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!

Very eclectic little motel. Easy to check-in and out. Several nice outdoor gathering spots. Rooms…read moreare furnished with random items but there is a nice mural on the wall with the bed. My biggest complaint is the mattress which had a huge dip on the right side so no one could sleep there. Because of this, I probably wouldn't stay there again.

Great motel. The accommodations were excellent. The bed was very comfortable. The TV was a great…read moresize with lots of channels. Just a short walk to Rico's

After leaving a disappointing hotel (Paradise) earlier in the day of new Coug orientation, we were…read moreeagerly greeted by the staff. We entered our room to a STRONG chemical smell. The table was dirty and then I went to check the cleanliness of the bathroom (that was our previous problem). When I turned on the faucet, the water was BROWN! With the strong smell and nasty water, we decided to check out after maybe 20 mins. We were NOT given a refund or any compensation. Will not be back. My husband was convinced the smell was trying to coverup a problem somewhere.

Wesson Bunkhouse is my favorite place to stay in Pullman, Washington. Owners Rich & Carla Wesson…read morehave created a charming, comfortable private getaway. Close to town, but out in the quiet countryside. Carla's breakfasts are outstanding and she's always able to accommodate my allergy requirements: gluten-free & vegan.

We had a wonderful 3 days at this quiet, rural, lovely bed and breakfast only minutes to downtown…read morePullman. The bunkhouse for two is a perfect get-away. The larger barn loft sleeps four with a kitchen. We will definitely stay here again.

Satisfactory accommodations, especially when you just need a place to sleep while visiting the…read moreUniversity of Idaho. Proximity to the U of I is just across the street near Walmart and an Applebees. Compared to the other hotels on the block the La Quinta appears to offer ideal pricing. All rooms are accessed inside through the lobby. The lobby opens into a seating area and everything appears clean and well managed. Just beyond the lobby is an enclosed indoor pool. We could smell the chlorine as we walked in the front doors. Check in was very easy and the employees were all very friendly. Our room was on the second floor, and it was easy to access via the staircase or the elevators. We booked a king room. The room had a lot of floor space next to the bed near the window. The room came with a coffee maker, microwave, and mini fridge. Everything appeared to be surface clean. The bed was very comfortable and also was visibly clean. They provided five very nice pillows on the king bed. The temperature in the room was perfect for a comfortable night sleep. The bathroom was sufficient. I like that they provided Dove toiletries. I would say that the rooms are pretty quiet as the hotel is set pretty far back from the street and there is a hill behind the property so you really won't hear any outside noise. Our room had a locked adjoining door to our neighbors and we could loudly hear their TV and their voices a bit later into the evening than we would've liked. Once they went to bed we had a very quiet night sleep. I found this super annoying but normal for hotels. Breakfast in the morning was a very simple spread. Fortunately, they provided hot options like eggs and sausage and they had a single waffle maker, which was very very popular. For the price of the room and the included breakfast, I would definitely stay at this location again . This was a very good value.

We booked this last min for the WSU homecoming game. All our usuals were sold out or a ridiculous…read moreprice so we decided to try this Great location since close to Applebees and grocery and a quick drive to WSU We checked in late at 10pm and it was easy and quick. I was just what we needed of the two bags, a desk, I'm a fridge, and TV and chest of drawers. Everything seemed very clean and the beds were comfortable, offering a ton of different pillows We did have a view of a dumpster which wasn't great but it also didn't matter because we just literally needed to be at the hotel to sleep and then go about our days. They respected our "do not disturb" sign and let us check out one hour later One thing we do not like is soft water and it was very soft so of course that makes you feel like you can never get the soap entirely off your body. But then for a few hours it was randomly hard water but then returned to soft water. So I'm not sure what was going on It was great for the price that we paid

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.

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.

Wonderful, Wonderful, Wonderful. Absolutely beautiful…read moresetting, quiet and a fabulously restored country farmhouse. Hosts are wonderful.

The Palouse Scenic Byway is scenic if you live in an area that looks nothing like this. If you have…read morelived in this area, then you take the rolling Palouse hills for granted and think this is not scenic at all. My only real complaint is the two-lane highway, which at times can be very dangerous, but generally there is no one else out here on the road with me except the occasional deer or farm vehicle. Caution: don't drive this road when WSU has a game or graduation. The two-lane road becomes the Indy 500.

This is one of those highways that isn't exactly very scenic but it does meander through some…read morebeautiful wheat country and rolling hills. If you enjoy miles and miles of farmland, interspersed with small towns, some of which have seen better days, you will love this highway. Be prepared for a lot of hills and slow-moving farm equipment. If its harvest time, expect empty fast-moving trucks or slow wheat trucks laboring up the hills.