Family friendly Hotels in Tri-Cities, Washington

"Staff was kind but facility is dated."

"After enjoying a late night dip in the hot tub and pool, I turned on the water in the shower to rinse off and the spout shot across the tub and slammed into the wall. Had I been standing in the shower, I can only imagine what kind of injury I would have. The staff did move us to another room, but there was no adjustment to our rate and no other accommodation made. Very disappointing. I will not stay here ever again."

"The breakfast was a good buffet with a decent variety, everything was fresh and hot that needed to be hot. The only problem is the parking. We had to park off the lot as there were no spaces available. To be fair, we did arrive quite late, around midnight I will definitely go back to this hotel when I go to Richland."

"Very comfortable "

"I generally stay here when I come to the Tri-cities area. It conjures the nostalgia of traveling with my parents in the 80s and 90s. If you’re over the “dorm-style” extended stay hotels, this is the place for you. Overall, the property is clean but a little lacking in general maintenance and could use a good million-dollar facelift. But, I’m not too concerned with the exterior or whether some would say the decor is “dated”. (I think you could agree it is). The rooms are clean and quiet, it has free WiFi and is also safe. I left my car unlocked after I carried all of my bags inside and nobody messed with my car. I will definitely stay again!"

"Breakfast was good, check in time was wonderful they allowed an early check in due to appointment in early afternoon & allow a late check out the next day. Christine was extremely helpful. "

"The room was clean and was fairly quiet. This property was under renovation but was still nice for us. It will be nice to see when all the renovations are completed."

"The room was clean and comfortable "

"Nice place for the price, with breakfast included. Only complaint was the noise. Could hear the loud tv in the next room all night. Also people outside in the corridor were loud until after midnight"