Check-in is at 3 PM and check-out at 11 AM.

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Arrive early? No problem! Enjoy our art gallery, a local brew or wine from the bar, or a grilled cheese at the bistro.

Unwind by the firepit or snap a selfie with our murals before your room’s ready.

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And if you want to hang around a little longer, just ask us about late check-out!

Yes, wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling art! Every inch of our space features murals and works from local artists.

And if you see blank space, not to worry, next time you return it’s likely to be covered in local art.

Breakfast… that’s our World’s Longest Oatmeal Bar and it’s 100% on the house (and crafted with the same creativity as our murals).

Lunch or dinner? Well, we’ll make you the best grilled cheese sandwich you’ve ever had and pair it with a local beer or wine for you.

Oh… and we’re just steps away from some of the best restaurants in Pullman, so you can also give that a go. 

Glad you asked! Designed in 1959 and built in 1960, it was originally called the Manor Lodge Motel. In 1967 Walter L. Slocum, a sociology professor at nearby Washington State University, purchased it and an adjoining service station shortly thereafter. Rumor has it that there

was once a pool onsite and the motel’s sign out front said “Rest! Relax! Refresh!”.

Experience cozy lodge vibes with a modern twist. With stunning murals and artsy details, it feels like your personal retreat.

Our Aloe Vera memory foam mattresses and blackout blinds ensure you sink in for the ultimate restful experience.

Of course! Dogs, quiet birds and goldfish are welcome, but unfortunately, no cats or venomous creatures.

You bet! Click the HAPPENINGS button at the top of the page or ask our staff about live music, art workshops, or local happenings. There’s always something creative going on.

We don’t build new hotels; we bring old ones back to life! Saving them from the landfill and reducing the need for new materials. 

It also involves some pretty cool stuff. We’ve got rainwater catchment systems, bioswales, recyclable materials, solar panels and drought-tolerant plants all doing their part. It’s sustainability with style and a little nostalgia on the side!