1011 N Main St, Hailey ID 83333
“As far as a convenience store or gas station goes, this is easily one of the best and nicest ones in the area. If you’re passing through town, it’s easy to find, easy in, and easy out. Even with a camper trailer. They do offer diesel. There are all of the conveniences you can think of as part of this store. Snacks, drinks, beer, coffee, etc…. They also have ice, propane, RedBox movies, and firewood. The bathroom is clean and worth stopping in if you need. I’ve stopped here several times over the years and it’s always been “convenient” when needed. The price of fuel is competitive with all other place in the valley.”
817 3rd Ave S, Hailey ID 83333
“This was the very best car wash experience! My car didn’t fit, so the nice fellow got a ladder, took off the box, I went through the wash, snd then he put the box back on. Could not have been nicer and my car is shiny and clean”
1011 S Main St, Hailey ID 83333
“I LOVE IT WHEN GAS STATIONS ARE CLEAN!!!!!!!We were driving through and stopped for a little treat. And we were greeted by clean facilities, bright lights, nice people and just a lovely gas station!!!Jordan was there to greet us as we walked in, and you’ll never believe it, but he was happy!! Like cheerful!! He enjoyed his job!! We asked him about some local restaurants and about the area and he lead us in the right direction! (Which were very yummy). Then Ronda helped me clean up a frazil mess I made, oops, BUT she didn’t even act bothered!! Again.... CHEERFUL!!!All in all, the point of this review, is I wish all gas stations were as clean, friendly, and have an optimistic vibe like the Stinker Station!Thank you Jordan and Ronda for making the start of our trip a high note to keep rolling with!!”
209 S Main St, Hailey ID 83333
“I got gas here and it filled by tank. Gas prices kind of suck right now, but you gotta do what you gotta do. I did not go inside the store at all so I do not know if it's nice or not, but the pay-at-pump service is the industry standard. Located directly off of the main road for convenient stopping and merging.”
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