Hotel McCall

We absolutely loved spending our anniversary weekend here! Hotel McCall is perfectly situated next to the lake and just a few steps from great food, bars and shops. It was so perfect to be able to just step outside and be just a few feet from the lake. The hotel amenities are quaint and lovely — it’s clean, nicely decorated, cute coffee and tea station in the lobby, yummy cookies at 9:00 p.m. Our room was nice — the place is very well maintained — and oh my goodness I wish I had a bathtub like that at home! It was so long and had great jets! The room also had nice, heavy doors, so it was very quiet. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful with recommendations. Shout-out to Dana and Claire! Thank you for helping make our weekend so delightful! We spent most of our weekend at the lake, hot springs less than half an hour away, and Ponderosa State Park just 1.5 miles from the hotel. We’re already planning our next visit!

Fun place with nice atmosphere. Feels a little like you are back in time with fresh coffee, water, snacks, and cookies at night. The lobby is warm and inviting. Lovely fireplace with an area for conversation or playing games. Extremely quiet. We never heard anything on the second floor and while facing the street, never heard traffic noise. Will definitely stay there again.

I had the most memorable stay at Hotel McCall—truly the best I can recall. From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere was unusually warm and welcoming. The staff (Cindy & Dana), always smiling and interested, went above and beyond to ensure my comfort. Their genuine care and attentiveness reminded me of the kind of hospitality you’d expect at a cozy bed and breakfast, where you feel more like a guest in someone’s home than a hotel visitor.||Each morning began with delicious coffee and homemade cake slices, and throughout the day, an assortment of treats—including fresh cookies—were thoughtfully provided. Since it was close to Halloween, the tasteful seasonal decorations added a festive touch without being overdone.||The common areas were just as inviting as the rooms. Overstuffed furniture, a glowing fireplace, and a window view of the lake framed by greenery created the perfect setting to relax outside of your room. The antique furnishings throughout the hotel added a timeless charm—like stepping into another era.||Location-wise, Hotel McCall couldn’t be better. It’s right on the lake and within walking distance of charming shops, restaurants, and a delightful local co-op gallery. Morning and sunset strolls by the water were steps away, and the convenience of nearby attractions made exploring effortless.||My room was comfortable and thoughtfully appointed. Honestly, I can’t imagine staying anywhere else in McCall. This hotel has set the bar incredibly high.

The hotel was much better than I expected. This is not my first time at Hotel McCall. I ❤️ this hotel. The rooms are beautiful. It doesn't feel like a hotel, it feels like a true home environment. The rooms are set up so nice and cozy. Love the jetted tub. I shout out that this is a hotel I recommend to anyone looking for luxury in your getaway.

Such a perfect little hotel. We spent a cozy winter day walking around the town, buying from the local shops, putting together a puzzle in the lobby, and just relaxing. Such a nice warm hotel. Definetly will be back.

Been visiting McCall for decades. This was our first time at Hotel McCall. The staff in particular was super helpful and extremely nice. The facility location cant be beat. The bed was super comfortable. It exceeded our expectations and we will be back. Thank you!

Positive: Close to everything we wanted to do. We could walk to restaurants and shopping Negative: I couldn’t adjust the temperature in the room. Had to open the window to cool off

Love this place...we were made to feel so welcome! Room was great, and we enjoyed restaurant and bar next door very much!

What a magical place. The restaurant is dynamite! Chris is an amazing wine steward and chef is phenomenal

Very poor customer service. The manager Amy and Karen have poor demeanor and treat people with little respect. I spent over $350.00 for poor service and won't be back.

Nice downtown location, beautiful antiques in the interior, and great restaurant (Rupert's). However, we stayed only one night, and barely got any sleep. Imagine if we stayed a week. We we had a very loud guest as a neighbor who decided to play his music loud at 11:15pm. When I called the hotel clerk, she said she'd "take care of it". Music continued, so I rang back and she said, "I called and nobody answered." I said, "that's probably because the music is too loud. Can you please come and knock on the door and tell them to turn it down?" And she replied... "Why don't YOU knock on the door?" (unbelievable!) After I shamed her into going up herself, rather than "Hotel McCall allowing its guests to get into confrontations with other drunk loud guests", she knocked but nobody answered. The guest did some yelling at his girlfriend, the shower turned on, and the music finally....stopped of its own accord, no thanks to the rude hotel clerk. After this, the doors kept banging all night around this old hotel, often slamming many times in succession (what's up with that??). All the beauty and charm went out of the place after the rudeness of the clerk, and the fact that we barely got any sleep, even with 2 sound machines. We had to cut our trip short because we were so exhausted. Thanks Hotel McCall. The "continental breakfast" is a joke: you have to pre-order what you want, like, say, a hardboiled egg, some OJ, and a small greasy commercially made muffin, which they hand to you in a paper bag in the morning. Coffee was cheap diner quality and weak. The bed was plenty large (California King with lots of pillows), but there was no bedsheet between the blanket/comforter, which is a first for me. Makes me wonder how sanitary the place is (do they wash their comforters after each guest visit?) The room was decent. Body wash dispenser in shower did not work. We wanted some bottled water, but they only sold it in a vending machine for $2/bottle. We bought 2, and the machine ran out. So it's tap water unless you want to make a late night jaunt to Albertson's. Oh, and you have to haul your own luggage up to the 2nd floor if you're in the "historical wing"--which means, your window probably faces the main, loud entrance. Ugh.

