Rexburg-Days Inn

271 S. 2nd West
Rexburg, ID 83440
Nightly Rates: ( 50.01 - 55.01 )
3 Star

Property Description

The Rexburg Days Inn has a friendly, direct, pleasant front desk. We offer complimentary continental breakfast from 7:00AM to 11:00AM in the lobby. Yellowstone Park - 85 miles north. Sand Dunes - 12 miles north. BYU Idaho College - 1/2 block. Jackson, WY - 76 miles. We have many other attractions in this Rocky Mountain area. We have a total of 41 rooms. We have all newly remodeled rooms in the past 2 years. We have rooms with one or two queen size beds or one king size.

Amenities

· Air Conditioned
· Continental Breakfast
· Hairdryers Available
· Ice Machine
· Iron
· Ironing Board
· Outdoor Pool
· TV Remote Control
· Vending Machines
· Wake-up Service
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Free Newspaper
· Free Parking
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pool
· Pets Allowed
· Parking
· Safe Deposit Box
· Television with Cable

Room Information

General Information
Total # of Rooms: 62 Total # of Quenn-Queen Rooms: 34 Total # of King Rooms: 13 Total # of Non-Smoking Rooms: 25 Total # of Smoking Room: 37 Total # of Handicapped Rooms: 4
Two Queen Bed Suite

Standard King Bed Room

Standard Two Double Bed Room

Bathroom

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Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 02:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is MST
· Opened in 1967
· Renovated in 2000
· 41 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.

Directions

From Highway 20 take Exit 332. Head East to first light. Take a Left. Go one mile to the round about and head North on 2nd South. Hotel one block on right.

From Highway 33 headed East, go to first stoplight past railroad crossing. Turn Right on 2nd South and hotel is 2.5 blocks on the left.

Idaho Falls

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Restaurant Information

New Hong Kong - 1/2 block Frontier Pies - 3 blocks Pizza Hut - 1/2 mile Hard Hat Cafe - 1 mile Wingers - 1.5 miles

Recreation Information

BYU Idaho - 1/2 block St. Anthony's Sand Dunes - 20 miles Kelly Canyon Ski Resort - 25 miles West Yellowstone - 89 miles Jackson Hole, WY - 96 miles

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Travel Information for Idaho Hotel Guests

If you are searching for an inn, hotel, motel or resort near an Idaho attraction, amusement and theme parks, or close to shopping, cultural events, historic sites, museums and performing arts centers, or nearby zoos, a festival, a golf course, an Idaho state park, this is where you will find it.

With its high mountain peaks, alpine lakes, lush forests and desert sand dunes, IDAHO's door is always open to adventure seekers, outdoor enthusiasts and those looking to learn about its scenic beauty, western history and diverse culture.

ARCO was the "First City in the World Lighted by Atomic Power"; the nearby Craters of the Moon contain more than 20 volcanic cones. Upper and Lower Mesa Falls are near ASHTON. The Big Falls Inn Interpretive Center has exhibits on the falls and canyon.

The Idaho Potato Expo at BLACKFOOT offers dozens of fun and educational exhibits about the world's most popular vegetable.

BOISE is a place where you can ski in the morning, play golf in the afternoon and attend live theater at night; there are many museums: the Basque Museum & Cultural Center interprets the rich history of the Basques in Idaho and their old-world origin, the Boise Art Museum, the Idaho Black History Museum, a showplace of black culture, the Idaho Historical Museum, and the Idaho Museum of Military History; more attractions include the Discovery Center of Idaho with Interactive exhibits illustrating the wonders of science, the Idaho State Capitol Building, and the Idaho Botanical Garden, the Idaho Shakespeare Festival, the 200 birds of prey at the World Center for Birds of Prey, and Zoo Boise. An hour from Boise is the Bruneau Dunes State Park which includes the largest single-structured sand dune in North America and the Bruneau Dunes Observatory.

Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge is a sanctuary for migratory birds at BONNERS FERRY. City of Rocks National Reserve is located amidst the mountain peaks of the Albion Mountain Range; many people see animals, faces, or buildings in the 2.5-billion years old granitic rock formations; the Visitor Center is located in ALMO. Nestled among tall pines on the shores of the lake is COEUR D'ALENE; attractions include Silverwood Theme Park and the nearby Cataldo Mission of the Sacred Heart which was built entirely without nails in 1853.

GRANGEVILLE is the gateway to five wilderness areas and four national forests totaling over 5-million acres, second only to Alaska in designated wilderness area.

At HAGERMAN over 200 individual "Hagerman Horses" (most closely related to the modern zebra) were recovered at the Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument; Hagerman Valley lies in part of the Snake River Canyon, best known for the "1000 Springs" that pour out of the canyon walls.

HELLS CANYON is the deepest river gorge (7,900 feet) in North America; in some places, the canyon walls plunge more than a mile deep.

The Bonneville Museum at IDAHO FALLS offers permanent exhibits depicting local historical events of pioneer life.

KELLOG is the center of the Coeur d'Alene mining district, which in recent years has adopted the name "Silver Valley." It is the nation's leading producer of silver and covers an area of about 300 square miles.

LAVA HOT SPRINGS is a resort town with hot springs and Olympic Swimming Complex.

LEWISTON is where the explorers Lewis and Clark camped in 1805 and again in 1806; the city is an inland seaport where ships are loaded for a 465-mile trip down the Snake and Columbia Rivers to the Pacific; it is the gateway to Hells Canyon.

In Massacre RockS State Park at AMERICAN FALLS “Gate of Death” and “Devil's Gate” were names given to this narrow break in the rocks during the Oregon Trail period when emigrants feared that Indians might be waiting in ambush. Ponderosa State Park is located 1.5 miles east of McCALL; it covers most of a l,000-acre peninsula that juts out into Payette Lake.

MOSCOW is a town of gothic spires and golden fields, home to the University of Idaho and the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival, the largest jazz concert in the Northwest, and to the Appaloosa Horse Club and Museum which features the history of the Appaloosa horse, noted for its spotted markings.

The Fort Hall Replica in POCATELLO was built from the original Hudson Bay Company plans. Ponderosa State Park has wildflowers, wildlife, beaches and boat ramps.

The Sand Dunes of St. ANTHONY consist of more than 11,000 acres of clear, shifting, white quartz sand dunes up to 400 feet high that move about eight feet each year. SILVER CITY was once a mining mecca, today 75 structures remain in the Historical Area including the antique-filled Idaho Hotel (1866) and the Post Office-Drugstore.

SILVER MOUNTAIN is a year round outdoor playground at Kellogg, named by Ski Magazine as "One of Skiings Biggest Secrets." The Snake River Birds of Prey Area is home to North America's densest population of nesting raptors and covers 483,000 acres along 80 miles of the Snake River.

At SPALDING the visitor center at the Nez Perce National Historic Park offers interpretive exhibits and audio-visual programs of the history of the Nez Perce people.

STANLEY is the gateway to the the Sawtooth National Forest, the Sawtooth Wilderness, and the Frank Church "River of No Return" Wilderness.

SUN VALLEY is one of the top ski resorts in the country.

TAMARACK on the northwest shores of Lake Cascade is a rare all-season resort whose ski, golf, village and lake amenities are all located in extremely close proximity.

At TWIN FALLS Shoshone Falls is known as the “Niagara of the West", plunging 52 feet further than Niagara.

The historic mining town of WALLACE is famous as the "Silver Capital of the World," and every building in town is on the U.S. National Historic Register; popular visitor attractions, in addition to the many jewelry and antique shops, are the Sierra Silver Mine Tour, the Northern Pacific Depot Railroad Museum, the Wallace District Mining Museum, and the Oasis Bordello Museum.

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