Adorable bed and breakfast owned by the most hospitable, warm and caring owners that go an extra…read moremile to make you feel special! Location: fantastic! 5 min walk away from main downtown area! We walked back from the bar at midnight and felt safe! It's an easy walk to all main spots! The Inn: gorgeous! The outside doesn't look big but it's massive inside! It's got roughly 5 bedrooms! The owners stock up the refrigerator with drinks and yoghurt for guests, and there is fresh baked cookies to snack on through the day! The have great teas and coffees 24/7 too. Super cozy and delightful overall! Room: We had the master suite on the top floor and it was super spacious and clean. They have great high quality products! Loved the shampoo, conditioner and lotion! The breakfast! Tim (owner) is a fantastic cook! Each night we would place an order for what we wanted for breakfast the next day! They have a gourmet touch to their breakfast! Tim makes food like an artist does his art! His passion for the culinary shows through the taste and presentation! It's incredibly beautiful! We lived everything we had for breakfast! Overall we had a fantastic stay! I can't wait to be back! I highly recommend this place! Tim and Kim are simply the best!

The very best B&B in Walla Walla, without a doubt. We were so thankful for the graciousness of Tim…read moreand Kim while staying with them!! We recommend them to anyone. The food is sensational, made to order breakfast and dinner. So great!

As a former award winning innkeeper I'm fussy.....the place offers genuine hospitality. I could…read moreimprove nowt! The place ain't cheap but it offers outstanding value..... it over delivers and exceeds expectations, All those who have passed before state everything that you need to know. The Granary is the room to book and the outdoor shower is wonderful. Great linen on the bed, robes, lots of refreshments available within the room, relaxing pool and hot tub...all they need is a dog to keep me company and I'd stay for two weeks! I'm a fussy bugger and I could not find anything that could be improved. Spotless clean inside the room, in the garden and in the communal areas. Enough said.....Book it and enjoy the air miles that you can earn with your credit card reservation expenditure. I did......

The Barn B&B and its owners, Anand & Naina, exceeded our expectations in every way! All the…read morereviews are spot on, and the absolute focus on the smallest of details is what sets this beautiful B&B apart. The level of service began before we even arrived. Detailed emails with recommendations and suggestions for the area (since we had never been to Walla Walla) were so helpful and guided us in our planning. The service just continued as Anand & Naina greeted us with a welcome glass of wine and a personalized tour of their property. They do such an amazing job of incorporating all of their travels and experiences around the world into a beautiful melting pot of décor and cuisine. The entire property is so elegantly classic! Everything is spotless and immaculate, but with with such an ease that you feel right at home. The pool and hot tub were a wonderful refuge and perfectly heated. Our Vinefera suite was beautifully appointed and the custom, hand-painted mural (by Naina) above the bed was stunning! The outdoor shower and zen garden are a MUST to experience. The bed and linens were so comfortable . . . I literally could have stayed for weeks. Our morning breakfasts were nothing short of a delicious 3 course meal . . . literally! An example . . . Greek yogurt fruit parfaits for our opening course, to a veggie frittata for our main, followed by a chocolate bread pudding to finish the experience. Their and their entire staff's love is evident in the food and service they provide. We were celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary on this trip, and Anand and Naina joined in our celebration by surprising us at breakfast (in front of the other guests) with a gift and a special bottle of Bellini on ice from their favorite establishment in Venice, Italy. The genuine thought and care brought tears to my husband and I's eyes! We enjoyed sitting around the firepit at night, sharing one of Anand's favorite bottles of wine, watching the huge moon rise above the pond, and talking of our families . . . connecting like old friends. As we departed, they again personally met to see us off . . . freshly baked cookies in hand for our drive. IT'S IN THE DETAILS, AND ANAND AND NAINA HAVE HEARTS OF GOLD AND KNOW HOW TO HIGHLIGHT THE DETAILS . . . we will return!!!!