Spend the extra money and stay at Shore Lodge. Booked one night here. My husband thought to extend the stay but they needed us to change rooms. They said it would be the room next door but that room wasn't ready by the time the guest came for our room. Mind you it was only 12 pm. Instead of having the next guest wait until check in. The manager barged into our room demanding us to stay in a similar room across the street. At this point I requested to cancel the room swap, the point of staying was to avoid packing up all our items into the car. The Manager at first understood and agreed. I have 3 children and one being a newborn I began fully packing this is when things went from bad to worst. The manager came in and started to clean the room with me in it. The couch bed they remade with the same sheets we had just used. I made a comment about the sanitation of that choice as she began making the main bed in the room the same. The Manager began to get angry. I made a comment about speaking to a manager about the lack of sanitation they were "cleaning with before the next guest and she stated she is the manager and highest up I could speak too. She then said if I leave a review she is going to charge me for the second canceled room now. It was a misuse of power. I began to understand why the staff seemed so miserable. Switching hotels was the best choice because the second hotel experience was beyond amazing and we ended up extending our vacation an extra week at the other resort.

A piece of history in the McCall area. This hotel is quaint and very quiet even though it rest in the hub of downtown McCall,Idaho. The lake view is incredible and the dining is wonderful. Be sure when checking in that you make time to dine at Rupert's. The hotel is wonderful and you truly feel like you are at a Bed and Breakfast not a large hotel. It's very comfy. Hotel McCall is also wonderful about giving back to their community. Recently supporting The Donnelly Public Library. Their community first love is certainly felt. Hotel McCall is a must! Book a room and stay a night or a week. Enjoy McCall!

The people here (especially Amy and Karen) are wonderful... the hotel is so peaceful.. and the scenery is beautiful..

This remodeled historic hotel with just 19 rooms is a jewel in western Idaho for the price. In the heart of downtown McCall with many great places to eat. Free parking. Indoor pool and fitness center. FREE wiFi and cont breakfast. Hot water and great bath or shower. The drive to the North along the Samon River is breathtaking from location. Hotel near edge and marina of Lake Payette. The staff knows how to run a hotel. STAY and tell them Sam on Yelp said so....a grest night of rest. My only issue for older folks is the jetted tub which is 18" high so a big step to get in.

Hotel McCall is a charming hotel in the heart of McCall. I've drove by this hotel for years and have never stayed there until my friend booked a room over the 4th of July weekend. This hotel was built in 1904 and since then the rooms have been remodeled. The staff are extremely friendly and every night they serve complimentary beer, wine, cookies, and milk. They even have a library of dvd movies both new and old, fitness center, pool, and each room has a jacuzzi. The only downside is that the continental breakfast was lacking...they only served the basics such as toast, muffins, yogurt, bananas, and coffee. Thankfully Fogglifter is next door for those hearty eaters. The other downside is there's no fridge in the rooms to store drinks and food. But overall this hotel was worth the stay!

This place was so rude as to put a warning for parking in a parking lot for the businesses as if They controlled all parking in McCall. So sad that you are Chasing away business in the area. I also frequent the area, but you have seen my last dollars spent in your kingdom. Should not bite the hand that feeds you !

We came in late Thursday afternoon and was a walk in. Requested a two night stay and was given a nice room with a discount for first night and the hotel clerk said the following night would be normal price. We thought what a bargain and was given a nice large room with full kitchen. But we where working from "home" in the hotel room and at 11:30 got a phone call from the front desk telling us we need to get out. One of us hadn't even showered and both in the middle of working in our computers. They couldn't move us to another room because sold out. You think they would have given us something towards our next stay. So we had to find other accommodations for the rest of the weekend. Not pleased. I have worked in several hotels and resorts and would have at least given out a partial credit towards a future stay.

