The location cannot be beat with this hotel- you can literally walk everywhere, or even bike to the…read moresouth end wineries if that's what you want to do. The place itself is an up-cycled old motel - the design is pleasing and usable and there's lots of unique touches that are fun to explore. We liked the free parking and friendly staff, and also enjoyed the design of the king rooms. They offer local wine at check-in which is a nice touch. The only downside is the street noise and noise from other rooms is loud and distracting. Would love a bit of sound proofing, but people aren't usually in Walla Walla to sleep.

I was very surprised to learn this was the most expensive place we stayed on our road trip, as it…read morewas on par with the cheap $90 motels. Marketing photos seemed a bit deceptive here- it really is just a decorated motel. Not even night stands in the room, which was pretty annoying trying to fumble just to set phone on the silly small platform in the dark. For something branding so hipster I expected more USB ports than average, not less. I think we expected more amenities here, but they didn't even put the popcorn machine in the lobby to use! Shouldn't be in photos if you don't actually offer it. The art gallery looked like a conference room with a couple pieces on the walls. Some review mentions wine, we got no such thing.. The lobby tea looked fancy but coffee was very much standard weak unimpressive coffee. No view, not right on the restaurant strip.. So why the high price? The bathroom door painting was interesting to look at, if confusing, and the soap stuffs is strong essential oil smelly stuff like you'd find at a spa, for better or worse. No in room coffee or luggage rack. Hipster isn't the same as 'college student who can't afford furniture'..bending over for floor luggage is... Not what I want in a room. The bed was comfy though, and the room looked clean, even if there was a funny smell.

We loved our two-night stay at The Wesley Walla Walla and are so glad we discovered it! This truly…read morean exquisite place is just a short walk away from Main Street's excellent restaurants, tasting rooms, and shops. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with a wonderful king bed and a large, luxurious bathroom. It was all perfect for relaxing after a day of wine tasting and exploring. If you're looking for a stylish, comfortable, and convenient place to stay in Walla Walla, we can't recommend The Wesley highly enough. We will definitely be back!

The property is not accessible. It is unfortunate when a business intentionally excludes a whole…read moregroup of people. The rooms are not safe. There is no way to lock the room exclusively from the inside. That means anyone with a key could open your room while you are inside it. The outdoor space is lovely and our room was very nice.

What went well? EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!! Karrie was nothing but…read moreamazing!!! We had an absolutely wonderful time there with Karrie and could not more highly recommend the Green Gables of Walla Walla

My wife, Lily, and I finally vacationed in Walla Walla to enjoy the amazing regional wines for her…read morebirthday week. We smartly chose to stay at the GG! Karrie, the owner, innkeeper extraordinaire, chef, driver, travel agent, and woman known about town, must have spent no fewer than 40 hours planning and taking care of us. She booked us in the LV suite with fine linens, pillows, towels, robes, and bath products surrounded by tasteful antiques and a balcony looking over some of her gardens. The quiet and romantic setting created a perfect getaway for us. We enjoyed breakfast on the front porch with fresh-pressed coffee, homemade local berry scones. In four wonderful days, Karrie introduced us to each of the 6 wine regions! Just off the plan in Walla Walla, we started in the Airport District. The GG is a short walk from the Downtown District where we dined each evening in a gastronomic delight of restaurants and flavors and wines of course. Karrie packed lunches for us with private reservations of some of the finest wineries. We experienced the regional "terroirs" of the Districts in the Westside, Southside, the Rocks of Milton-Freewater AVA in Oregon, and finally on the Westside before heading back to the airport. She privately engaged us with local artists and the winemakers with private tours. This may sound busy, but the experience was relaxing and memorable. Walla Walla is a must for wine lovers, but Karrie made all the difference in creating a tailor-made holiday for us Texans! Patrick Choosing to stay at the GG netted us a highly personalized first visit to Walla Walla. Karrie went to great lengths to ensure our experience was superiorly comfortable and she homed in on our preferences and desires to elevate and enhance our "jouissance" in delectable wines and exceptional dining experiences. The home, nestled on a shady tree-lined street, beckoned for strolls after breakfast or a quick walk to town to visit Walla Walla's finest shops. La vie est bonne! Lily

Pros: - Beautiful Rooms! Love all the decor and products…read more - Some rooms have patios. - Lovely and pleasant staff. - Morning breakfast. - Peaceful location. - Great surrounding views. - Tasty food at the restaurant with an ample selection of local wines. - Private - Pool & yard games. Cons: - Secluded. You aren't walking anywhere nearby except the vineyards or to a nearby residence. - Expensive. - No gym. - No real sit down bar or tv's - Other than the restaurant, pool and paddling the storm drain, there isn't much to do on property. It's worth visiting if you're more into relaxing. I would personally rather stay closer to downtown Walla because I like to walk around and adventure. I did feel the rooms were overpriced, but at least there was a nice breakfast in the morning made from scratch!

