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Aunt Patricia's Cozy, 2 Bedroom Bed and Breakfast

I have 2 private, bedrooms, that share a roomy bathroom. It is a suite. It is not a complete house. If you wish to reserve the 2nd bedroom, it is an additional $30 per person per night. If there are only two people, but wish to have separate bedrooms it is an extra $30 a night, mark your reservation as three people and that will give you the second bedroom. Enjoy a stocked refrigerator and microwave in a nice seating area. A continental breakfast will be provided.I look forward to meeting you.

Secluded Palouse cottage

The Bunkhouse, our secluded Palouse cottage, began as a living quarters for farm hands. Completely renovated, it now offers guests quiet country lodging with close proximity (about 20 min) to Moscow, Pullman, Lewiston and Clarkston. Wander around the 7 acre bird habitat out the back door (might see our local deer and moose!). Enjoy morning coffee in the private tree swing and a fire pit for those chilly evenings. Spiral stairs connect the open bedroom/entertaining area to the kitchen and bath.

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.

Spotswood Cottage - Near Downtown Moscow & U of I

Enjoy a cozy getaway and explore all the Palouse has to offer! Newly renovated, this light-filled apartment is minutes away from key features of Moscow. Join the local restaurant scene or capitalize on the full kitchen and enjoy a night in. This prime location allows you take advantage of the 10 minute or less stroll to downtown, University of Idaho, or the Latah Trail/Paradise Path. During warmer seasons, private yard area and propane fire pit provide a welcoming outdoor atmosphere.

Willow North Cottage

Relax inside and out in this well-appointed cozy cottage adjacent to Paradise Creek. Comfortable King and Queen Nectar beds with a Koala fold out sofa bed in the third bedroom. Fully outfitted kitchen to dine in. Mini split heating and cooling. Patio, BBQ and Adirondacks with gas fire pit , picnic table adjacent to the creek. Generous half-acre shared lot to lounge. Rent one or both sides of the mirror image duplex and share the yard. No shared walls between for insured privacy.

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.

The Cozy Cottage

Cute brand new studio in a peaceful neighborhood. The cottage has everything you need - a fully stocked kitchen, washer/dryer, a king sized bed, and even an outdoor patio with four adirondack chairs and a propane fire pit! The cottage sits in an absolutely beautiful neighborhood within walking distance of downtown. Come see what all of our guests have been raving about and enjoy the coziest Airbnb in Moscow - we're excited to host you!

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.

Augustus Peck House (as seen on Magnolia network).

History of the Peck House Originally built in Middlebury, Connecticut in 1783 by Augustus Peck, we carefully dismantled, moved, and restored this 1,660 sq. ft. house to 27 acres in Deary, Idaho in 2020 as part of the Magnolia Network Restoration Road TV show.