Needed some help for a long trip. They're incredibly accommodating and kind. Worked to help my…read morefamily out!

Hmmmm....they now take credit cards, BUT they don't go to the airport (i.e. they only go to…read moreRichland & Kennewick). D'oh.

This was in the drafts. Loved staying here. Food portions were a bit small for the priceread more

Nice hotel, but lacks amenities. We expect some nice amenities when booking the largest suite on…read morethe property. We usually get a breakfast, sometimes continental, sometimes a full breakfast. For instance, the large suite we booked in Walnut Creek last week included a concierge lounge, which had snacks and drinks all day long. With this booking, all you get is the room, which is a very nice room by the way. Okay, they did give us some certificates for free pancakes in the morning or a free dessert for dinner. I used one once. There is an icebox down the hallway with pre-bagged ice that fills the rooms' ice buckets. Room service is available. The property is located adjacent to the Columbia Point Marina Park, a nice boat landing and beautiful park. A few restaurants are nearby within walking distance. There's a 24-hour Winco just down the street, which is very handy. Our suite included a wet bar, microwave and refrigerator. Two bathrooms was a must for us, which is one of the reasons we booked this room. Even the guest bath has a shower, which is very nice. The bedroom has a sliding door that closes off the living area. The room includes a gas fireplace, which was very nice to have. There's a good sized balcony with a perfect river/park view, two chairs and a table. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Be careful of their Riva restaurant, it's kind of weird. I've never had an untraditional lox bagel sandwich like theirs, and I didn't like it. They also thinly sliced and cooked the ham until it was brown! Whoever heard of brown ham? You might want to ask them how things are prepared before you order. The elevators are as slow as possible; even slower. We had some issues with our room. The air conditioning unit in the bedroom was extremely loud, but they were able to fix that upon our request. The toilet seat in the guest bath is almost falling off. No matter what we tried, the main bathroom shower leaked all over the floor and onto the bedroom carpeting. And, the television is full of large white dots all over the place. The front desk said they are already aware of the television issues, and are working on replacing them. You can search YouTube for "Room 233 at the Lodge at Columbia Point" to see my video of the room. The bed was very comfortable, and they gave us nice pillows. The wet bar included paper towels, real dishes and silverware. The couch folds out to a bed. There are no electrical plug outlets or USB ports at the side tables near the bed; that wasn't good. The suite included robes. Our room was quiet throughout our five night stay.

Loved this gorgeous winery! The view is absolutely breath taking…read more Reservations are recommended especially on weekends as this place gets very busy. They have an onsite kitchen and is a very popular spot for wine and lunches. They are dog friendly on the patio only. You get to taste about 8 wines for $30 Or fee is waived with a purchase of any two bottles. Tasting did not disappoint from their whites to red. They have a variety for all taste buds. I loved all their Cabs. They have a mix of 100% Cab to some with Merlot and Cab Franc. All were delish and as I was tasting I kept thinking of food items these would pair well with. Of course we purchased half a case variety of red wines. Venue is super clean, great vibe and super friendly staff. Darcy and Alex were both amazing. We will definitely be going back here when in the area.

