We usually see the Wilson Banner team at farmers markets but we've stopped by the ranch a couple…read moretimes. At the markets we typically get some of their fruit and/or cider and catch up. My husband enjoyed learning about local agriculture history from Joe so we were sad to find out he very recently passed away. Our first ranch visit was on a super hot day so we just chatted with Joe and bought a jug of cider. It was much cooler the second time (a few years later) so we ended up picking some cherries. I do enjoy eating berries straight from the tree (or bush, depending on the berry) and hanging out on farms, but I think pre-picked berries might be more appropriate for me. That or paying for a bag but trying to get my fill of berries on-site and not worrying about filling the bag for home.

Took the kids to the pumpkin patch today and they were so disappointed. We have been here before a…read morefew years ago and it was amazing. This year it cost $5 a person which was $20 for my group. $20 to go through a small hay maze, climb on a bale of hay and go down a slide is not worth $20. Previous years they have had a corn maze, a petting zoo, horse rides and tons of other animals for the kids to enjoy not this time. The pumpkin patch was much smaller than before. We did find some pumpkins at 50cents a pound yikes! No venders this time, no food sections and sparse pickings in the gift shop. $65.00 with entrance and pumpkins so disappointing-

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 place was off the beaten path, but well worth the effort! Plus it's a WSU owned business!…read more Double win for me!!! Cozy little winery, I recommend a wine tasting. If you buy a bottle the wine tasting fee is waived! Went home with a red and a white! Can't wait to go back and support them again!

Went to Merry Cellars for my first ever wine tasting and it was spectacular! Every single employee…read morewent above and beyond with their service! I loved the fun and friendly vibes will 100% be coming back! Shoutout to Chelsea and Natalie the best ladies ever!

We just had the most amazing birthday party there for my parents in their 80s. Holly was so helpful…read moreand gracious at every step of the way. The wine was terrific, and the venue was spectacular. We created lasting memories.

Okay here's the deal . It appears to be a cool spot in the middle of nowhere and The wine I had…read morewas really nice but there's nowhere to sit ... no chairs nothing , you just sort of stand around in the front area so you're forced to speak with the staff as they pepper you with personal questions. They're nice ... but nosey , it's just kind of a weird place .

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.

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.

Not impressed, to say the least. We arrived around 4:00 pm and checked in. We were told where our…read moreroom was and told we could park in any spot, but not the EV spots. We realized we were on the second floor and there was NO elevator. It was quite a struggle to get our luggage up the stairs. When we arrived at our room, we were very underwhelmed. The wall AC unit was crazy loud and ran pretty much ALL the time. We couldn't figure out how to turn it off, but it was too hot to turn off anyways (100 degrees on our last day). The attention to detail in the room was low. There were wires hanging down behind the TV, the doors were removed from the closet (not sure why) and only one drawer had a handle/pull. The other drawers just had holes. The bathroom vanity was touch up painted in a different color. There's a table with four chairs with room for two people (the microwave is sitting on the table). These things just made the room feel kind of low quality - like it was a rush job renovation. The bathroom backs to an alley and has a floodlight shining in the window all night - with no window cover, so you have to keep the door closed all night if you don't want the bright light shining in. The bathroom door is super noisy, so it woke everyone up if one person would get up to use the bathroom at night. The shower drain was not draining well and we stood in a bit of standing water with each shower. To e bathroom is smaller than a cruise ship. Super tight! There was a lot of dust in the bathroom and the shower cleanliness was questionable. There were no towels or paper towels in the kitchen, which I thought was weird. There is no housekeeping and they don't even give you fresh towels each day. We had to go down to the office twice to ask and there was no one at the desk. We waited around for quite awhile and ended up having to knock on the staff door next door to request towels. Same thing another day. The breakfast is nothing but dry crockpot oatmeal with toppings and pop tarts. The oatmeal was ok for a day or two, but we got really sick of it by the third day. As far as sleep, I had a hard time because the windows only had pull down shades which didn't fit well and the sun started streaming in the back window early. The bed was comfortable but the pull out sofa bed was miserable. I felt bad that my daughter had to sleep on it. We were in Pullman to help my daughter move into her new apartment, so the uncomfortable bed pushed her to start sleeping in her apartment before it was even fully ready. The parking was a nightmare. The second night we returned late and couldn't find a spot. We tried to go to the office to ask where to park, but the office was closed. We drove around back and parked. We didn't notice any no parking signs. The next morning we had a tow warning notice on our car. We were never told where the overflow parking was - just not to park in the EV spots. Apparently you can park on the side of the hotel, but not the back. Thank goodness we didn't have our car towed! The three positives: The free drink on the first night was a nice perk. The people in the office were pretty friendly. The main bed was comfortable. The negatives: - No elevator - Loud, subpar AC - Floodlight in bathroom window - Rickety bathroom door - Poor drainage in shower - Tiny, dirty bathroom - No housekeeping or fresh towels - Very little parking - Limited breakfast (oatmeal and pop tarts only) - Uncomfortable pull out bed - No way to contact front desk, except calling main reservation line and getting an AI assistant or going down to office and speaking to someone (if they're there). - Dilapidated and dirty rooms We have stayed in Pullman before and while we understand that accommodation options are limited, we were shocked that this hotel had such raving reviews. It makes us question the validity of all this reviews...

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.

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.