When I called to ask about weather and the town they laughed. They indicated it was spring in…read morePullman. They recommended layering and be prepared for rain, snow, and sunshine.... her prediction....correct! We were able to experience each facet of the weather! Thank you!

From a tourist perspective, everyone at the Chamber was very helpful in directing me to the best…read morelocations for photography. They have a lot of local items for sale on site and a great map for photographers. Stop in to start your trip off right.

I can't recommend this company because I did not receive a return call or email in regards to my…read moreinquiry.

The Cleaning Fairy did a move out cleaning for us that was amazing. The business owner came to do a…read morewalk through for the quote. We originally had a friend moving in to the house, but when we decided to sell, she was able to provide more services to get the house ready to show. Sarah was very easy to work with. Up front on everything, great communicator, sent pictures. Would use this business again for sure.

What a smooth experience. Mr. Steve Dodge was very professional and skilled in helping us book very…read moreimportant international travel. He made it all very easy. Got us the best Air travel for our budget as well as hotel accommodations where we are landing. He indeed laid the SmackDown on our travel. We live in California and from multiple states away, he more than accomplished the mission. I highly recommend him and his service. Support Independent Business Owners.

This B&B is the most fabulous place to stay! A friend and I stayed there earlier this week while on…read morea genealogy road trip, and we ended up staying an extra day. I'd still be there if that was possible. It's a huge house - and there is no sharing with other guests. If you book a stay, for example, for two people - you get the whole house to yourselves! The host and caretaker, Vicki Broekel, comes in the morning (at a time guests choose) and fixes a real farm breakfast right there in the cheery red and white kitchen with vintage decor. The beds are very comfortable and Vicki keeps the house very clean. The resident cat "Sis" is a welcome presence. A Great Horned Owl lives on the property and he's an amazing sight to see. (Apparently he and Sis have come to some sort of agreement, or she'd have been dinner long ago). The grounds are beautiful and the decor of the home fits with it's character and construction in the early 1900s. Wifi is free and there is excellent cell coverage. The TV is not HD and there are limited channels, but the best view is of the expanse of fields from the front porch swing. Several hundred horses are pastured across the road and it was lots of fun watching them. I just can't wait to go back. This is the kind of B&B that would serve as a perfect writer's retreat or a getaway with a goal of peace and quiet. Don't expect ongoing touristy "activities" in the area......this is prairie country, for farming and ranching and appreciating the beauty of "nothing but land and sky."

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!

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.

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.

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.

We were staying in Pullman for our Dogs radiation treatment at WSU and I mistakenly picked the…read morewrong dates. I called into the office to explain the situation and asked to move our reservation up a day. They did not have any availability, which was fine, so I asked to cancel and they said not a problem. I asked specifically again if we would be charged and they said I would not be charged since I called in a few days before the scheduled arrival. Of course my card was charged and they later said they had no record of me trying to cancel, and that it was a non-refundable booking. That is exactly why I called to confirm before canceling and we would not have canceled if I knew I would be charged. Either incompetence or shady stuff. I'm now down $500 plus the other hotel we had to book. I understand it's a business but Was hoping we'd get a little more sympathy while dealing with our sick pup. Apparently not and will not be staying at Hotel McCoy ever again. Disappointing The Residence Inn in Pullman however was a great spot and was very accommodating.

I love their little farm shop. It has very limited hours but we try to stop by every week to pick…read moreup some fresh chevre (cheese made with goat's milk), jam, and/or goat milk soap. I haven't used the soap yet but love that the scent options include things like "lingonberry forest." The employees are always friendly and it's also nice to see the goats, chickens, and some other birds outside. They also offer farm stays (bed & breakfast) and have a stand at the Moscow Farmers Market but I don't have any experience with those aspects of this farm yet.