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"We returned to The Evergreen after having a very pleasant stay four nights prior. During our prior stay we got into the hot tub which was tepid at best. They looked into it and apparently the breaker on the heater tripped so they reset it and it slowly began to warm (huge tub, takes hours of which we didn't have). On our return we experienced the same. Makes you wonder if maybe they need a new heater? Given that it was 90 outside, no big deal but if I was here during the winter it'd be another story as the tub is very large and takes hours to heat. "

"My husband kept referring to Riggins as a one horse town. This is incorrect as there are probably more horses than people in this podunk. The room was on the verge of being dated, but comfy and clean enough. Given the rest of the town, it was a modern miracle. The view overlooking the river and mountains is spectacular and they provide cookies and milk to guests at 7PM which is a nice touch. My daughter slept on the pull-out sofa which greatly needs to be updated and wouldn't be comfortable to anyone over 11 years or 65 lbs. Bar city. But she slept sideways so it worked out for us."

"The Front Office Manager, Victoria, was exceptional and ensured we had a delightful stay. "

"Jessica, the manager at Best Western checked me in and I have to say she is amazing. She was very personable and helpful, but what was most exceptional about her hospitality was that she seemed to anticipate my requests and automatically started solving for them. I was traveling with my 13 year old lab who has bad hips, as soon as I mentioned this Jessica immediately switched my room to a first floor room and mentioned a medication that her dog really improved on and suggested I ask my vet about it. She even sent me the exact name afterwards. Jessica is a star."

"We were attending bike races. While the resort was beautiful it had its limitations. Very few restaurants were open, also the shops weren’t all open. I understand it’s not their busy season, but there were over 500 people attending the races. We were expecting food vendors, or even food trucks. We had to drive 30 minutes to another town for restaurants and groceries. Convenient for watching the races, but not for other things. "