We stopped by here on our way back north from a two week vacation camping in the Eastern Sierras…read moreand on the California coast, so a nice clean room with a good bed was certainly in order after tents and cabin mattresses in the days prior. We came on a Saturday and there must have been a bunch of graduations or something because the hotel was packed. We usually get a two queen suite for our family of four but our only option here was a standard king and a sofa bed. No stars removed for that, the room was immaculate, well air conditioned, comfortable and most of all: Quiet. The hotel WiFi offered a solid connection and was easy enough to connect our devices upon arrival and I also got a small discount for signing up for the free Best Western Rewards program. They have a full fitness room with exercise equipment and a small pool, 4 feet at the deep end, in a sauna like room downstairs. The pool ended up being the primary bone of contention as my son is a connoisseur of hotel swimming pools and gave this one a scathing 0 out of 10. The water was too cold and, after hopping in, he severely scraped his shin from knee to ankle (see photos). Added to that, the noise factor in the pool room was perhaps one decibel below an acid trip at the Tet Offensive (1968). Seriously, PTSD inducingly loud in there, and the humid atmosphere only adds to the sensory overload. I lasted about five minutes. As we were walking out of the pool area, I noticed a prominently placed sign advertising a first aid kit available at the front desk, so accidents must be fairly common here. Apart from that, the hotel is in a quiet part of town with plenty of good eats nearby. Whether you're on a McBudget or have no problem forking over $25 for a California Burrito, you can find a wide variety within a 3 to 8 minute drive from the hotel. Parking was ample, if not super close to the building and there are luggage racks available if you're like us and bring the entire Gypsy wagon up to your room. There is coffee, water (hot and cold) and a variety of snacks available in the lobby 24-7. Breakfast (included with stay) includes my all time favorite fixture: The DIY Waffle Station. Get up early to beat the line. So, the missing star is for the pool debacle, but the rest was very solid. Friendly staff, easy to navigate the floor plan, etc. Seating in the breakfast area is extremely limited. I counted four tables with about twelve seats, total, to serve the entire hotel. So, if you're traveling with a big group you might have to do breakfast in shifts. TL;DR Version: Clean, friendly, comfortable and geographically well situated. The pool could cause physical or psychological injury but at least there's a first aid kit? DIY waffles are a win.

awful management, not customer oriented. uncommunicative, inflexible, and GREEDY! they would not…read moreeven try to help me fix my erroneous reservation when I arrived (it was my mistake but not even an ounce of consideration was granted to me). they used expedia as an excuse. "third party blah blah." expedia spoke to the same people at the front desk as I did. in both cases they wouldn't call the manager over the weekend - no solution on a Friday night. making maximal money is the ONLY consideration and rules are in place to ensure it. exceptionally poor customer service. avoid at all costs. the enterprise should be concerned about this one. the breakfast was also notably bad: worst fake egg whip I've ever had

There aren't enough stars for Penny at The Maxwell House! Her bed and breakfast is located…read moreconveniently situated to downtown Walla Walla's Main Street - where you can ride your bikes to all the tasting rooms! You will need to drive to the estate wineries - but exploring Main street is a FLIPPIN' BLAST- especially on bikes! Penny is a delight! She is so knowledgable about where to go and knows everyone in town. She is so thoughtful and has thought of every detail for her guests. Her bathroom is stocked with beautiful lavendar bath salts and lotions! The place smells like fresh baked cookies, probably because she just baked them! She has coffee service set out and her etiquite is from the 'good ol' days' so you feel kinda spoiled using a teacup with a nice little spoon to stir your milk that you have poured from a petite milk creamer jar. Penny takes care of the entire place and you can tell she puts her heart into it. Penny cooks a lavish breakfast every morning. Save up your calories for her breakfast. Her beds and bedding are very comfortable....and so so much lovelier than staying at a hotel. My husband and I have come to love Penny and have been staying there for three years. She is now like family to us! She deserves ONLY good people staying here, so if you are a good, decent, kind person, you should stay at Penny's Maxwell House!