Tired and a little stuffy like needs some fresh air . Restaurant not open Tuesdays or Wednesday's Although lots of restaurants super close by (across the street) Bed sheets were rough like an old youth camp.

We had a delightful stay at Hotel McCall for 3 nights. We are very picky travelers. We stayed in Unit 212, one of the two luxury lakeside condos. So glad we splurged for that. Wonderful view looking out. The unit was very spacious and comfortable. Enjoyed the gas fireplace. Our whole stay was wonderful. This is an older hotel that is in a fabulous location, perfect for walking around town. We made dinner reservations for the onsite restaurant, Ruperts - highly recommend. The hotel has a continental breakfast that you order the day prior and then pick up in the morning. We were glad it included protein options such as yogurt and hard boiled egg. We went swimming in the salt water pool one evening - had the whole pool to ourselves. Hotel front desk went the extra step when our fireplace was not working on day 2, and quickly got it resolved. Appreciated the cookies being put out each evening. We will be back!

Perfect location near many restaurants, shops and lake-front sidewalk. They did a great job renovating the Hotel. We enjoyed our Courtyard Standard King Room overlooking Bin 45 Restaurant dining area which was shaded by large trees. We enjoyed listening to the musicians playing for Bin 45's guests. We eventually went down to the courtyard and thoroughly enjoyed dinner at Bin 45. The next day we discovered Hotel McCall's Restaurant called Rupert's Restaurant. It is beautiful inside there with gorgeous views of Payette Lake. We will try the restaurant on a return trip and definitely stay again at this Hotel.

This is the best location in McCall. Right across from the marina. Beautiful historic building filled with authentic antiques from all over the world. The restaurant has an amazing view and the best food in town. Gary is an award winning chef and you can taste it in every bite. A wonderful pool year around. Book in advance this place fills up even in the off season.

Read this if you are looking to do a Ski and Stay package through Hotel McCall, which includes 2 lift tickets: I just spoke to someone on the phone about the ski and stay package that I booked. I found out that the more expensive room I purchased (the only one they had) did not qualify for the package and that I would have to pay additional for the lift tickets. No one notified me of this even though I booked weeks before our check-in date. The Christmas gift to my husband has now been canceled, they were not willing to add the lift tickets.

Excellent location right in the heart of McCall. Friendly staff, very clean rooms and amazing historic and unique building. So glad we stayed here!! The restaurant is very cute though we didn't try the food. Perfect for a stay in McCall!

Hotel McCall is a charming hotel located across from the lake and within walking distance to the brewery, shops, and ice rink. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfy. Complimentary drinks are provided during happy hour and cookies are served in the evening. McCall isn't a busy town, so in the evening enjoy picking out a free movie from the front desk. I was shocked to find all the latest titles on DVD and Blue Ray. I selected a few new Oscar winning screenplays and spent the evening watching them. The staff was friendly and inviting. I would highly recommend this hotel the next time you are planning a visit to McCall.

Julia goes above and beyond! She is a great employee. #1 reason we keep coming back to hotel mccall!!

Location is unbeatable but the traffic at all hours is very disruptive and does not allow for a very restful night of sleep. The room, however, was comfortable and inviting. The restaurant staff; friendly and attentive. The front desk host, while fairly dry and moderately impersonal, was accommodating when we needed a room that allowed a small dog for which we did not reserve. The traffic is the majority reason for the 3 stars, which I acknowledged is beyond their control, the inadequate parking; the dirt shared lot behind the hotel is the only available parking and the continental breakfast, while free, could use some improvement. There was no coffee or cream upon arrival. I had to flag down a staff member to assist and there were no clean plates. We had to put our food in napkins. Overall I was mildly disappointed.

Super loud outdoor concert (birthday party??) going on right outside the hotel until 11 pm! Terrible and couldn't sleep. Additionally their continental breakfasts was a complete joke...see photos.

Awful smelly smelly rooms ,so disappointed we were so excited to stay here..we got a 1 bedroom condo,with full kitchen ,the ice maker did not work ,dried up milk all over the table..Don't pull the blinds their are bugs all along the window seals ..slider had handprints all over .Awful customer service.oh yah and WiFi did not work ,so we were there less than 24 hours nothing worked and payed 452.00..The view was beautiful ..

I have not found anything wrong with our stay here. Clean rooms, friendly staff, great location, wonderful breakfast, great feel. You won't go wrong here!

