Welcome
Step back in time 
to the quiet slow-pace of Ritzville. Experience what it might be like to live
in small-town America away from the hurry-hurry of city life.
This charming 1940's home has been reinvented by
owner-artist Terri Cody. The home is warm and cozy, filled with everything you need for a quite getaway and centrally located within walking distance from the towns amenities.
Ritzville downtown, on the National Register of Historic Places since 1990 offers several blocks of early 1900's buildings, an art deco movie theater, Carnegie library and several museums. Also within walking distance you will find local restaurants', a bowling alley, grocery store, a
9 hole golf course with club house, tennis courts, fairgrounds, seasonal water park and numerous walking trails.
Ritzville Guest House makes a great base camp for exploring this beautiful area of Washington State with nearby day trips such as Palouse Falls, Potholes Park and Walla Walla.
Or simply stay close to town and wander the rural back roads
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Amenities
Around Town
Ritzville, once the wheat capital of the USA is still a vibrant agricultural farming community. With its grain elevators dominating the townscape, Ritzville is a step back in time. 
Whether you enjoy the outdoors or town life, Ritzville has much to offer. Explore the museums, take in a movie at the Ritz or Grab a micro brew at the Pastime.