Ferienunterkünfte in Viola

Triple Tree Ranch, Moscow, ID

Enjoy the natural beauty surrounding this historic getaway. We have pictures of this house dating back to approximately 1917 it was the farmhouse of 160 acre homestead just on the edge of Moscow Idaho. Our 8 acres are bordered by the University of Idaho Arboretum , have a good view, nice sunsets . We have one horse and one mule and five chickens. The South Fork of the Palouse river runs through our property. But you can jump across it. The City bicycle park is across the street. Dog is ok.

Beautiful private space with incredible views.

Forget your worries in this spacious and serene space. Only 19 miles from Moscow, with everything you need to be independent, you can enjoy views on every side and an outdoor space that’s available to make your stay feel like a true vacation. The kitchenette allows for freedom to cook your own meals if desired. The space is part of but separated from the main home with keyed doors to protect your privacy. There is also an outdoor kid’s playhouse and a play set with swings, slide and sandbox.

Wildflower Suites North

Stay in a charming 2nd floor apartment in a century old house in the quiet town of Garfield. A stroll on the sidewalks throughout town is filled with views of the palouse hills and nearby mountains . You'll be two blocks away from the Garfield public park, 3 blocks from Bishop's orchard, and 6 blocks away from Schaut's convenience store. There is a town pool open in summer months. The apartment is a short drive from Steptoe Butte State Park and hiking trails on Kamiak Butte and Idler's Rest.

Marty's Place

Twenty minutes from the Moscow and the University of Idaho, this beautiful new construction offers the comforts of home in a tranquil community. With a fully equipped kitchen and the comfortable queen sized bed , as well as the Sealy inflatable queen bed for extra travel guests. You will be walking distance to the park, grocery store, coffee shop and multiple local attractions. Children 5 and under accompanied by parents or guardian stay free. Contact host.

MountainVista: a quiet, country retreat.

Our private MountainVista guesthouse is your ideal starting point whether you are attending a university event or exploring the Palouse country. Located 17 miles from Moscow, our comfortable guesthouse provides you with peace and quiet along with a scenic view of Moscow Mountain. MountainVista offers a well equipped dedicated workspace. Air condition units are in bedrooms only. Our driveway is somewhat steep and gravel, not ideal for sports cars. 🙂

A Kozy Cottage

This bright and cheerful space includes a full sized - stocked kitchen with coffee service, a dining area, living area w/sleeper sofa and a half bath. A dedicated in unit washer and dryer, WiFi & Smart TV in the living area ready for your own Firestick, or use included Netflix, Disney, Amazon, and YouTube TV. Charming separate bedroom with a queen bed, and full bath with sliding door to a private patio awaiting your morning or evening downtime!

Modern Artsy Suite, Steps to WSU, Free Parking

Relax at this boutique-style suite just steps from WSU and Gesa Stadium. This sparkling-clean stay features a cozy bed, Turkish towels, original artwork, a luxe coffee bar, and a newly remodeled kitchenette. Free parking makes campus visits and game days a breeze. Whether you're here for football, a college tour, or remote work, you’ll love the private entrance, fast Wi-Fi, and peaceful, 1.3-acre park-like setting—your own retreat in Pullman.

The Steakhouse Hill Suites I

Serene, family-friendly accommodations. Private 2Bedroom, 1.25 Bath Suite offer guests a breathtaking landscape view of the Palouse. There is an additional 3rd BR available on main floor with a private bathroom, great for those having difficulty navigating stairs. Children love the secluded playroom and adults love the solitude. Our woods offer walking trails and glimpses of wildlife.

Restored 1909 Train Carriage on 145 Acres

Stay in a restored 1909 train car, with a sauna and hot tub. Set amid forest and wheat fields with beautiful views. Spectacular night skies and lots of solitude round out the experience. This car ran on the Washington Idaho & Montana Railway from 1909 until around 1955. It was, (and is), car number 306, bought new from the American Car and Foundry Co.