LODGING

Hotels, Lodges, Extended Stay

  • Stardust Motel
    410 Pine Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-752-1213
    The Stardust Motel Wallace, AAA approved 3 Diamond, is located in beautiful northern Idaho, home of the world's largest trail system, for snowmobiles, mountain biking, hiking and ATVs. The motel offers 44 comfortable, and well appointed guest rooms, with an array of amenities, certain to make your stay an enjoyable one. An indoor pool, Jacuzzi and steam room, game room, and meeting/ banquet space are on site. Restaurants are within walking distance.   map

  • Wallace Inn
    100 Front Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-752-1252
    Located just a few blocks from historic downtown Wallace, Idaho, the last American town completely listed, on the National Historic Register, this fine hotel, offers 59, spacious, well-appointed rooms, and four, luxurious suites. Along with beautifully landscaped grounds, a full service restaurant and lounge, guests will enjoy the indoor pool, hot tub, steam room, sauna and exercise room. There is also 2,200 square feet of meeting and banquet space available.  map

Bed & Breakfast, Cabins & Cottages

  • Beale House Bed and Breakfast Inn (circa 1904)
    107 Cedar Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-752-7151
    This imposing turn-of-the-century, three story house in Wallace, features the beautiful original parquet floors, antique furnishings, and memorabilia, as well as, numerous unique, and interesting architechural details. The library adds to the aura, of elegant bygone days, with its massive Palladian window, and breathtaking view of the grounds, and mountains. Five second-floor guestrooms are individually decorated, and offer distinctive features, including a fireplace, balcony, or two full walls, of windows. A full breakfast served, in the formal dining room, is included with your stay.  more...  map

  • Jameson Restaurant Saloon & Inn (circa 1892)
    304 Sixth Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-556-6000
    This three story B & B is situated in downtown Wallace. Originally opened in 1892, it is now restored to its original elegance, with turn-of-the-century-decor, and offers a restaurant, six guest rooms, on the third floor, and banquet and meeting rooms, on the second floor. There are ceiling fans, in each room, an air conditioned hallway, for additional comfort, and two full bathrooms, with a tub and shower, and two half baths, with a sink and toilet, for the guests to share. A full hot breakfast is served in the restaurant, each morning. Other amenities include a work-out room and motor coach parking.  more...  map

ATTRACTIONS

Museums & Galleries

  • Northern Pacific Depot Railroad Museum
    219 Sixth Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-752-0111
    Once a railroad station, this elegant, chateau styled depot, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, houses a two story museum. The building was completed, at the turn of the century, brick transported from China, and concrete panels made from mine tailings. Moved 200 feet, to make way for the completion of Interstate 90, the museum exhibts tell the history, of railroading, in the Coeur d'Alene Mining District.   map

  • Oasis Bordello Museum
    605 Cedar Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-753-0801
    Get a tastefully-presented twenty-minute tour, of the upper rooms, of this two-story brick building, which began its existence in 1895, as a hotel and saloon, and housed ladies of questionable reput. They left in a hurry, in January 1988, leaving clothing, makeup, toiletries, food and personal items behind. Learn about the town's bawdy past, with stories that are sometimes poignant, hilarious, or simply fascinating. An unusual gift shop, adorned with Robert Thomas murals, depicting the realities of mining in an earlier era, is located on the main floor.   map

  • Wallace District Arts Center
    610 Bank Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-752-8381
    Located in the historic Coeur d'Alene Hardware Company building, on Bank Street, the Arts Center offers the public a fine arts gallery, featuring special art exhibits, every four to six weeks. Art, crafts and jewelry made by local, and regional artists, and artisans is featured, in a gift shop, on the premises. Classes in various types of media are also offered.   map

  • Wallace District Mining Museum
    509 Bank Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-556-1592
    Learn about the mining history of The Silver Valley, the richest silver mining region in the world. Over 1.1 BILLION ounces of silver have been produced, from mines in this valley, in the last one hundred twenty years. Exhibits of photographs, and commissioned paintings, as well as, artifacts will tell you about mining, and show the hardships, toils, and home life of the period. ,A selection of video programs are shown daily, in the thirty seat theater.   map

Tours & Cruises

  • Sierra Silver Mine Tour
    420 5th Street • Wallace, ID 83873
    208-752-5151
    "Using exhibits and demonstrations of operating mining equipment, you will learn the historical and modern-day techniques used to mine silver, gold, lead, zinc, and copper" on the Sierra Silver Mine Tour. more...  map

SPECIALTY SHOPPING

Home Improvement

  • Wallace True Value
    716 Bank St • Wallace, ID 83873-2304
    208-556-1164
    True Value is your source for hardware and home improvement items. Paints, power tools, and lawn and garden supplies are just some of the thousands of items that can be found to help with your next home project. more...  map

ORGANIZATIONS

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