House Rules & Guest Conduct
Posted at every front desk. In any conflict, the posted rules at the specific property control.
Check-in and check-out
- Check-in: 3:00 pm. Early check-in depends on cleaning schedule.
- Check-out: 11:00 am. Late check-out available for a modest fee when rooms are free the following day.
- Weekly renewals are handled at the front desk before 11:00 am on the renewal date.
Smoking
- No smoking (including e-cigarettes, vaping, marijuana products) inside any room, hallway, lobby, or enclosed common area.
- Designated smoking areas are marked at each property.
- Violation triggers a $250 cleaning and deodorization fee, charged to the card on file.
Pets
- Pets are welcome at select properties only. Ask before booking.
- Pet-friendly properties require a refundable pet deposit plus a small nightly pet fee.
- Maximum two pets per room, subject to weight and breed approval.
- Service animals under ADA Title III are welcome at every property with no deposit or fee.
- Pets must be leashed in common areas and not left unattended in the room.
Quiet hours
- Quiet hours: 10:00 pm to 7:00 am.
- Repeat disturbance complaints can lead to eviction without refund.
Visitors
- Registered guests are the only people authorized to stay overnight.
- Day visitors are welcome until 10:00 pm and must depart by that time.
- Adding an unregistered occupant overnight is a material breach of the rental agreement.
Room occupancy
- Single-bed rooms: max 2 adults.
- Double-bed rooms: max 4 adults.
- Studio rooms: max 4 total occupants.
- Children under 12 sharing an existing bed are not counted against occupancy.
Parking
- Ground-level parking included. One vehicle per room.
- Commercial vehicles, trailers, and boats need advance approval.
- Inoperative or abandoned vehicles may be towed after notice.
Cooking and appliances
- Every room has a microwave and refrigerator.
- Studios have a full kitchen. Open-flame cooking (hot plates, candles) is not permitted in single or double rooms.
- Grilling is permitted only in property-designated outdoor areas.
Safety
- Firearms must be secured out of sight per Idaho law.
- Illegal drugs and illegal activity trigger immediate eviction and law-enforcement report.
- Tampering with smoke alarms, sprinklers, or fire equipment is a felony under Idaho law.