We loved this place! It's a small resort in a beautiful, remote setting. Staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful. Other reviews mention the minimal staff - I considered that a plus. We felt like we had the place almost to ourselves and enjoyed the serene quiet and privacy. The room was very well designed and exceptionally clean. The property is well thought-out with things to do and places to sit and enjoy the view. We will definitely be back!

Historic hotel near Main Street. Walla Walla, Washington…read more Clean rooms with attentive room service. Lots if spaces in the hotel premises to relax, enjoy drinks or a meal.

Location - 5 stars Staff - 5 stars…read moreBar/Restaurant- 5 stars This was our first time in Walla Walla and this is such a great place to stay. They had a mini bottle of champagne for our anniversary in the room. I forgot to take pictures of our room and the lobby but you can sit and enjoy your wine in the lobby. There are 4 tasting rooms on the ground floor as well as a restaurant and bar. Both the restaurant and bar staff great and the food and drinks were good. We also got 3 $15 dining credit cards to use which was nice. Location is central - close to many tasting rooms and restaurants. We are definitely coming back to stay here for our next visit to Walla Walla.

Beautiful house. Ideal for three or four couples, but more will fit. Nice walk to downtown…read moretasting rooms. I left a box of wine behind at the house and they shipped it to me. Talk about service! Would definitely stay here again.

We stayed at this awesome rental house over Valentines Day weekend. The house had everything a…read moregroup could need (we had a total of 4 couples, but a total of 6 couples could have been housed here easily). The beds were comfortable, the place was spotlessly clean, the kitchen was incredible and had everything I had in my own kitchen plus a lot more. The slippers by the door were a quaint touch. One of our number locked his keys in his car, and was saved by a fully equipped toolbox in the house. Strongly recommend!

Excellent hotel in walla walla! Love that they have a bar in the lobby. Staff was great and…read morehousekeeping was excellent. Very clean hotel. Highly recommend!

We were really looking forward to spending a week here with our family and bringing the dogs with…read moreus too. Unfortunately, we were told in error that the hotel was dog-friendly, only to later discover it wasn't. My husband (who is a platinum) tried calling the manager several times to confirm and work something out but never received a response. Rather than risk driving four hours to Walla Walla only to be turned away, we decided to change plans. For the first time in a long while we skipped a Marriott stay and went with the Hilton instead and it turned out to be a great choice. The Hampton Inn in Walla Walla welcomed our dogs with open arms, had beautiful suites, and made us feel right at home. It's been years since we stayed at a Hilton property, but this experience reminded me that sometimes looking over the fence is the best way to go.

I stopped here and spent one night on a work road trip. I usually fly in and out, but we drive a…read morelong way and had a reservation here. Staff were friendly and out rooms were clean. I wish we'd spent more time here. We did a quick wine tour and it's a lovely area. I would not hesitate to stay at this hotel if I came back.

I honestly cannot remember the last time I stayed at a Hampton Inn but this one in Walla Walla was…read morean unexpected win. Walla Walla is beautiful wine country but still very much a small town. There is not really a full service hotel here except for the Marcus Whitman which was sold out. After a bad pre arrival experience with the Courtyard by Marriott we chose the Hampton because it is pet friendly. It is a little farther from the action, about a seven minute drive to Main Street where most of the tasting rooms, shops and restaurants are, but you need to drive to most wineries and activities anyway so it is not a bad location at all. Service here was excellent. When my husband did not like the first room we were given they moved us to a suite and that was definitely the right call for the extra space with the dogs. They were also very responsive. We had an issue with our AC which is a must have in the summer and they stopped by a couple of times to make sure it was working right. That kind of follow up really stood out. This place is very dog friendly. The dogs got treats at check in and they were able to put us on the first floor near an exit for quick trips outside. There is even a huge off leash dog park right across the street which was a big bonus. It is newly renovated and feels fresh. The area seemed safe and we left our car in the open lot without any problems. The amenities include an outdoor pool, a nice fitness center which I used every day, and the classic Hampton breakfast that in my opinion is better than Courtyard, Fairfield Inn, or SpringHill Suites breakfasts. We stayed for a week, part work and part vacation, the days I had to work I had zero issues with wifi, and for a limited service property it really does have a full service feel. I would happily come back if I ever made the long drive to Walla Walla again, though that is a big if.