The Idaho State Capitol building is a popular spot for both locals and visitors alike to tour and experience art, architecture, and history.
When you see photos of downtown Boise with its picturesque skyline and surrounding foothills, a common sight is the Idaho State Capitol building. It’s no wonder that this iconic structure is featured prominently in many pictures of Boise considering its striking architecture and beautiful grounds.
As impressive as it is from the outside, the inside of the building is even more breathtaking, with multi-colored marble from around the world, sandstone from Table Rock, floods of natural light, and a large collection of art and statuary.
Whether you’re visiting for the first time or the tenth, we have all the
Downtown Boise is home to several incredible luxury hotels to fit every occasion and budget.
Whether you’re coming into town to check out Boise and the Treasure Valley for the first time, or you’re a resident and want to take a relaxing staycation, there’s a Downtown Boise hotel for you. We’ve put together this list with a variety of options in mind, from boutique and modern to cozy and traditional.
Many of these hotels have added perks like rooftop balconies and evening events to enjoy, and all of them call the bustling center of arts, culture, and food that is downtown Boise their home. Before you book, read on to find the perfect hotel for your needs.
Best Downtown Boise Hotels
Hotel 43 | 981 W Grove St, Boise, ID 83702 | Hotel43.com
The Barber Valley is one of the most unique areas in Boise, with a rich spirit of history and a sense of excitement for the future.
Barber Valley residents and city planners have worked carefully to preserve natural wonders while making room for expansion, and there’s a shared understanding that even while Boise booms, the Barber Valley will never become a haphazard suburbia.
With big skies, backyard access to the foothills, and a growing community, neighborhood residents know they’re putting down roots in an uncommonly beautiful area.
Situated just southeast of downtown Boise, the Barber Valley is a substantial neighborhood of over 1,700 acres. Despite its location on the Boise map, the neighborhood is technically located in the southern
Over the last five years, the winter season has brought new highs and this one isn’t any different.
The Boise area real estate market had a banner year in 2018; it looks like 2019 is starting the same.
The median single-family home price in Ada County rose 12.45 percent to $314,739 over the previous 12 months. Up nearly $35,000 from the then record high set last January of $279,900.
In Canyon County, prices jumped 20 percent to a new all-time record high of $235,000. Up nearly $40,000 from the year prior, also a previous record.
Boise’s median price rose 15.23 percent to $295,000.
The lack of homes for sale continues to push Treasure Valley home prices to new highs.
While we continue to see a small uptick in new construction