My husband and I came here on their ski and stay deal. Check-in was easy. The front desk is super flexible. We were able to drop in the morning of check-in to pick up our lift tickets and drop off our luggage before heading to the mountain. The room was spacious and clean. The bathroom had a jet tub which felt remarkable after a long day on the slopes. The front desk offers over 300 DVDs that you are able to check out and watch in the privacy of your room. We will be coming back in the summer to experience McCall again!

We enjoyed every minute at this beautiful hotel. Not only is it built on the best spot in McCall, it's so perfectly laid out to be welcoming and relaxing no matter what time of day. Views of the lake and mountains are spectacular. The deck outside Rupert's works great at lunchtime or evening for lakeside dining. The food there was delicious. The staff were at ease and always on the ball while adding to the welcoming vibe that is everywhere here. The rooms are impeccable. My favorite spot was the Italian town recreation complete with Bocce courts and the Bistro. Morning, noon and night this was a sweet place to meet and relax over coffee and snacks. Hotel McCall gets it right on all levels.

My sister and I happened upon this hotel on a visit to McCall. We had decided not to book our hotels in advance to make our trip more spontaneous and flexible. This hotel sparked my interest because it is in the heart of McCall next to the lake, steps from shops, grocery, and restaurants (they have a nice Albertson's right down the street!). We were able to book a room last minute because it was during a spike in cases of the Covid pandemic. Unfortunately, there was only a covid breakfast (cold grab-n-go with high carb options only), so we bopped on down to Pancake House, which serves a fantastic breakfast and has a cute little gift shop attached. Our hotel was perfect for the season, right before Thanksgiving, and we loved the gas fireplace in the lobby family room. Our room was clean and charming. Our bathroom had the most wonderful jetted tub, and sister and I each had our own Jacuzzi bath with plenty of hot water. Lovely! The staff was very nice, especially the older gentleman who gave us all kinds of information about the area and navigating the winter roads. We choose this hotel because it feels a bit like a mountain lodge only less rustic. We would definitely stay here again and recommend it, although I suggest you bring your own pillow. Also, we noticed that the mattresses seemed to be covered in plastic and it caused us to overheat and sweat a bit. Course we are two menopausal women, but we didn't sweat in our other hotel beds. Every time sister rolled over at night I'd hear her creaking and squeaking on that mattress pad! You might want to request a room that is not on the road side because trucks driving by all night were very loud. But other than these small issues, it was a wonderful hotel.

Absolutely one of our favorite stays ever! The staff was very efficient, and so welcoming, the rooms quiet and clean and beautifuly designed, We had a delicious meal at Ruperts, with stunning view of the lake, we highly recommend Hotel Mcall!!

My wife and I stayed one night here recently in room 205 which has a king bed, a jetted tub in the bathroom and a private balcony. The price was reasonable at $143 (including taxes), the mattress was comfortable and the room was on the small side but clean and quiet. We liked the artwork in the room. However he balcony was dirty and had no lake view because there's a building in the way, so the hotel's claim of a "filtered lake view" is misleading and disappointing. The bathroom has been updated with nice doors, counters and sink. My wife was bothered by the crinkly mattress cover but I didn't notice it. The front desk staff member that night was helpful and friendly as was the host of the included continental breakfast. The location next to the lake and in downtown was very nice. We walked just across the hotel's courtyard and ate dinner at the nearby brewery. The hotel has been expanded and remodeled over the years and is a little quirky in its configuration and decor but we liked it. Cookies in the lobby at night is a nice touch. If the big box hotels aren't your thing and you're looking for comfort at a fair price, the Hotel McCall is a good option.

The best place! Love location and service. Even had dog room service. Chow chow approved.

I've stayed in a lot of places, but I think this one is by far my favorite. The rooms are nice, quiet, clean and comfy. The hotel is beautiful: it's a historic hotel right across the street from the public beach at Payette lake. There is a boccie court outside, surrounded by local restaurants and coffee places, under shade trees. The pool is beautiful but small, surrounded by faux-grecian columns. there is a super common room with puzzles, games, comfy furniture and a cozy fireplace. The art collection in the hotel is fabulous. Someone has collected prints and originals, all of animals, 19th century life, etc which adds to the beauty of the surroundings. The restaurant is fabulous for dinner, try the steaks. The complimentary breakfast is standard fare or cold cereals, bagels and fruit, but ample. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat.

