I stayed here for one night of a 25 night US & Canada road trip spanning July & August. The hotel is in a convenient location near I-84 and very close to the airport (not that I heard it). This place is an absolute bargain - I paid ~$60 for a double queen room and the standards throughout were more like hotels I'd paid twice as much for.

Check-in was fast & friendly, and my room was lovely - big, spotlessly clean and quiet. The staff are really friendly and helpful, and seem to take a pride in running a decent establishment.

Breakfast was a cut above the usual hotel fare. There was cereal, toast, waffles - which suited me nicely - but there was also hot food for those who like it.

There's a Walmart a few minutes drive away if you want to stock up on a few bits & bobs or snacks for the next day (my room had a decent sized fridge). I ate at the Cheesecake Factory that evening - it's about 15 minutes drive away, but worth it for that slab of cheesecake!!

Would I stay here again if I was in the area? Yes, yes & yes again!

Great hotel. I gave it 5 stars and I don't often do that. We had absolutely no problems with anything. The rooms are as nice as the photos in the advertisement. Wifi is fast. Everything is clean. Breakfast is first class for continental and there was plenty to choose from. We stayed in another hotel the night before were the room was almost identical and paid twice the price per night. I sure wish I'd have known about Inn American before I booked a room someplace else. I will definitely look for Inn American to stay in during our travels from now on.

Stayed 8/24/2012. Hotel room was clean and comfortable, decor kind of reminded me of a bordello (I think its the red !) Breakfast is like a Super 8, not much to choose from. Room was quiet, got a good nights sleep.

This place is one of the best places I have ever stayed at. Close to everything in Boise.
It is well kept. The rooms clean and comfortable.
The staff is great. I was having trouble getting on Wi-Fi and they helped me get on.
The only problem was the water pressure in the shower.