My son lived at C Street Suites in Pullman, and we had a really positive experience. The property…read morewas well maintained, the location was convenient, and the management team at Coug Housing was responsive whenever questions came up. It's clear they care about the residents and take pride in how the property is run. C Street suites felt safe, organized, and comfortable; exactly what you want when your kid is living away from home. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to other families looking at housing options in Pullman.

Great location, customer service always friendly helpful and available. Rent was a bit high. I…read morewould recommend to others.

I'm surprised there aren't more positive reviews for Wil-Ru; after all, the management here is…read moregreat, the apartments are quite affordable, and they are close to campus. The manager, Pam, is super nice and gets back to you quickly, and she is very understanding and willing to work with you. The apartments are a little old but well maintained, and they are spacious. Having a bus stop nearby is really convenient for getting to campus quickly, and it's great to have the option of walking to campus if needed (only about 20 minutes, which makes for a great stroll in the morning). I wish I would have known about Wil-Ru sooner so I could have moved here instead of living in the student dorms while in college!

I have lived in a few different units at WilRu for around 5 years. The apartments have all been…read moreaffordable and in decent shape. The quality of the units is on the more thrifty side of things, so there will be noise and the occasional repair required, but management is reasonably understanding and quick to address any issues I have brought up. Nancy in particular (the manager) has always taken care of any issues for me, and she's a big part of why I've continued to live in this complex. She is friendly and fair, and I couldn't ask for more out of the manager. I have lived in apartments in Richland, WA and Goleta, CA where I felt like a number on a spreadsheet and a check to cash every month to the renters, but here I feel the complete opposite largely because of Nancy. I'd also like to mention that I have interacted with Cindy (the owner) and Tony (maintenance), and both have been polite and professional. I had a few minor issues after moving into a larger unit (two dead outlets, a jammed front door lock, a broken window latch), and Tony fixed them all the day after I put in a maintenance request and in less than an hour in the unit to boot.

Do not move here! I've lived at the Moscow Hotel for almost two years, then all of a sudden the…read morelandlord opened a bar underneath my apartment with absolutely no notice. I am unable to sleep on nights the bar is open and he's raising the rent 200 dollars. Not worth it at all, (also if you do laundry here it's 3+ dollars a week) find somewhere better please!!

AVOID RENTING HERE! After living in this apartment complex for 2.5 years, the new office manager,…read moreSamantha Ricketts, offered me a pro-rated rent amount for the month if I moved out 10 days prior to the end of my lease when I mentioned I decided not to renew. She coerced me into signing a form of my notice to vacate and wrote down the days I would be moving out and also when I would like to receive the check by since I was moving out of town. She calculated the amount I would be owed as a refund from the rent I had already paid, which worked out to be $164.51. She said I would receive that amount with my deposit refund. After contacting them 3 days before I left town, she emailed me back and said that the deposit check would not be ready for me to pick up before I left and asked if she could mail it to a different address. I provided my out-of-state forwarding address for them to mail it to. According to my lease, all monies owed to my person by this apartment were to be mailed out no later than 45 days after I handed in my keys. My check was not mailed out until 53 days after I handed in my keys, and was mailed to the wrong address. This was 6 weeks after I provided them the updated address at *their* request. I even sent a reminder email 4 weeks after I provided the address to make sure they still had the updated information, to which I received no response. When I contacted the office to have the check mailed to the correct address as agreed upon by both parties 6 weeks prior, they sent me a check with a $35 charge for having to cancel the first check they mailed out to the wrong address. They also failed to include the pro-rated amount their office manager said they would include, and when questioned she denied that she ever made this offer. With the $35 charge and the $164.51 refund amount, they have stolen $199.51 from me. The coercive maneuvers used by this business and inability to recognize the mistakes made internally by their staff at the renter's expense is unethical, shady and downright fraudulent. All of this is on top of the fact that the manager is often absent from the office during business hours and sometimes takes weeks to respond to important emails, if she even responds at all. Since the office holds your packages hostage, it can sometimes be weeks before you can actually get in there to grab your mail since you never know when they'll be there. The ONLY good thing about this complex is the very sweet maintenance guy, Mike, and the previous office manager, Erin. Those two are/were always on top of things. The current management is not. Plenty of better housing options in Moscow.

I loved living here. Great value, fast maintenance and friendly office staff!…read more Jeff from maintenance is great!

Great place, very helpful!…read more Our apartment got water leakage and they came around and patched it all up very quickly. The staff is understanding and kind!

I lived here for my first year at WSU with my boyfriend and we love it here! We're going to…read morecontinue living here for our upcoming semester. Our apartment has a great layout and tons of space! The maintenance team are so kind and helpful and always get the job done swiftly. Some of the cons were that we didn't get a lot of natural light coming in since we're on the bottom floor under the stairs, and the parking can be a hassle some times! Otherwise we love it here and it's in a perfect spot next to campus :)

The WORST apartment to live in Pullman.Apartments are not well maintained and you can hear people…read morewalking and even snoring above your apartment floor. Property managers are not well organized and it takes forever to get information or change regarding the leasing contracts. When I had to sub lease my apartment at that time they had no clue on transferring the lease and it took them 6 months to figure out by that time my lease was already about to end. Worst of all they would not give me my deposit back I had to email and call them to get the deposit back.

