Boise Hotels|Boise, Idaho, United States

Hotel 43

Name: Hotel 43
Telephone: 800-243-4622

Bold design in downtown Boise

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As a boutique hotel set along the 43rd parallel in the capital city of the nation’s 43rd state, Hotel 43 doesn’t just embrace its location — it fully embodies it.

From the property’s locally created décor to the staff’s enthusiasm for the city in which they live, a Hotel 43 experience seasoned by Boise’s unique attractions is unavoidable by design.

Being supporters of Boise's local arts scene, the friendly staff has arranged several programs that showcase the city, including its unique "arts passport" which includes free or discounted tickets to the Boise Art Museum and the city's ballet, philharmonic, opera and more when available.

If you're visiting Boise for the first time, you might be surprised by this boutique hotel's contemporary design and bold palette. There's no western kitsch here—instead you'll find rooms with streamlined decor punched up with doses of red and charcoal, and upscale touches like high thread count luxury linens and flat-screen TVs.

The onsite restaurant, Chandlers, is a local hotspot and includes a stylish martini bar where on most nights you can hear live jazz.

Our Inspector's Highlights

The Boise hotel proudly supports its local art scene, presenting you with an Arts Passport upon check in which provides free admission to the nearby Boise Art Museum and offers information about the city’s various dance, music, and theater companies.
Hotel 43 sits near the center of downtown Boise and is a quick stroll from restaurants, shopping, and the soothing Boise River.
The hotel staff strives to remain abreast of events around the calendar, so even winter visitors who prefer to avoid the slopes can look to their hosts to recommend a nearby activity that would be the perfect fit for them.
Chandler’s Steakhouse-the hotel’s featured restaurant, is a Boise favorite, beloved by locals and tourists alike, serving up mouthwatering regional cuisine featuring Idaho-sourced ingredients on a three-course prix-fixe menu.

Things to Know

Upon checking into the hotel, you will likely receive a list of 43 things to do while you’re in Boise, many of which are within walking distance from the hotel.
For breakfast, the hotel offers the more casual Metro Café, open seven days a week, offering a broad menu to please an array of appetites and palates.
Chandler’s Steakhouse mixologist, Pat Carden, seeks to delight visitors’ taste buds with the signature Ten Minute Martini, renown as the smoothest martini you will ever sip.
The Boise hotel offers a free shuttle for the 15 minute ride to and from the airport.

The Rooms

Just like the hotel’s halls, its rooms and suites are adorned with artistic framed photographs of the area’s landmarks.
Keeping step with the city’s eco-conscious population, Hotel 43 demonstrates its commitment to the environment by providing natural, eco-friendly toiletries in its rooms.
Allergy sufferers flock to the hotel’s handful of allergy-friendly rooms, which are maintained with specialized products designed to limit allergic flare-ups. Reserve these rooms early, as they are highly sought after and frequently booked.
Rooms feature streamlined decor punched up with doses of red and charcoal, and upscale touches like high thread count luxury linens and flat-screen TVs.

The Look

To complement the framed art depicting Boise’s key landmarks, the hotel combines bold colors with hip furnishings.
With a 60-foot high ceiling in the lobby, the first few floors of rooms take on a loft-like feel, overlooking the trendy yet functional lobby seating.
Looking up from the lobby floor, you’ll see staggered, brightly colored light fixtures and large windows offering broad views of the surroundings.
Consistent with the boutique hotel’s hip décor, many of the photographs found throughout the property offer an abstract view of Boise by zooming in on a unique door or other specific feature of a landmark as the photo’s focal point.

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