Kah-Nee-Ta Resort and Spa

Just got back from a weekend at Kah-Nee-Tah Resort and it was an incredible escape. Your trip really begins on the drive. As soon as you hit the high desert, the scenery shifts to rolling plains dotted with sagebrush. You turn off the highway onto a long, winding road that threads through a canyon straight out of a classic western. As you descend toward the river and the resort, you might even spot wild horses in the distance. The canyon walls are lined with caves and dramatic striations, a visible record of the river carving its path over eons. When you arrive, you’re greeted with plenty of parking, including EV charging, and staff who are attentive, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. During our stay my wife and I took advantage of the discounted spa services for overnight guests. We booke

We had a great visit January '26. The pools and facilities were very nice. Every staff member we interacted with was kind, inviting, and accommodating. The RV park was nice and a short walk from the pools. We enjoyed the trails and walking paths around the property. Being able to get drinks from the bar to enjoy at the pools was also a nice bonus. We definitely plan to return!

The RV park was beautifully redone. The pools also got a refresh with a temperature for everyone. We stayed a few nights and there were the basic amenities in the bar and cafe to keep us happy for the time without bringing much on a last minute trip. Best part, the over night guests get 3 private hours from the general public lol. It wasn't bad either way even on a holiday weekend. My RV had a major mechanical problem with its leveling jacks and they were super kind to lend me the needed tools I needed to fix it. Everyone was super nice and polite! 100% recommend a nice two night get away. So thankful Kah-nee-tah is back! It was a staple of my childhood haha. Cheers

We were really excited to check out this resort after it had been closed for so long. We had a lot of really great times in the years past. We had heard about a big remodel and decided to book a night for my husband’s birthday. Unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. The room felt more like a Motel 6. No exaggeration. Popcorn ceilings, a microwave sitting directly on top of the fridge, and furniture that looked old and unchanged from before the closure. The coffee maker was dirty, and there were holes in the screen door. The sliding glass door lock was broken, so we had to use the ironing board to keep it closed. The new laminate flooring was nice, and the bed was by far the best part. Super comfortable, but that was really the only highlight of the room. The pool closed at 9 pm. W

We used to come here on a regular basis many years ago. Let me first say that the pool is wonderful. At that time we'd stay on the hill in the hotel. It was dated but nice, with great views. They'd include a free breakfast, paper and coffee. The casino was in the hotel and they'd even give you a voucher for free chips. The service was always sub-standard, like you were annoying them when you made simple requests. We overlooked it since we liked what they offered. Beware now when you go to book a room. You will be in the "motel" by the pool. You'll pay resort prices for meh. The worst is if you need to cancel (for us a few days after booking and still two months out from the stay) they'll charge you $150. It doesn't matter what your reason is, the manager will simply say "I'm so