This apartment complex has serious maintenance issues. When I moved into my apartment, my bedroom…read morewindow had a large crack in it. It went unfixed for months, and I covered it with clear packing tape. The management then claimed that fixed the issue structurally, and made it only a cosmetic issue. It took over half a year to get the window replaced. In addition, they did not maintain their parking lots. They are very uneven and they don't bother removing the gravel they put down during snow to provide traction. Combine that with bad lighting in the parking lots and it caused a lot of slipping and falling due to loose gravel that was difficult to see. The manager tried to be helpful, but he only had one person doing maintenance and that made it difficult to get anything done. He also seemed to have almost no budget for maintaining things, hence he tried to do things like fix washing machines and dryers that really should have been replaced. (There were times when there was only one dryer in my building that would actually dry my clothes at all.) In addition, the maintenance person was sometimes downright rude. Another problem is the design of the place, it has those outside walkways that mean all windows are right at a level where people are walking by. Not the most secure or the most quiet, and also people often ended up smoking right outside my window. However, this design is somewhat common in Pullman, so consider if it works for you or not before renting an apartment here. Some of the building have really great views of the surrounding hills, and that is really nice feature of the place. Overall I couldn't recommend living here when there are other apartments in Pullman priced about the same with better maintenance. It is pet friendly, which is a plus, but there are other apartment complexes in Pullman that are as well for a similar price.

Moved into the Wheatland apartments several years ago, it was obvious it had never been cleaned…read more The walls were orange with a residue (dripping down the walls) that my mom and I could not figure out and was very difficult to clean. Cabinets were also dirty inside and out, windows and carpets in the living room and bedroom were covered in plaster and dust. It was a mess, it took my mother and me over a full day to clean as every inch of wall was covered in this residue and just overall the place was gross and dirty. The bathroom fan was dusty and moldy and didn't seem to work. When these issues were brought up they appoligied, made some excuse and said they would come clean the mold and fix the windows, and the water damage (the bathroom floor was squishy from day one) I lived there for 2 years and they never did any of this. My lease said we had to pay for proffesional carpet washing at move out but it's obvious they do not do this themselves if you pay them for it instead of finding your own carpet cleaner. That apartment was spotless after my mother and I spent a full day and a half cleaning it. I left it in better than found condition when I left (I scrubbed the walls, cabinets etc. just as I had done at move in) they claimed bullshit reasons to take my security deposit. Either issues that I complained about at move in, or "white residue on counters" (which was over use of cleaning supplies as I didn't want to take it with me, all it needed was another wipe down with water) and "white residue on carpet" which is also bullshit, the maintenance man had seen the borax (powdered soap) that I lined the windows and baseboards with to kill/keep the ridiculous amounts of hobo spiders out of my apartment. I vacuumed and washed all borax residue, I know there was no trace of it, it was that they knew it had once been there (and even if I had left notable traces it's soap, it can only help during the carpet washing that they claim they do and takes no extra effort to remove). Worst of all they took over $100 out for the apartment needing a new coat of paint because of all the "outlines' on the walls (I had a bunch of art and posters on the walls) these outlines exist because their water heater is rusty and leaves a nasty orange rust residue on EVERYTHING in the apartment! So I scrubed every inch of wall and surface TWICE (move in & move out) and they take my money for their broken fan that didn't work and their rusty water heater (that by the way ruined a lot of my personal property) and then probably still never repainted! I have never been so furious! I have NEVER in my life put in so much time and money into cleaning an apartment before I move in AND at move out. I have also never lost a security deposit. They are out right thieves! Worst rental experience ever! The only good things I can say is the apartments were quiet because of the location. Also the year I went the university had a huge error with like 80% of students financial aid, which I was depending on. I did not get my financial aid until mid November and he was very understanding of this and works with students. He allowed me to postpone the pet fee (as I was moving my pet in January) and I believe he waived the extra monthly pet fee for that reason too. I was partly late with rent Oct.+Nov. because of the financial aid issue and I'm sure we was working with a bunch of other students too. But once I got my aid, I paid all fees, rent I missed in November and paid through February and was never late with rent after and was the perfect tenant, even stopped complaining about the broken apartment because I learned it was never going to get fixed, only to have them screw me over in the end by not returning my security deposit after wasting hours cleaning a mess that wasn't mine and so much money on cleaning supplies that I should not have had to.

The little green guest house is just that - a little (1 bedroom) green-painted house just outside…read moreof downtown moscow. The LGGH is cozy, well-appointed, and a pleasant alternative to the LaQuinta or the Super 8. The owner, Sharon, is great and lives right next door, so any complaints are taken care of immediately. Reasonable prices, too.

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!

My husband and I stayed at Paradise View Bed and Breakfast right outside Moscow, ID recently. We…read morehave stayed at other area hotels and there is no comparison - this place offers an entirely different experience of the area. First, the room was very large and comfortable. It felt like we had a whole house to ourselves. Had we not been so exhausted from traveling all day, we would not have wanted to go to sleep because the views of the night sky and Moscow town lights in the valley below are so breathtaking. We did sleep though, and soundly - there was no city noise to distract us. Also the owners were great hosts and were very knowledgeable about the area, offering great recommendations for day drives and hikes. I would recommend this place to all travelers wanting to experience the beauty of Idaho.