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The Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast is owned and operated by Dave and Sharon Osgood. We have made our home comfortable for you. In every way, you'll find the Greyhouse pleasant, historic and accommodating. It is our business and joy to make your stay with us relaxing and memorable. In that effort, we welcome your suggestions and comments.
We pride ourselves on keeping the Greyhouse Inn in top condition and retaining its historic and original condition while balancing that with more modern conveniences. The Greyhouse was built in 1894 and later moved from Salmon, ID to its present location just 12 miles away.
Your stay at the Greyhouse can range in price from $65.00 to $80.00 for double occupancy. There are several rooms from which to choose, ranging from the cozy attic room with large porch and entrance to the large and spacious Green Room or Tower Room. You can also enjoy the bright and cheery Garden Room, overlooking several of the gardens from your private porch.
You may find particular comfort and privacy in our new outbuildings. The Carriage House, separate from the main house, provides for your cozy private stay, and our newest Lewis and Clark Cabins give you beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, with the best in charming rustic comfort.
There's something for everyone at the Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast, surrounded by the rolling hills just outside of Salmon, ID, the river flowing freely a short walk away.
Built in 1894, the Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast is in Idaho's Salmon River Valley near the largest recreation area in the lower 48: "The Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness."
Enjoy great fishing only a moment's walk from the inn. We are pleased that very nearby the Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast the river finds a calm, so fishing is a breeze. The fish shown below were caught just moments away.
It's a picture postcard area surrounded by the Bitterroot, Beaverhead & Salmon River which gives the area title to "The White Water Capital of The World." The Salmon River is known for its great scenic river rafting and white water river rafting.
Built in 1894, the Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast is in Idaho's Salmon River Valley near the largest recreation area in the lower 48: "The Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness."
Enjoy great fishing only a moment's walk from the inn. We are pleased that very nearby the Greyhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast the river finds a calm, so fishing is a breeze. The fish shown below were caught just moments away.
It was named The River of No Return by the Indians long ago, since no one who headed down the river came back. That's because it is such a strong and vital river in terrifically rugged terrain that navigating back up the river was next to impossible at that time.
The Greyhouse Inn stands stead nearby the famous Lewis and Clark Trail. A modest drive will also find you basking in natural hot springs or a more commercial version.
In the Spring and Summer, you will be amazed by the meadows of flowers and unique grasses. And in the Winter, the muffled silence and considerable snow pack is magnificent. For every season, the easily accessible Greyhouse Inn has something for everyone.
THE SUITES:
The Garden Room with Deck & Full Bath
Cozy room with floral wall paper, and original 100+ year old hardwood floor. The queen antique spindle bed is crowned in luxurious pillow top comfort. Enjoy the view of the gardens from your private deck. Large private bath included.
Double Occupancy.
$80.00 / Night.
Full breakfast included.
Tower Room
At the top of the stairs, you'll see a large spacious room with rose wall paper, plush floral carpeting and antique furnishings. Antique king-size with plush pillow top luxury assures your comfort. This room also has a twin size bed, with private bath and wonderful view of the surrounding mountains.
$80.00 double occupancy.
The Soothing Greenroom
The Greenroom offers a comfort all of its own, with a relaxing color scheme and antiques from a simpler time. The two metal antique beds feature comfortable plush pillow top mattresses and the antique ice cream table provides a cozy area for reading or organizing your trip. Enjoy your view down river. Shared bath.
$65.00 double occupancy.
The Attic Room
The Attic Room is a favorite among those who like cozy comfort. The angled ceiling, replica of antique Bellpost Bed, comfy rocker and floral loveseat all combine to make this room one of the most unique experiences at the inn. Enjoy the morning light from the French doors, opening to a full private deck.
$70.00 double occupancy.
Carriage House Comfort
The Carriage House, for more private comfort, is separate from the main house. The Carriage House features full and queen sized down mattresses with down comforters.
Enjoy your own Television and VCR, private bath, table and chairs, and a front deck.
Surrounded by trees and gardens of colorful flowers, you'll find the rustically decorated Carriage House wonderfully comfortable and private.
The Carriage House - $90.00 per night, double occupancy.
Lewis & Clark Cabins
The charming log cabin with large front porch, features a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains for your rustic getaway in comfort.
Queen size beds with colorful quilts and log furnishings make the ambience complete.
There are two rooms in the large cabin. The first is decorated with our Lewis and Clark theme, and the second decorated with a fish and fowl theme. Both rooms have private baths.
Lewis & Clark Cabins - $80.00 per night, double occupancy.
Rich History and The Lewis & Clark Trail
Almost 200 years ago, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark stood high on a ridge-line that divides continental waters, and began the discovery of the American Northwest. After the Lewis and Clark expedition, the Salmon River country would never be the same. Others soon followed, eager to share in the development of the West. Early day gold discoveries led to settlements known as Shoup, Gibbonsville, Cobalt, Gilmore, Leadore, Yellowjacket, and many more. Only the ghosts and a few building remnants remain in many of the mining towns in this area. We suggest you tour the ghost-town of Leesburg, the discovery site of rich gold deposits in 1866. The ensuing gold rush led to a mining town at Leesburg of three thousand people, and the creation of Salmon City in 1867. Another very worth-while site to see is the one-hundred-mile-long supply trail to Thunder Mountain. On your way there, be sure to see the Chinese miners' graves and read the information signs explaining mining activities in this area.
We strongly encourage all our guests to take to the back-roads with us and, explore these beautiful mountain ranges, and learn the rich history of this region. Learn the local history of famous Shoshoni notables such as Cameahwait, Sacajawea, Tendoy and others. Then participate in all the available out-of-doors activities that abound in this pristine part of the world. We have golfing, hiking, and biking, horseback riding, river rafting, touring and sight-seeing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing. For the hunter or photographer, wildlife abounds. We suggest that all you outdoor enthusiasts, rough it at the Greyhouse Inn! At the end of a strenuous day, treat yourself to elegant lodging at the Greyhouse Inn Bed and Breakfast. For fishers, Spring and Fall Steelhead runs are great. There are many places to fish; mountain lakes and streams dot the country-side.
You'll find us easily, traveling US 93. We're opposite marker No. 293. Give us a call today, toll free, to arrange your stay, long or short.
