I just stayed here for three nights while attending a family reunion. Admittedly the competition…read moreis thin, just a second motel which was old and tired 65 years ago when I lived here...however this place has alot to recommend it independent of that. It is clean, well-maintained, well-furnished and overall a nice ambience. Where it really shines though is in the breakfast department: in addition to the usual fare (waffles) it has an omelette station, as well as scrambled eggs, link sausage, potatoes and biscuits and gravy. The only thing I would ding them on is the seemingly new bed pillows. They are overstuffed and several of us found them uncomfortable. Prices can get a little high if the nearby university has an activity, but when faced with that, I am willing to pay.

First time we've stayed here, and we are quite the happy campers. Absolutly no complaints ,…read moreissues, or shortcomings, well, they could have K-Cup coffee makers, but other than that, all good.

In town overnight and so glad we chose Hotel McCoy. Here are the highlights. Clean, convenient…read morelocation, Free beverage upon checkin, big screen tv, comfortable bed. This is not a fancy place but so comfortable. And the world's longest oatmeal breakfast bar was so delicious. Didn't get to check out the gym or the grilled cheese sandwiches but the outside patios are a great perk.

I lived in Pullman for eight years and came back to visit with my husband, three dogs, & four…read morecoworkers on a work/personal trip! It's not as fancy as a Marriott or Hilton, but you don't need that if you are just looking for a safe, convenient, and interesting place to stay! Nothing boring about Nintendos and a chalkboard to draw on in each room, a cozy fire pit, & the World's longest oatmeal bar (vegan-friendly, and you can ask for gluten-free oats, too)! The staff are all friendly and communicative via text, email, or phone! They will text you a door code if you arrive too late to check-in in person. Definitely stay here if you have dogs because this is one of the rare hotels that do not charge extra for dogs unless damage occurs! And while most hotels limit you to two dogs, we were okay with three (and we told them ahead of time)! The fire pit was a nice place to hang out with our group and doggos, and we met some nice people who were visiting with their dogs as well. You also get a free drink token upon arrival, and there are events on select nights. If you don't want to hang out at the hotel, downtown Pullman is just across the street! The hotel is on a main road, so you can hear the street starting around 6:30am, but the nights were very quiet. Because this is more of motel, there isn't daily cleaning by default and no iron or coffee amenities in each room, so just be mindful of that when planning. Parking in the main area can be a bit tight in the evenings but there is a another lot on the other side that remained mostly empty. We were even able to slow charge our EV in one of the spots. All in all, great small town hospitality experience for a great price! Way more interesting than a fancy hotel!

It's a really nice hotel in Pullman Washington…read more If you've ever tried to book a hotel in Pullman you know that the options are pretty limited. This seems like one of the nicer options that's available. It's exactly what you'd expect from a Hampton inn. The rooms are nice. The staff was friendly and professional. There is an indoor pool as well. I didn't use it, but it's there. There is also a gym. The hotel has a restaurant, it's Washington State University themed if that matters to you. They also offer breakfast. They also have the snack pantry at the front of the hotel that offers highly overpriced items, but it's there and it's convenient. They also do something where they have milk and cookies for free in the lobby at night, don't quote me on the exact times. Overall, in Pullman your options are limited, and this is a good option from my perspective.

Staff are friendly and pleasant. The free morning breakfast was fine. It was never too crowded in…read morethe dining area. Service in the bar/restaurant was very slow. One server for several tables. The flatbread was burnt after waiting for nearly 30 minutes. They seem like young adults in the kitchen so not sure what was happening.

I am VERY picky about cleanliness!! VERY!! If at all possible, I check rooms out before I rent…read morethem. I want CLEAN, and I do not want to detect any odors when I step inside (I loathe smelling disinfectant spray - or worse!). This Residence Inn meets my standards! I have stayed here twice and have been very satisfied. The rooms are simple but nice. I haven't needed a kitchenette but it would be useful for a long stay. I like that the floors do not have carpeting. As this is a college town I considered that it could be noisy, but both stays were quiet. The employees have all been very nice. A+

they threw away my food and drinks from the room when I was at work when I specifically asked them…read moreif I could keep my food in the room. it's ridiculous because it's an extended stay.

