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    Hilton Garden Inn Yakima Downtown - Guest room amenity

    Hilton Garden Inn Yakima Downtown

    (91 reviews)

    $$

    We didn't know what to expect from downtown Yakima but we were very impressed with our visit to the…read moreHilton Garden. We stayed for a couple of days and at first we were intimidated by the crowded parking at night, but they have underground parking that you can access with a room key. This was great since during the day above ground was pretty hot. When we checked in the people at the desk were very friendly and they melted when they met our pups. The lobby has a snack bar/sundry/gift shop where you can purchase everything you need at reception. There's also a beautiful two sided fireplace that I'll bet is great in the winter, but they didn't light up during our visit because of the warm temps. Also in the lobby is a restaurant/sports bar. My sister enjoyed the steak while I got a salad. There was a nice chill vibe with the visitors sitting around and relaxing. The only complaint I have is that our poor server was running around as he was the waiter, bartender, and expediter while there was just one lady in the kitchen. He seemed overworked and were worried about that poor man. Our room was a very clean suite so we got 1.5 baths and a separate living room with a pullout sofa bed. It was great to be able to spread out and the wifi is very reliable. The hotel is near the conference center and the state fair grounds and there are a nice mix of restaurants and shops. There's even a nice brewery/restaurant on the next block. There were a surprising amount of grassy areas in the neighborhood to walk the dogs, but we limited the distance we walked from the hotel because there are a lot of sketchy homeless people down the block. We felt safe all around, except when we talked to some of them. We're no slouches because we've lived in sketchy neighborhoods in LA, San Francisco, Oakland, etc, but there was a weird vibe with these folks. Still I'd happily stay at this hotel again. Within the walls, it's a great setup.

    Pros: I had good…read moreexperience with staff. Check in process smooth. Indoor heated pool. Super hot. Room was clean. Cons: at some point Hilton has to upgrade. It feels like I'm staying in a horror movie room. For a 1 night stay it's not bad. However... if you are near multiple days... I feel sorry for you. Yakima just seems rundown in general. Street noise is somewhat loud. This isn't for complaints but to build the scene. Gym was ok. I don't ever expect much but equipment was working and that's all you can ask for . Extensive snacks at front lol. I guess that's a pro. I do feel let down and I was expecting more . ----- Ladies... if you are traveling alone... this hotel will give you the ick. Gents. You'll be alright. ----- I don't know if there are many other options.

    Oxford Suites Yakima

    Oxford Suites Yakima

    (101 reviews)

    $$

    From the kind and efficient service at the front desk to the clean, well appointed room my entire…read moreexperience was first rate. My small suite was quiet, and the balcony overlooking the river was a nice place to sit. The complimentary drinks and breakfast buffet were a lovely and unexpected bonus. l've stayed in a number of hotels in Yakima and this was the best l've experienced. 10/10 would stay here again.

    I liked the amenities of the suite. Balcony, river view, desk/seating area, bed/sink area, TV in…read moreeach suite side, and a bathroom where the door swung to slightly ajar by default. Layout wise, I didn't like how the TV was back behind the desk. I like to watch a show while eating breakfast and checking email to start the day. Bed and pillows were comfortable, which helped me feel refreshed for the next day. My co-worker and I arrived early and our rooms were not ready. That's fine, but there is no real business center for us to set up and do a couple hours of work on our laptops while we waited. Plenty of greeting room-type seating and knee-level tables, but nothing really functional. We would have had to rent a business space to get an outlet and a reasonably ergonomic table. The evening reception was very basic but nice experience. The breakfast was basic (scrambled eggs, potatoes, and a meat) with a few other things - but very salty. It is plated for you, so it takes something away from the buffet style of getting what you want. My co-worker, on the other hand, had a very unpleasant experience in a room that smelled like dirty dog trying to be covered by strong chemicals. He suffered through it because it was only one night.

    Holiday Inn Yakima

    Holiday Inn Yakima

    (67 reviews)

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    3 stars (emotionally) | 2 Stars (mechanically)…read more So we check into our "accessible" room, which is always a fun phrase because sometimes it means "thought about accessibility," and sometimes it means "we've seen a ramp once." Let's start with the door. When I say this door was heavy, I don't mean sturdy. I mean this door has a gym membership. This door does deadlifts. If you use mobility equipment, congratulations -- you've unlocked Bonus Level: Upper Body Strength. I stood there thinking, "Ohhh. Accessibility is more of a suggestion." Thankfully I had help. Otherwise I'd still be in the hallway explaining to guests that I technically live here now. "Yes, I have hallway timeshare rights." Then we get to the bathroom. There's a shower bench. Now I love a shower bench. I respect a shower bench. But this one? This one was not securely bolted. It was emotionally bolted. Spiritually bolted. We let the front desk know. They thanked us for being proactive. Which is nice. Very polite. No one fixed it. So now I'm showering like I'm on a reality show called Trust Fall: Bathroom Edition. Meanwhile -- housekeeping. Three days. Not once. I don't need luxury. I don't need chocolates on the pillow. But after day three you start wondering if you've been softly erased from the census. Let's talk about the key cards. We replaced them four times. Four. At that point I'm not a guest. I'm in a loyalty program with the key card printer. And here's the kicker: you have to insert a key card into a slot to keep the electricity on. So the key cards don't work... but they are also the only thing preventing you from living in darkness. It's like the hotel said, "What if electricity... but make it a scavenger hunt?" Every time we go to the front desk? No one's there. Just an empty counter and vibes. We're standing there like, "Do we knock? Do we ring a bell? Do we Venmo the building?" Room service. Menu says 5:00-9:30 PM. We call at 9:00. Kitchen's closed. "Oh yeah," they say. "The hours changed. We haven't updated the menu." Oh. So the menu is archival material. It's a historical document. The next night we order. They don't follow the instructions. They remake it. At this point I've spent more time coordinating dinner than I did at the actual conference I traveled for. Late checkout? That's a negotiation. They say housekeeping decides. Housekeeping. The mythical beings we have not seen in three days. We ask again. They say priority goes to IHG members. "I am an IHG member." "It's not showing up." Eventually: "Oh. There it is. 2 PM." So late checkout requires documentary proof. I should've brought exhibits. Checkout day? No "How was everything?" No "Thanks for staying with us." Just a silent transfer of air between humans. But everywhere--QR codes. "Leave us a review!" And honestly? I respect that confidence. That's the kind of self-belief I aspire to. Look, it wasn't catastrophic. It wasn't a disaster. It was just consistently, creatively underwhelming. Accessibility that requires assistance. Service that occasionally phases out of existence. Key cards with commitment issues. A shower bench living its truth. Would I stay again? If options are limited? Maybe. But I'm bringing: * Upper body strength * Backup dinner plans * A portable electrician * And possibly a wrench Yakima, you were an experience.

    This place is a run down dump. Got here late. Cable in the room after trying to resolve that…read more Finally got another room. This room was a down grade from my reservation but what the heck i just need a place to sleep. Got to the new room and it smells like a sewer.

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