ski Resort within 30 minutes from Boise. Otherwise stay within the city to soak up a dose of its glorious past.

     From the start the city of Boise earned a reputation of being an extra green town. For this local peculiarity of the land the city derived its name from French boisé, meaning wooded. But beneath the trees there is gold. Consequently, Boise blossomed with both people and commerce and became the most important commercial center in Idaho.  

     Today, Boise is more than commercial, but a technological hub in the region with a population of more than 200,000 residents. Even though the days of gold rush are long gone, the city is still America’s greenest destination. Your trip to this green gem can come true with Booked.net.