First impression upon arrival, nice motel, very close to campus. Clean, sparse rooms with just the…read morebasics. Walking distance to U of I but also in the heart of downtown. Nice shops and restaurants all around that you can stroll to. Free parking. Coffee maker, fridge, microwave, and hair dryer in room. We felt very safe for walking in the area at night. Lots of food choices nearby. After a sleep we determined that the bed comfort was good to ok. Pretty solid and firm mattresses with white sheets and a thin blanket. Good temp control in room. Not too hot but not cold. Best part was check in and check out via text is amazingly convenient. Cons: paper thin walls, so we can hear noise from other rooms. Plus the noisy traffic on Jefferson Street is very loud since it's a very, very busy street basically all day and night. Noted at 11pm there is still constant traffic swishing by. Super Thin windows with tissue paper thin blinds so there is absolutely no noise buffering. Could also hear music beats vibrating through walls. Sorry your ear plugs do not protect from music vibrations since there is no definitive sound but still can feel the beat while not hearing lyrics. I'm a heavy sleeper but woken up by this noise after several hours sleeping is too much! Then in the morning around 5:30 AM, the noise started through the walls again with the neighbor's bedside clock alarm going off . The in-room provided alarm clocks suck...as ours unexpectedly went off by 6am as well!!!!!! Plus we could hear the neighbor's voices through the walls word for word in the morning. An additional improvement suggestion that I think is very important for personal safety: the owners should install a deadbolt in addition to a single swing bar lock at the top of the door that they currently offer. Since this motel does remote check in via text their door locks are pin coded. It is very unsettling to think how little security the physical doors offer with a single swing lock inside. I would've felt much more secure inside the room if they also had a manual deadbolt above the door knob. Noted, this accommodation was much less expensive than other places in the area that were double what we paid here. Still we paid well over $200 on a Friday night. This is bottom tier lodging for sure but a trade off in saving money while being in an excellent location. Thankfully the streets in this area appear safe. Location is excellent for convenience but maybe not rest. Beware.

Rating hotels are a hard thing to do my standards are pretty high!! Nothing but great things about…read moreMonarch Motel friendly staff, easy check in and out, clean and nice room!! Everything we needed in the room , enough towels, clean clean, so close to restaurants, bars, fun things to get into, etc! We will definitely stay here again!

This was our first bed and breakfast experience and what a way to start. As you drive up Joyce…read moreRoad, you start wondering if you'll ever reach the property. But when you do, the view will capture your heart. The gardens around the place are beautiful. Our king suite was so clean and tastefully decorated. The bed was more comfortable than my own bed at home. The full glass windows give the most spectacular view. Everything you need is there. Ann and Mike were great hosts. They know the area and gave great suggestions, directions and history. Merlin is the best companion/watch dog. Breakfast Saturday morning featured farm fresh eggs from chickens on the property. Everything about our stay exceeded expectations!

This one-room B&B (inside their expansive and apty-named house) is neat as a pin, squeaky clean and…read morea refreshing break from the big city life of Moscow. get there before darkness because there are no street lights and it can be confusing -- a mere ten minute drive from the heart of Moscow and suddenly, we were in the middle of nowhere. Nowhere, with a killer view. The bedroom suite is quite large with a couch, bed, TV and more of the paradisical view. The place is super-quiet at night and we slept soundly. Delicious breakfast. Lynn and Mike are a delight! For more of my review and some photos, you can go to TravelingMom.com: http://www.travelingmom.com/destinations/west/5093-off-the-beaten-path-paradise-inn-bed-a-breakfast.html Great alternative to a Holiday Inn Express. Much more interesting!

Great people there and they work hard to accommodate everyone having a nice stay! We will stay here…read moreevery year for Hunting Season.

Perfect place to stay. Located on Main Street. Walking distance to everything. Very friendly and…read moreaccommodating staff. I will stay here again!

6.2.25 updated review for Jackpot Java & Creamery: After lunch at the Red Tail, I wanted to check…read moreout Jackpot for a dessert. I saw they had Huckleberry Sour Cream Pie and wanted to try it. The pie had a great taste with a fluffy airy texture, yet still creamy. The huckleberry flavor was subtle and not too too sweet, but just the right berry sweet. There were berries in every bite. Instead of the traditional meringue topping, it was whipped cream sprinkled with sugar crystals. It's worth noting, the crust was really yummy and softly crumbled with each bite. The pie to whipped topping to crust--all in all, I'm satisfied with the ratio and portion. I appreciate the majority of their baked goods are made in-house. I would get this pie again. For the month of June, the drink special is: Huckleberry Pink Lemonade ZipFizz (see picture).

We booked accessible room with roll in shower. There was no seating in the shower! When we asked…read morefor shower chair they said their insurance wouldn't allow them. They said chair bound guests shower in their chairs! We ended up using the desk chair from the room. This is a clear ADA violation. If their insurance doesn't allow moveable shower chairs, attach folding chair to the wall.

The courtyard Pullman has a modern vibe. It's your typical commuter hotel, but on the nicer side…read more Rooms have a fridge and coffee maker and the lobby restaurant is perfect for morning coffee, happy hour and even a meal. We enjoyed breakfast here both mornings, which was much better than anything on the go, and the happy hour bar was nice to unwind in. Check in was fine, although they forgot to acknowledge my Bonvoy rewards. Once I asked if they had bottled water, they remembered my reward snacks. The beds are hard and the pillows are soft, so that was a bummer. They provide soap and shampoo in the shower but no extra amenities/vanity kits. Location is key, right on campus makes it easy to get around for WSU events. Parking is convenient and free.

I spent one night there. The room is ergonomically…read moredesigned. The lobby is modern. There is a restaurant. There are facilities and they're nice. Parking wasn't a problem. The rate was decent. My sole complaint is that whoever designed the ventilation did a bad job as the attached picture will illustrate. The bathrooms, which are very nice, generate a great deal of moisture and steam. The moisture and steam does not get sucked out of the bathrooms adequately by the ventilation. Consequently there is a great deal of moisture and mold in the walls and, in this case, on the ceiling. Those who have health reactions to such conditions should avoid this property.