Flamingo Motel

"When you want that authentic 1930's Auto Court feel, the Flamingo Motel is perfect! We stayed in room #11, which is the Tuscan Garden room."

"Very cool little hotel. Each room has a different theme and I stayed in the Emerald Isle room. The AC worked well. Beds were pretty comfortable I have no complaints I would stay there again."

"Except for the bed being more firm than I typically like, our stay was great! We had the Gone Fishing room. The decor was perfect! Location is perfect to access downtown and everyone there was great to work with. We'll definitely stay again!"

"Thanks Amy for being such a great host!!! ;) Room was SO clean and comfortable, the hosts were so gracious and warm. Loved everything about staying here. Thanks for making our stay in Coeur d'Alene fantastic!!!"

"A good value . . . if you manage your expectations and compare it to other options in the area. Fact is, CdA is wildly over-priced, more so now that the pandemic is over/ending/never occurred (this is Idaho, after all). Rate increases in this area are insane, though comparable to other regions that have a tourist-base. Two rooms, each with king-sized beds, costs approx. $360 (inclusive of taxes/fees) mid-week. The good? Great central location. Small town/privately-owned, non-chain, feel. Designated parking spots. Comfy (if firm) bed. A/C. All/most of the other amenities you need. Contact with the desk was pleasant over the phone while making reservations. Check-in was easy. The so-so? Dated decor. The 'theme' idea is fun, even if the actual execution is a bit of a hodgepodge. Cleaning is a bit suspect (there were spit-wads on one of the pictures in my room). The other room had an 'off' odor. The bad? Nothing really, again, if you manage your expectations. You can stay at a chain and pay way too much. You can also stay at a certain 'resort' and pay way, way, way too much. Or you can stay at a quirky motel, save some money, and use it for other things. Your call. Would I stay here again? Sure. Then again, I prefer odd places with a certain degree of quirky charm . . . even if I would urge them to continue making small upgrades (new or no carpets, better cleaning, new bedding, etc.) as their profits--slim though they might be--permit. PS: Being 'pet friendly' is only a plus to those who like to stay in rooms with pets or that recently had pets in them. For others, that might be a turn-off . . . regardless of whether it is an emotional support or service animal (though it IS illegal to charge a fee for the latter)."