After reading the few reviews on this "Inn", I was rather frightened of what my stay was going to be like. Yes, the hotel is old and the interior reflects this. And yes, if you are staying on a football weekend it is WAY over-priced. But given the circumstances that this is a small sized community and lodging options are... more

I had to come back and write a review after reading the others on here and dreading my trip. Look, This place is very small and very "no frills" but it wasn't unreasonable. Yes, we paid over $90 a night but that is TYPICAL for any Moscow/Pullman hotel on a football weekend. The chain hotels charge upwards of $140 for... more

Because my husband and I planned on a quick trip to Moscow, we thought we would try to save some money and stay at the Palouse Inn. What a mistake. Truly. The room was dark. The carpet stained and dirty looking. I was able to take a very hot shower (because I couldn't get the cold water to work). My... more

It was one of those football weekends, and the Palouse Inn was the only place with an available room. Since they charged us over $100/night, we figured it would be reasonably nice, i.e., space to move around the room, a hair dryer, a dining room where we could enjoy the "continental breakfast." The price, however, was deceptive. It was clean... more

They have a bad habit of lying to the customer by: 1. Saying that it is normal for week-end rates to increase yet when I checked around, after I left the motel, I come to find out that this is not correct. 2. These are some of the smallest rooms we have ever stayed in. If was even smaller that... more

It was "Rush" for new college students and accommodations were limited...my only choice was the Palouse Inn. Knowing what I know now, I would have booked accommodations in Lewiston and driven the 30 miles into Moscow for my meeting. The property is dingy to say the least. They cut corners on every little thing. They claimed they don't put coffee... more

We stayed here one night while visiting Moscow. Upon checking in, the first thing we noticed was (after jangling the key around the lock for a few minutes to get the door open) was that the door was ill-fitted to the jam--you could see daylight through the cracks. The room was a bit dingy and dated, and the shower-only stall... more