The Maxwell House Bed and Breakfast

701 Boyer Ave, Walla Walla, Washington 99362
Innkeeper(s): Penny Maxwell Bingham

Meet Your Innkeeper 27 Apr 2017, 4:24 pm

Penny Maxwell Bingham, Owner and Innkeeper

grams1“Twelve years ago, Penny was living in Sacramento, California. She had been running a bed-and-breakfast for nine years, but knew in her heart it wasn’t where she wanted to be. In her mind’s eye she pictured a perfect small town. ‘There would be a vibrant Main Street near a college’, she says, recalling her vision. ‘I would live in a big house with a porch, on a busy street. The town would be flat enough to ride my bike or walk everywhere.’ While on a duck-hunting trip in Walla Walla, her husband called her from Main Street. ‘You know’, he told her, ‘I think I’m in your dream.’ As it turned out, either Penny found it, or it found her – a large Craftsman house on Boyer Avenue not far from Whitman College. It is now known as The Maxwell House Bed & Breakfast.” -Janice James, Walla Walla Lifestyles Magazine

Penny has been an innkeeper for over 20 years and delights in providing her guests with wonderful hospitality. When Penny isn’t busy pampering her guests, you can find her on a leisurely walk downtown, playing pickleball at the park, reading a good book, or visiting family. She is eager to welcome you to her beautiful home!

Welcome, Business Travelers! 10 Jun 2014, 7:50 pm

Maxwell_Primary_7676The Maxwell House is a peaceful, quiet escape from the pressures of business travel. If business brings you to Walla Walla midweek (Sunday through Thursday), experience the difference and stay with us!

A Better Way To Stay: The Real Bed & Breakfast – A Short Video Exploration 1 Apr 2014, 12:13 pm

Watch this online magazine video interview of 7 strangers, randomly picked from the streets, sharing their “completely real” experiences about staying in Bed & Breakfast inns.

These interviews focus include students, young professionals and older experiences. Watch to the end for the surprises!

Spring is coming to Walla Walla! Don’t Miss It 11 Mar 2014, 5:53 pm

The Walla Walla area is really stunning. The tulips, lilac, daffodils bloom early. The dogwood, both pink and white, blooms in May. Lavender blooms in June. Choose your room and come for a stay!

There is a joke in Walla Walla area: “Penny comes back when the tulips bloom”



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