This was my first stay at the Pullman Garden Inn. People need to understand that hotels in Pullman are not necessarily like hotels in major cities. There are a limited number, and on parents, graduation and other event weekends unless you want to pay $600-$700 a night to stay at the Marriott, the smaller independent hotels are going to be your best options.
That said, many of the hotels are older but the locals have done a great job maintaining and making them the best of what they are. And keeping the prices in the $200-$300 per night range on big event weekends.
The gal that checked me in was super friendly, so sweet and very helpful. Again, the building is older. Some of the entrances are outside and the upstairs level on one side is an interior entrance. The room itself was older, but very clean. I did have to turn my mini fridge on, but it wasn’t hard to flip the switch. The room was a decent size and the bedding was very nice. The bed was not the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in, but it was the worst by any means either.
The TV had options for you to log into streaming services which was nice.
All in all, for what Pullman has to offer and the price point on event weekends, I would stay here again if needed.
Oh, there is also a test right next door. I didn’t eat there, but very convenient. And the location is right at the base of campus (south side), so easy to walk on to campus if you want.
