this place stinks, the room hadent had a new mattress or box spring in a decade. the room was dirty and smelled quite bad. the bathroom has not been fixed up since the 80's. for the same price stay at motel 6 in meridian nice and very clean. More

I actually stayed here for a full month back in Jan-Feb 2008, due to a very short-notice relocation to Boise for a job. I didn't know the area, was planning to buy a house, and didn't want to blow a ton of money on a pricey hotel. I found the Cabana Inn on craigslist and it seemed to be what... More

As I was only in town for a couple of nights and needed to be close to the downtown core and did not need luxurious accomodations so I checked into this property. The room was nothing to write home about, but was pretty clean and the location was great. Around 4AM, I was awakened by the people staying in the... More

Stayed at the Cabana when the nearby Red Lion at which I was attending a conference was full. At half the price of the Red Lion, I thought the Cabana was a good value for a room that was very quiet and clean. I didn't notice any odd smells in the room as mentioned by one of the reviewers. Free... More

This hotel is not at all horrible. It is very basic, with smoking rooms that do smell like tobacco and lights that don't work. But what do you expect for $40 in this country? Especially for a downtown hotel that is not a crack den? I prefer to patronize places that are independently owned rather than hotel chains along freeways.... More

A thumbs up for the Cabana Inn. Stayed at the Cabana Inn for one night while on business. Usually, I stay at the Vista Inn up on Rose Hill, but there's not much up there in terms of restaurants, C-stores, etc., so I decided to stay downtown. The Cabana is on 16th, and the downtown stuff is collected around 4th... More

I'LL START THIS BY SAYING "PLEASE CHECK OUT THE ROOMS BEFORE YOU PAY FOR IT!!!!" I stayed in the Cabana Inn in Boise in 1990. Back then it was a nice place. I stayed there 18 years later, with the memories of past, I wanted to give my girlfriend a nice overnight stay before heading to Yellowstone. Not only did... More

The cheapest hotel during our trip, but competitive with the others. Clean. No breakfast. Close to downtown. More

I had an extended stay at the Cabana Inn when I first came to Boise in Fall 2008 and it is one of the best values in town. It is conveniently located right on the west edge of downtown, close to a variety of coffee shops, restaurants, gas stations, convenience stores, supermarkets and the Boise River greenbelt, whether one is... More