Maybe I'm not the best authority on what a hotel is supposed to be like, being more of a motel kind of guy, but I've gotten used to having things like water glasses and coffee makers in rooms, maybe a mini-fridge, etc. This place had no water glasses in the rooms. There was no coffee available in the lobby at 6:30 AM--I'd consider that a must for a place that's catering to people who are going on skiing or rafting trips. The room was relatively comfortable. Love the town itself.

I thought the dishes were well prepared with ethnic flair. And a handsome wine list. Great setting with a classic and stylish hotel. A must do in McCall.

The location is the BEST. It is in the heart of McCall with views of the lake. The room was pretty standard, incredibly clean. The hotel itself felt very regal, classy with lots of fun historic items and decoration. The breakfast included was delicious. Staff was friendly.

Looked so forward go staying at this landmark location. Great location, great eateries unfortunately managed poorly ! I was given a handicapped (not) room at check in near the noisy elevator. Front desk said they couldn't move me as hotel was sold out Housekeeping was terrible leaving trash behind, not vacuuming the room and even left a handwritten note to name sure we knew how to care for the bed linens??? Unfortunate.....

I came all the way from California. Did My research and it said "Pet Friendly" which I have a service dog, the lady at the front saw the dog never said a word when checking in, when we got to the room it was disgusting it smelled awful, it was not cleaned down fully like it should be the table was full of dust, The view is amazing however they had plates and cups in there that look like it came from their homes so we had to clean the entire room and clean all the cups, plates, silverware all mismatched, don't even know where they got it from. The ice machine did not work, The Internet did not work. The money it cost to stay there was out rages versus any other place that would've been fully cleaned. When we left they saw the dog again but then charged us an extra hundred because the lady at the front argued with us trying to tell us it wasn't a service dog because the dark happened to bark once even though we had the proper documents and she immediately changed their policy on there website to say no pets allowed as soon as we left which service dogs are allowed everywhere or anywhere had the lady known her job. She's not even allowed to ask questions once we say it's a service dog! The only thing she can ask is what service does it provide. I can honestly say that the only thing that was nice was the view and that's because we paid a ridiculous amount of money to stay there and have that view.

We had a great stay at Hotel McCall. So comfortable and customer service was awesome. Loved how the hotel carried the history of McCall. Rupert's staff was friendly and welcomed us from Boise. We will stay there again.

Summer is here you must stop in to this beautiful McCall landmark. incredible charm and a perfect location for enjoying the lake. The anchor point of the town everything is within walking distance. Meals at Rupert's are fantastick

Very nice, lots of extras, great location, messed up my reservation, but otherwise a really great place to stay.

I love how close they are to everything. Once you park your car there at the Hotel McCall you can just walk to where you need to go. Love the hotel and the location.

The staff was wonderful. We were stranded due to weather and were unable to reach our cabin. The good folks at Hotel McCall were fabulous, they helped to make a bad situation better, and they embodied the absolute best in what one would hope for in service. Rooms were comfortable and clean, and breakfast was satisfying. Thank you!! We will visit again.

Family had an emergency involving an organ transplant, so we had to cancel. They gave us no money back or an opportunity to reschedule. Not going to come back. Wouldn't recommend for planned vacations.

We had a couple of days left for our 16 day vacation. We booked the McCall Hotel some months ago. We were placed on a waiting list for the second night. July 4th weekend so we weren't optimistic. We got a call from the hotel to confirm our second night about a month before our trip. That's a plus right there! Upon our arrival we were upgraded from a King room with couch to a King Suite. The room was a combined lockout type condo. Very spacious with full kitchen. Old hotel style with upgrades. No A/C and it was quite warm so we had the windows open. A nearby brewery and a wine bar were lively. Hotel restaurant provided a beautiful view of the lake and our Kurobota Pork chops were outstanding. We were exhausted after a long and active trip and we're pleased to stop by the market to make a light dinner in the room and watch a movie with the family. They have a huge library of movies available to check out. It was a holiday weekend and it was pretty noisy late with the revelers were going strong. Not the hotels fault, but the location is in the mix so beware if you book on s holiday weekend. We were fine with it. This place has history and it is shared in photos on the walls and a large study with books and displays. We had a great and unique experience with the family.

Our family really enjoyed our stay in McCall and the Hotel McCall was a big part of it. What a location- in a town around shops and restaurants yet so close to tons of outdoor activities. If there wasn't so much to do, I could just sit on the patio at Rupperts all day (in the shade) and enjoy watching the lake. The Sunday special pot roast is pretty good as well. Indoor pool means activity for the kids no matter the weather.