





The Avery Hotel
Rooted in Boise since 1910.
A locally owned boutique hotel, neighborhood brasserie, and historic tavern in the heart of downtown Boise. Thoughtfully restored for modern travelers, locals, and anyone seeking an authentic city escape.
More than a hotel,
The Avery is part of Boise’s story.
Welcome to The Avery
Originally built in 1910 and carefully restored over a century later, The Avery brings new life to one of downtown Boise’s most beloved historic buildings. Today, our independently owned boutique hotel blends old-world character with modern comfort, seasonal dining, and the kind of genuine hospitality that feels distinctly Boise.
Stay steps from local shops, live music, galleries, restaurants, the Boise River Greenbelt, and the city’s growing culinary scene, while still being within easy reach of hiking trails, foothill adventures, skiing, rafting, and everything Idaho is known for.
Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, a downtown staycation, business travel, or a basecamp for outdoor adventure, The Avery offers a more personal way to experience Boise.
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Building History
Returning heart
to the heart of Boise.
It’s a culminating celebration of one of downtown
Boise’s most enduring, endearing historical properties.
The Avery Hotel + Brasserie is more than an experience. It’s a culminating celebration of one of downtown Boise’s most enduring, endearing historical properties.
DINE + DRINK
Two culinary destinations,
one renowned chef.
At The Avery, dining is designed to feel welcoming, social, and connected to the community. Our menus change with the seasons and highlight ingredients sourced from local farms, ranches, and regional producers whenever possible. Whether you're joining us for brunch, happy hour, a casual weeknight dinner, or cocktails with friends, you'll find thoughtful food without the formality.
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A neighborhood brasserie serving seasonal dishes, craft cocktails, weekend brunch, and everyday gatherings in the heart of downtown Boise. Led by Chef Cal Elliott – a multiple-time James Beard semifinalist – the menu celebrates seasonal ingredients, thoughtful cooking, and a welcoming approach to dining that feels just as right for a casual weeknight as it does for a celebration.
Hidden just beyond the alleyway, Tiner’s Alley pairs elevated tavern fare with Boise history, local character, and one of the city’s most iconic historic bars.
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Our Team
Michelin in NYC.
Star in BOI.
premier hospitality destination in his hometown.
A city worth exploring.
Many of the places that give Boise its reputation as one of America’s best places to live and work are part of your neighborhood when staying at The Avery Hotel. From the Boise River Greenbelt to museums to shopping, you’re right in the heart of all the city has to offer.
Many of the places that give Boise its reputation as one of America’s best places to live and work are part of your neighborhood when staying at The Avery Hotel. From the Boise River Greenbelt to museums to shopping, you’re right in the heart of all the city has to offer.
A city worth exploring.
Most of the places that give Boise its reputation as one of America’s best places to live and work are part of your neighborhood when staying at The Avery Hotel.



