Idaho Hotel

The Idaho Hotel, originally established in 1863 in Ruby City, Idaho, has a rich history tied to the mining boom in the Owyhee Mountains. Following the transition to Silver City, the hotel underwent significant expansions and restorations, becoming a vibrant social hub for the community over the years.

After closing in 1942 and falling into disrepair, the hotel was revitalized in 1972 by Edward Jagels, who dedicated nearly three decades to its restoration. Currently owned by new proprietors since 2001, the hotel continues to honor Jagels' legacy while preserving its historical significance for future generations.

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