Hotels near Idaho Falls Regional Airport - IDA, Idaho Falls

By every metric Idaho Falls should be the better town - but I'd take Pocatello over it any day of the week. I don't like the layout at all. The only thing IF has better is their mall and mom & pop food options. If you're going to have fun, their bars quit serving an hour earlier than Pocatello - and Pocatello bars are 10xs better.

The hotel was in great shape, as was the room. Breakfast was the usual good spread you get when you stay at Comfort Suites. The only downside was a little lax vacuuming of the room and outdoor cushions being dirty and stained upon arrival, however those were swapped upon request

don't ever reserve a room through booking.com...they really suck and don't give you the room you reserved and don't let you cancel or modify and try and stick you with something you don't need or want...i booked a two bed and they booked me in a single handicap room...it was horrible

I canceled my trip due to a family emergency but the hotel still charged me $112 and would not work with me for a refund. The managers was rude and had no compassion for my situation, she greedily decided to keep the hold on my credit card and charge me over $100 when I did not even stay at the hotel. I will never use any quality inn again and will pull all my employees from using them on the future.

Idaho Falls is a very nice and convenient place to stop over on the way to Yellowstone National Park. There were a lot of restaurant's and businesses around to eat and get anything you may need. The only downside to Idaho Falls is to get to a majority of the businesses you need to travel a pretty good distance away from the Interstate.

Like all cities, some of the neighborhoods are pretty run down, including the restaurants. The river walkway was beautiful and lots of shopping places, so that was very good! We stopped on our way to Yellowstone and really wish we would have booked an extra day to explore more and maybe go to the zoo.