Outdoor-Focused Hotel in the Heart of Hagerman, Idaho
No other Hagerman hotel can compare to our guest care and location in the Hagerman Valley. Hagerman is known as "The Valley of the Thousand Springs". Thousand year old water spills out of the Snake River Aquifer in our area and the sites it creates are stunning. If you’re looking for adventure and beauty, Hagerman is the place to be. No matter your adventure, we make sure you come back to a perfect room.
At the Hagerman Valley Inn, you’ll experience modern touches, comfort and convenience you deserve. We are pet friendly and love hosting groups of all sizes. There are 17 rooms total with 4 King Suites, including a Jacuzzi Suite. The hotel recently went through renovations, increasing our focus on guest comfort. We are locally owned and strive to provide the friendliest service. We want every guest to thoroughly enjoy their time in Hagerman and at the Hagerman Valley Inn.
We are also home to a number of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, fly-fishing, rafting, canoeing, kayaking, wakeboarding, skiing, or duck hunting. You can be sure that you will come back to a wonderful and very comfortable room. We hope to see you soon in Hagerman, Idaho!
The Story
Originally built in 1987, the founder Mark Bolduc saw the potential the valley held. He had a true love for the area and wanted to help people enjoy it too. He and his wife raised their family here, starting multiple ventures, including 1000 Springs Boat Tours and raising Yaks. Later, he and his partner, Phil Gossi, grew the inn to its current 17 rooms. They kept immaculate care of the building and treated their staff like family. One step inside and you will feel the care that was put into the property. They knew their guests by name and greeted hunters, hot springs soakers, water adventurers, and history buffs.
Jim and Melissa and their three kids plan to continue the legacy of care Mark and Phil took at the Hagerman Valley Inn. Natives of Filer and Hansen, they are excited to join the Hagerman community more officially and celebrate the area's amazing outdoors.
