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.

Every year my extended family gets together for a family X-mas near Coeur d'Alene that is in the…read moresummer or fall since we can't get together over the holidays. This year my mom discovered Praeder Ranch Resort. It was the perfect location for us. There are several family members with campers; the resort offers tent, partial and full sites to accommodate everyone. There is a lodge with wonderful rooms for everyone else (where we stayed). There is an indoor pool, an outdoor pool and a huge hot tub. Also offered is a game room, a great library, a gym and outdoor activities such as shuffle board, volleyball, basketball, frisbee golf, etc. We found trails to walk around to get some outdoor exercise. The lodge is well maintained and very clean; my wife and I very much enjoyed the indoor pool and sauna. Jeff and Tracy were wonderful and took good care of the entire extended family that was there. It's a little out of the way, but worth the trip. We shall definitely be back.

This past weekend my family gathered at Praeder Ranch Resort for a family get together that we call…read moreFamily X-mas. We used 3 camping spots and 6 hotel rooms. Our weekend was great as always, but made better by Tracy and Jeff the hosts of the ranch. They were so accommodating and friendly. We all gathered at a camp spot for meals and fun. This ranch was perfect since some camped and some not. I highly recommend the ranch for a peaceful get away or a large gathering. They really need to get the word spread out about this place.

This place has a rustic cabin-like decor with basic amenities. Our room was comfortable, but the…read morehighlight was the awesome view of the lake. Each room has its own private patio and lake view. We enjoyed the freshly baked scones for breakfast along with coffee. The walls are pretty thin, but thankfully, there weren't too many guests at the hotel during our stay. The lodge is within walking distance to the bike shop, trail, and the restaurants.

Well..... the hubby hit our water line at our house so we headed on down to the hotel…read more I needed a bigger kitchen considering I would be cooking for a few days. This is room 10. The attention to detail is amazing with it's bear theme. Room 10's bed it like sleeping on clouds.

Upside: Cute hotel in a great small town. Bed comfy. Ample room for our travel gear…read more You must dine at Blackboard Cafe just a couple doors away. ***** Street side room~windows and fans only. No A/C in our unit~not ideal but cooled down at night with windows open (street noise came late as pubs closed but was short lived). Downside: Cigarette odor hit us as soon as we stepped into the main stairway from outdoors. Smell lingered our whole stay as we think possibly it used to be a smoking establishment and that odor is hard to remedy with old carpet in common areas. Room was clean, not as bad as smelling as out of the room. Shower had a cigarette burn on the shower lip (see photo). Texted the mgr but she was apparently not feeling well. No reply was ever rec'd so hoping she is ok now. 3.5 stars

A must for ghost hunters!!!! The Ryan never disappoints. Ask for room 16 and keep an eye on the…read morecloset. If you aren't looking for ghosts and just want a nice, clean, friendly place, then they Ryan is for you as well. Donna is a sweetheart!

The Coeur d'Alene Resort is truly such a beautiful place to stay. The views from our room were…read moreabsolutely breathtaking -- you could literally lay in bed and look out over the lake. We loved relaxing at the spa, eating at Beverly's, and renting bikes to ride around the lake. We also hiked around Tubbs Hill and explored so many great local restaurants. It honestly feels like such a magical escape from city life and the perfect destination if you're looking for outdoor activities, nature, and a slower pace to recharge.

My husband and I moved to the Spokane area earlier this year, so we have been excited to get to…read moreknow the surrounding areas. Coeur d' Alene has been on my list as everyone says how great it is. So, a friend flew to visit over the summer and we spent 2 nights at the resort in their North Wing room. Then another friend came to visit this month, so we returned (with a much better experience). Arrival: Both visits were easy and we self parked. Be aware that there is an elevator from the parking garage to the resort and it is not the same one that will bring you to your room. Easy if you don't have a lot of stuff, but one visit I brought my dog and I could have used a luggage cart. So unload up front and then go park. Check in: Very quick. No wait. On the 2nd stay we were allowed to check in early which was nice. Rooms: North Wing- yikes. It does say on the site it is for the "value minded traveler." It shows. Summer is expensive there and since we were going to be outside the majority of the time it wasn't horrible. However, the room is much like a motel with the window facing a walkway. Ours was right next to the elevator. ugh. The inside was just okay. As others have mentioned, it could use updating. My second stay we stayed in the Lake Tower Room with double beds and fireplace and balcony. It was lovely. Nice room, beds comfortable, but the best was the view. Housekeeping: Unfortunately, both stays no one came to service the room. The Lake Tower even had a button to push when you want it serviced. We were out of the room by late morning and had the button turned on. Oh well. When I called, they did offer to service the room but we were tired and wanted to relax. One minor thing is that there is quite the push for tipping. I believe it came in an email and text. Just thought it was tacky. I've never seen that done before. Amenities: Visited the outdoor Blu pool during the summer. It was busy. My friend and I found an area that was "adults only" (not near the pool) and enjoyed the lake more than the kids in the pool crowd. Restaurants: Dined at Beverly's and Dockside. I will write separate reviews for them. All positive and will be back. The pre fixe dinner (early bird) was a great deal at Beverly's! ***Only policy I would suggest a change on is their charge for pet fee. It's one of the highest I've paid (and I've stayed at 5 star resorts) There is a DAILY $75 fee (someone said they cap at $150). I understand a fee is necessary, but I think that is a bit over the top. Our pup is crated (and prefers it) so does not require that deep level of clean other dogs might need. It might be better to have a standard reasonable fee and then charge the owner if the animal's stay requires additional cleaning.

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.

Would not recommend overpriced for quality. You can hear everything happening in the hotel and the…read morethermostat that was set at 54 felt like 80. The breakfast options; yogurt, granola bar, or oatmeal packet, and a choice of juice.

Clean bedding is non existent. Way, way over priced . Hard worthless beds. Would rather walk to the…read morenext town than stay there again.

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.

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!

On the surface: Beautiful and inviting motel, great for families, especially if you need a place…read morethat is pet friendly. Nice staff and bonfires on site with complimentary "smores kits," they even give out sticks you can use to roast the marshmallows over the fire. Office is closed after 10pm, so plan accordingly. I initially gave the Stardust 3/5 stars as we drove back to our home at 2am because neither of us could sleep on the very firm and uncomfortable mattress, the pillows felt like rolled up newspapers. But I liked the overall aesthetic and vibe. However I'm lowering to 2/5 after communicating this issue to the hotel, on the phone they said they had no idea the beds were uncomfortable. Then in response to this review they informed us that the beds in the "classic rooms" are not as comfortable as the beds and pillows in the "signature rooms." If we had known this when booking we would have paid more and reserved a signature room. The owners response was to essentially blame us for booking a "cheap" room and suggest we should have somehow known their standard rooms have terrible beds. The real issue is that NO room should have mattresses so uncomfortable that guests flee the motel at 2am. The room in general was clean, would have appreciated USB chargers or at least an outlet on both bedside tables instead of just the one. If they invested in better mattresses and pillows this would have been a 5/5 star review. If they had been less tone-deaf and responded better to our issues I would have kept the review at 3/5.

This is the most adorable vintage, clean motel I've stayed in. The beds are so cozy. The room is…read morespotless and smells very clean. The 50's microwave and refrigerator are so darn cute. Easy walking to everywhere downtown and the shop owners were not only nice, but also raved about Kimberly and the motel. So glad we got to spend the night at the Stardust and Wallace.