Red Lion Templin's Hotel on the River

Red Lion Templin's Hotel on the River is located directly on the Spokane River is nestled among the majestic mountains surrounding the quaint city of Post Falls, Idaho. Our hotel is a short 10 minute drive from Coeur d' Alene, Idaho.

Our 163 guest rooms and suites feature king or queen beds and all the comforts of home including Red Lion's signature pillowtop beds, Eco Fresh Environmentally Responsible Products (ERP), complimentary wi-fi, coffee makers, irons and hairdryers. Resort amenities include a fitness center and indoor pool, tennis and volleyball courts, a private beach and unlimited mountain and river views. For full service dining with unsurpassed river views guests can enjoy sumptuous menu choices. Our guests can also choose the new signature Roaring Start Breakfast served daily at Mallards Restaurant. Mallards Lounge features flat screen viewing for your favorite sports or entertainment. Call Sales & Catering for corporate meetings, team building retreats, family reunions and other celebrations, each executed seamlessly using over 11,000 square feet of river view space, accommodating up to 750 guests.

Templin's Marina thrives as a scenic and exciting community with an identity tied to boats. 176 covered boat slips lay just feet from Templin's River Grill. Enjoy live music and a huckleberry barbeque buffet every Thursday evening 5:00 - 9:00 P.M. June through Labor Day. Cruise the Spokane River on a pontoon boat available for rent by the hour, half day or full day at our full-service marina.

Conveniently located 35 minutes from Spokane International airport, the resort offers easy access to all area attractions including summer (May through September) at Silverwood Theme Park. The University of Idaho Research Park is just two miles away with Coeur d'Alene and the University of Idaho 12 miles east on I-90. Guests also enjoy easy access to the region's year-round recreation that includes golfing, boating, hiking and skiing as well as biking, jogging and strolling along North Idaho's Centennial Trail.