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Sandpoint is a very beautiful setting , the town is nice , the mainstreet is very quaint although the streets have been torn up for an extended period of time Worst part is 6- 8 Traitor ns a night go right through town and lay on their horns!!! Wear Earlugs to sleep!

My experience in this town was truly wonderful! The town is quiet and secure, making it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and comfort. The town center is absolutely charming, filled with a variety of unique shops and delicious restaurants to explore. One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the stunning beach, which boasts an incredible view of the surrounding mountains. The beach itself was clean and well-maintained, making it an ideal spot for a day of leisure. In addition to the beach, there was also a fantastic ski resort nearby that more than met my expectations. The slopes were spacious and not overly crowded, making for an enjoyable skiing experience. The lifts were also fast, which meant less time waiting in line and more time on the slopes. The locals in the town were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made my stay even more enjoyable. I felt like I was truly part of the community, and the warm hospitality I encountered was truly heartwarming. Overall, I would highly recommend this town as a vacation destination. Whether you're looking to soak up the sun on the beach or hit the slopes at the nearby ski resort, this town offers something for everyone. The quaint town center, delicious restaurants, and friendly locals make it an unforgettable experience.

Great little city to visit, alot to do, alot to see. Sandpoint also lets you leave the big city pace behind, it was a great time day or night and all the people were friendly and welcomed us. Great food, great antique shops, pretty scenery....quite little town nestled in the mountains.

This is Idaho. I thought it would be more pet friendly. We hoped to take our dogs to the lake. Most parks and beaches were posted "no dogs allowed". Not a very dog friendly place and VERY expensive. I paid $35 bucks for 2 breakfast sandwiches and 2 small coffees. I regretted reserving the hotel for 2 nights. I just wanted to go home after one night.

Outdated, shabby. Felt more like staying in a convalescent hospital. Horrible dining room. Edgewater billed me twice. Once for my actual stay and a second time for a phantom visit several days prior to my arrival. I am furious. Having to dispute it on my Am Ex card. The indoor pool was the only nice thing I can say about this hotel. Small, boutique community. Overall, disappointing. I would not bother to go back. If I stayed anywhere again, it would be at The Lodge in Sagel, just over the south end of the bridge. Elegant, upscale accommodation. An authentic fine dining restaurant. The Edgewater was a pathetic burn. I would never recommend it.

The beach, the beach, the beach. Okay the surrounding forests, the trails, the water falls (we did drive and hike into Snow Creek Falls and it was beautiful....upper and lower falls). Loved the Trinity Restrauant at City Beach..... the Classic Burger.... though simple and fairly inexpensive was mouth watering, loved having breakfast at Connie’s, Kokanee and Roastry was to die for especially the scones, hey we gotta go back there are all sorts of great places to eat and visit. The boat tour/cruises from City Beach was a must do as it is the only way to truly see the lake. The boat staff were great and I even liked the snacks 👍😎