Haven't flown in many years worked with Janice Myers did a wonderful job making sure that we had…read moreall of our arrangements in order thank you so much She booked everything That we needed to make our vacation relaxing and worry free. Will use her again already planning another trip!

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.

Fun times with a limo wine tour for 8 ! We hit 3 wineries: Merry Cellars in Pullman, Lindsay Creek…read moreCellars in Lewiston, and Colters Creek Cellars in Juliaetta. Limo could have been better prepared - there were no wine glasses, napkins , or water but the driver was courteous ! We'd go again - hope they fix the details!!!

Pretty bare bones city RV park, with no camp host. Sites are gravel, surprisingly level, FHUs, and…read morethere are some random square concrete patches between sites that seemed out of place. It is an old campground, though. But it's right smack in the middle of town, and minutes from anywhere you are heading. There is a tent area, and let's just say that those folks were probably NOT on a groovy walking tour of the Palouse, wink wink. I did consider carrying some hollow-point insurance on this trip, but saw it was going to be a full park, with parents dropping off their college kiddos at WSU, so thought that little extra measure was unnecessary this time. Considering there are no brick & mortar bathroom/shower facilities, the $35-night fee is pretty reasonable. But there is a large pee-atorium for folks like us that don't hook up our sewer line. Wifi wasn't great, but you can check weather/email/basics, and I always appreciate that. We'd have no problem staying here, again...

This RV park doesn't look like much, but the location is great and they have full hookups. We…read morebooked online a few months back, because we were over helping our daughter move back to school. Walking distance to shops, brewery and restaurants and short drive to the biggest Walmart I've ever seen (Not a Walmart fan, but this is a great store). You can only stay up to 10 days, but it's quick and easy to reserve online.

This was a unique opportunity to transit the entire middle Fork of the Salmon River, which is not…read morealways accessible due to seasonal water levels. The personal equipment, as well as the equipment supporting the entire tour, was of exceptional design, quality and maintenance. Meals cooked by the guides were creative, nutritious, and plentiful for hungry paddlers. The guides were extremely knowledgeable about the entire length of the river, which was greater than 100 miles. They know how to attack each obstacle to provide a high level of adventure while doing it safely. All of the staff were well educated and friendly. They all had an amazing general knowledge of botany, zoology, geography, and natural history. If an individual guide could not answer your question, they were quick to research it in their extensive library or consult other guides. This trip was a reunion for me in 17 of my West Point classmates. The guides did an amazing job of making it entertaining, enjoyable and memorable.

My 84yr old mom wanted to "do a big river trip" and booked a 5-day trip down the Snake River for…read moreus. The food was great, the views amazing, the cellphone-free environment much appreciated. The best part? The company. The oars staff were friendly, highly-capable, and were the most entertaining part of the trip. I've never talked so much my whole life, but these guys were a hoot. We saw a few people get drunk, beligerant, and not wearing PFDs across the river one day. Some of the other river guide companies do not operate a tight ship. I'm so glad we went with OARS because my stress level was zero other than the rapids. The 5-day down the Snake River was perfect as you really get into the groove of rafting that 3rd day. I just wish I could have stayed on the river longer!

This is one of several staying options in the Lewis-Clark Valley and I decided to choose this inn…read moreafter reading couple of reviews and comparing prices. This inn takes the legacy of Lewis and Clark very seriously as portraits of Lewis and Clark can be seen in the lobby. [Parking]: Free onsite parking. [Price]: Approximately $180 per night for a standard king room. [Check-in]: Very straightforward process and just ring the bell if the receptionist is not available at the front desk. Fresh baked peanut butter cookies are served nightly at the front counter. [Room]: Insert the key card to turn on the room lights. Complimentary toiletries are available upon request - just call the front desk. Pool towels are available poolside and please do not take room towels to the pool. The room includes shampoo, conditioner, and body wash from Pharmacopia. The air conditioning is old-school, but it works. The shower has good hot water temperature and decent water pressure. The room also includes microwave, TV, and mini fridge. [Complimentary breakfast]: Served from 6 AM to 9 AM Monday through Friday and from 6 AM to 10 AM on Saturday and Sunday. Options include build-your-own waffles, ham, sausage, hash browns, apple juice, orange juice, muffins, a yogurt machine, cereal, donuts, sliced bread, and apples. A solid and comprehensive breakfast buffet selection. [Other amenities]: Fitness center open from 6 AM to 10 PM. Pool and spa open from 9 AM to 10 PM. Guests aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult in both areas. There are two computers and a printer in the lobby. The building is locked after a certain time at night and guests must use their room key cards to open the front entrance. [Conclusion]: Overall a comfortable and safe inn to stay with friendly receptionists and free breakfast. It has all the basic amenities you would expect and that is exactly what you want from a standard inn.

We had such a great stay here. Every single staff member we interacted with was genuinely kind,…read morefriendly, and welcoming -- the kind of service that immediately puts you at ease. The hotel itself is beautiful and extremely clean. Our room was spotless, cozy, and the bed was so comfortable it felt like sleeping on a cloud. The indoor pool and hot tub were a total highlight. Both were super clean, the water temperatures were perfect, and there were plenty of towels stocked. The pool room felt warm and cozy, and the open door to the outside added fresh air without making it cold. Breakfast was honestly above and beyond. It felt more like a full restaurant breakfast than a typical hotel continental spread -- hot, delicious, and way better than expected. We had so much fun staying the night here and left feeling relaxed and cared for. Absolutely recommend this hotel if you're coming through Clarkston or exploring Hells Canyon.

My husband surprised me with a limo ride on my birthday dinner this year. He chose Ride N Style and…read moreI'm so glad he did! Our driver, Shane, was fabulous from the moment he pulled up to our house. He was prompt, polite and professional. We enjoyed the ride in the clean and comfortable limousine all the way to dinner! I was very pleased with our experience, and if we're in need of a limousine service again we will absolutely contact Ride N Style!

Paid for this at the Elk dinner for a wine tour. It was over 100 degrees outside and there was no…read moreAC in the limo. Had to keep the windows down and my grandma didn't make it past the first stop. Haven't received a call back from the owner. Would not recommend.

The perfect place to relax between campus and downtown…read more The best days to stop by are the days they have wine (IDs get checked to confirm you're 21+), honey, and Cougar Gold cheese samples. Sometimes they also have other snacks and/or an assortment of mini desserts. They announce these open houses/events on social media and it's pretty safe to assume they'll happen on Friday and/or Saturday when there's a WSU home football game, graduation, family weekend, etc. There's also usually at least one good spot for a photo and the employees are normally happy to take your family/group photo (using your phone/camera). They also have info/maps, places to sit, a coupon book for local businesses, wine bottles and some other items for sale, and bathrooms.

Coupons. School products such as wine and cheese. Chill place to take a breath. We got some student…read morewines. Super excited to share them with our grad.