My husband and I stayed here in the "Ravishing Rose" room during the week after our wedding. We…read morehad a great time! The house itself is a period piece full of cool antiques - in a "wow, that's an awesome spindle" type of way, not in a "crap, what if I touch something and break it?" way. The room where we stayed was very comfortable and had an awesome claw-footed bathtub. There were bicycles available, which we unfortunately didn't take advantage of during our stay. Every morning, we were served an amazing homemade breakfast (usually involving fresh fruit) on gorgeous china by the innkeeper, Penny, who is also one of the sweetest women you'll ever meet. If you're looking for a relaxing weekend or mini-vacation, I highly recommend checking out the Maxwell House!

Request to move rooms due to noise from staff entrance was very professionally handled…read more The bedroom/bathroom was very well equipped, spotlessly clean and very comfortable and unlike some we had no issue with our mattress. However we were woken very early at 06.15 with deliveries/staff arrivals occurring beneath our room (204) which was an issue. However when we requested a room move the staff could not have been more efficient and obliging and the following night we slept until 09.30! The whole hotel is spotlessly clean. I ate in the bar one evening (interesting and tasty non typical bar food - very positive comment!) and my server was a lovely bubbly and chatty lady who took an interest in my conversation. If only she had not been at work I would have loved to keep chatting with her for hours......

Go here if you want your Mother's Day to leave a bad taste in your mouth. Absolutely lackluster…read morebrunch complete with overcooked prime rib and curdled scrambled eggs floating in water. $30 per kid for my child to eat a couple pieces of cantaloupe and drink water. $60 per adult for food we had to walk downstairs to get. When I booked the reservation they had a full brunch menu not a buffet. I had to go pour my own cup of drip coffee and they had the nerve to charge me $6 for it. 4 adults and 2 kids and the total was $425 because they included a compulsory 22% "catering fee" and then had the audacity to ask for more tip after being ignored and forgotten by the waiter. We will not be back and definitely not recommending to anyone.

Lovely old historic inn. Beautifully done up inside. Huge tall beds to sleep on. Nice breakfast…read moreprovided in the dining room. The owner Jack is exceptionally nice and helpful. Carried our luggage upstairs for us since we are old! Located right by the Main Street of Pendleton so walkable to downtown.

My husband and I love staying at historic inns and B&Bs. The staff was friendly and the homes…read morehistory was rich. The bed was clean and comfortable. The place looks rougher (more worn) than their website photos. I had a hard time getting over how dirty the bathroom floor in our suite was. It didn't look like it had seen a mop in years. Cobwebs on the ceilings. Housekeeping could use improvement. The communal shower room was not stocked with soap but it did offer a supply of condoms. Never stayed at a place where condoms were an amenity. Be very careful using the Victorian pin shower although a novel experience, it can be painful.

Me and my husband stood here 5/20 and had such an amazing experience! It was so peaceful as soon…read moreas we drove onto the property cute little kittens were playing in the yard, horses in the back. Our room was decorated so cute for our late honeymoon the bath room was a good size very huge jacuzzi tub and high tech shower with radio and lights Breakfast was THE BEST with the freshest orange juice We will definitely be back!

The owners are friendly, personable, accommodating and attentive. The appointments are pleasing…read more The room and facilities clean and modern. Nicely located and convenient to a variety of eateries. Breakfast was freshly prepared and filling. All in all a nice weekend getaway address

This place is quite lovely and we are excited to see what they do with the space as they continue…read moreto rehab it! We found this place when we were looking for accommodations as we visited wineries and this fit the bill! It's about a 15 minute drive from downtown Walla Walla and its nestled in a very pristine setting between the Walla Walla and little Walla Walla rivers. It's a nice size property with a 1962 Shasta parked below some trees. The place is super cozy and the bed is really comfy! And you can bring your dog! In the morning they deliver fresh coffee and treats to the door! The best thing is that the hosts are phenomenal and will do everything they can to make you feel at home!