Reservations:
Krista Kramer & Nils Peterson 841 Travois Way (map) Moscow, ID 83843 208-882-4620 kkramer@moscow.com Rates:
Basic Rate: Sunday - Thursday: $110/night* ( * plus 8% sales & lodging tax) Friday - Saturday: $130/night* (Advance reservations require a 2 night minimum. I will accept single night stays within the week of an available date if my schedule allows. Single night stays will have a $10 surcharge for each extra bed used.) $675/week* (first week) $525/week* (2nd & 3rd weeks) $1725/month (4th week free) Special Events: $170/night * (2 night minimum) • Jazz Festival • Graduations • Mom's & Dad's Weekends (U of I and WSU) • Home football weekends (U of I and WSU) Policies: Check-in / check-out Check-in is after 2 p.m. and check-out is by 11 a.m. unless otherwise negotiated. Deposit For short stays, we ask for a deposit in the amount of the first night’s stay to hold a reservation. The deposit will be returned in full if a cancellation is made more than a month before the scheduled date. Beyond that, return of a deposit will depend on our ability to rebook the canceled dates.
For stays longer than a week, we ask for a deposit of 30% of the total, refundable if cancellation is made more than a month in advance. A refund for cancellation less than a month in advance will happen only if we are able to rebook stays of equivalent total value during that time period. | Directions: Map and parking tips About: The Peterson Barn is a fully furnished 750 sq. ft. guesthouse in southeast Moscow, Idaho, available by the night, week or month. In the tradition of English cruck frames, the Peterson Barn was built by hand in 1997 from curved timbers. We felled the trees, cut the joinery by hand, and did a barn raising with about a hundred of our closest friends. Many of the timbers are rescued urban hardwoods and each has a story. See slideshow of additional photos. Fully furnished 750 sq. ft. apartment Loft bedroom (1 queen & 1 double bed) Kitchen (gas cooktop, microwave, oven, toaster, coffee maker & refrigerator) Living room Bathroom with tiled shower Gas fireplace Wireless internet DVD player but no TV signal (leave it all behind) Laundry facilities & ironing board Smoke-free & pet-free (service animals will be accommodated) Near Eastside Marketplace On Latah Trail for easy bike/walking access to U of I Easy bus access to downtown, U of I & WSU History: This structure was never actually a barn. It was constructed as a guest house above a two car garage and greenhouse. It was built by hand using a timber frame technique from England called “cruck” frame, where long curved pieces support a ridge pole. Other timber frame projects by Nils Peterson can be seen here. |
