Enders

My Girlfriend and I stayed here last weekend and we loved it! The building has beautiful architecture and classy rooms. The staff was beyond accommodating and made a delicious breakfast with killer coffee! Be sure to check out the museum and geyser out back

I love this place! The environment is so inviting and the stuff is very welcoming! Everything is tastefully decorated and the room felt so unique and personal. I got to check out the gift shop and museum, which were amazing. It was my first time staying in a Historic Hotel & I LOVED IT! I was nervous at first, but I can’t see why anyone wouldn’t be happy staying here. Before I came to stay, I originally just visited the building. While I was here they gave me a tour and explained the mission of the Enders! I knew this was a place I wanted to stay at.

We absolutely loved our stay in this very special and historic hotel. Terah was very hospitable and responsive to everything we needed. The hotel was amazingly restored and we appreciated all the antique details. The linens & bed were also very cozy and soft! We will definitely be back!

I stayed here for one night with work friends. One of our friends had stayed here years ago. The hotel had been beautifully restored. Each room is unique. History of the area surrounds you with every step. Terah the new owner is doing an outstanding job making this a unique experience. For those who love to hit the best of the historic hotels the USA has to offer do not miss this! Museum and hotel, hospitality and history. VERY comfortable bed and rooms with in suite bathrooms which can be unique for hotels of this age. There is a train track direct next to the hotel and there is noise from this but we easily overlooked this based on our overall experience. My room over looked the town geyser!

We stayed at the Enders Hotel in June of 2023. We loved our stay! It is under new management and many improvements have been made. The new manager is delightful. She has masterfully mixed the antique with modern conveniences. Updated mattresses, pillows, and bedding were comfortable. We stayed in 1st and 3rd floor rooms, with private bathrooms. There is no elevator, but that was no problem as there are a couple of private bath suites on the main level. The towels were plentiful, spotless, soft, and thick. The water was hot and rooms were quiet. All of our rooms were clean and free of any funky smells. No stains or goo anywhere. The included breakfast was good- eggs, bacon, sausage, muffins, bagels, toast, fruit, juice, milk, coffee, etc. All staff were friendly, kind, and catered to us personally. We loved stepping out the back door of the hotel and watching the geyser erupt. (Minerals from the geyser's mist coat windows, so you may want to park in front.) The hotel sits right next to the train tracks, but complimentary ear plugs are offered to guests (and we recommend you utilize them). In the hotel there is a small gift shop, café, and museum, as well as a large room available for receptions. If early 1900s ambience and history are your thing, you will love staying at the Enders! We were very comfortable and can't wait to go back again!

The Enders Hotel and its operator, Terah, are a hidden treasure in downtown Soda Springs, ID. The hotel—built in 1917 & impeccably restored in recent years—is a stunningly beautiful building ready to welcome visitors in great comfort and style. Terah is an engaging and gracious host with thorough knowledge of her community and area. This unique, but affordable hotel has a beautiful gift shop with items from local artists and craft persons. The morning coffee area and lobby are each stylish, bright and inviting! The rooms are spacious with crisply ironed linens and beautiful historic woodwork and fixtures. The three-story hotel includes a museum on the second floor with items from local families displaying area history. We were just passing through Soda Springs on a longer trip when we were fortunate to discover the Enders. We will long remember our stay there and our conversations with Terah!