I absolutely adore this winery: the wine, the space, the people, the food, and the community…read more The Wine: The wines are consistently amazing and are made to be aged, without the usual high price tag that comes with that. I like bold, flavorful wine, and they have that in spades. I thought I hated Merlot, for being generally weak, but Terra Blanca's Merlot is fantastic. I thought I only liked red wine, but their Albarino is now my go-to summer white wine. I thought Rose was too sugary of a wine, but their Rose has incredible flavor without heft. I'm an enduring fan of their Block 8 Syrah, but the Cab Sauv is a close second. The Space: It's gorgeous. The building is beautiful, the grounds are well-maintained, the vineyard (which you can tour at some of their events) feels old-world-meets-tech, the cellars are amazing, and everything feels welcoming. Like, I don't just want to go here, I want to spend time here. The People: The employees are wonderful: welcoming, knowledgeable, happy, humble, and it never feels like they're just trying to sell you something. They're honest and upbeat, even at times when I *know* they must be feeling rushed or stressed. It makes the whole place feel like hanging out with friends and neighbors (but in a classy way). This is *not* the kind of winery where they pour, recite a litany about the varietal, and walk away. This is the kind of winery where you can walk in and say "I know nothing about wine" and they'll be excited to take you wherever your curiosity about wine takes you. The Food: I've eaten at the Thursday happy hours, at buffet banquets, and at a tasting/pairing event. Each time the food has been delicious, unique, and well-paired. And it's all from scratch, locally grown & grazed, etc. even their charcuterie boards are lovely (and a lot...you will not leave hungry). I recommend trying the flatbread pizzas off their wood-fired grill. Oh, and the menu changes quarterly, so I've yet to get bored with anything. The Community: In addition to this place feeling like a community, and growing one with their wine clubs and virtual tasting group, they're involved in the Tri-Cities community. I love when local small businesses support each other and non-profits in the area! They have regular events and banquet fundraisers for orgs like Children's Developmental Center and TROT. Oh, the prices? I'd call them good. High enough to convey the quality, but low enough to be approachable even for people who are just starting to try wine. And they do a lot of sales and discounts throughout the year. The tasting room prices are spot-on, which keeps Terra Blanca feeling inclusive. TL;DR: Tasty wine at affordable prices, great customer service, welcoming atmosphere, excellent food, fun events

Paid for two spot car camping spot and it has been a shit show seen we showed up. Have to park your…read morecar a certain way and like a stated before paid for two spots for both cars and was told we can only have one...... will never come here again

This is a great quick getaway for the weekend My family and i was there 8/31/18 to 9/2/18 had a…read morefantastic time park was well maintained, staff at the campsite check in building was very professional and funny. Only real complaint I have was the bee's where crazy out there, and the trains coming by in the middle of the night which I know is out of there control other then that it was great already thinking of next years trip here !

Great place to camp at my dad's best friend came in from Reno Nevada over the holiday weekend and…read morewas able to stay there for a whole week. Beautiful place to stay would recommend it to anybody.

I booked *THIS* RV park (instead of one closer to my family that I'm visiting) for the shade trees…read moreand the alleged good pet policy that I was told over the phone. Long phone conversations at booking about wanting to be able to see family knowing my dogs were safe while I was gone...in case the AC went out. I did not request any specific numbered spot, but it seemed like I could safely assume it was NOT in the full sun. Checked in today to see the pet policy is NOT as lax as I was told at booking. Walk the dogs along the asphalt road in 98 degree heat for the fenced dog park. Oh? I have old dogs...they don't need a "park" environment, just a safe place to potty. After pushing the issue, I was told that I suppose they could use the grass area between the pull through spots, but it did not seem preferred. Then I got to the allotted spot. See the dead TINY tree photo.... 1) no shade...and it had zero chance of it when making my reservation over the phone a month ago. 2) the plastic cover over the outlets was broken, then poorly masked to look as if it was one piece. 3) There are obviously water issues between the 2 emergency shut off emails today and the dying grass around my assigned location. I pulled an employee over to show them the broken plastic (to ensure I couldn't be blamed) and I was told that I could probably move spaces, but I'd already plugged in for the AC with my pets on board and had the "never leave your pets unattended" policy pointed out in the office anyway. If I were the manager trying to get to pimp out for high reviews, I'd personally be working harder on putting people in better empty sites when they aren't full. An extra $28/night for a false expectation and resort services I'm not officially allowed to use. Consider me unimpressed.

My Place was a great place to stay. Before my trip, we called to ask what we might need to better…read moreour stay, the manager gave us some great pointers, which made life wonderful for our long weekend stay. The rooms are nice and clean. The bed is comfortable and the staff was friendly!

Upon arrival I was greeted right away. She was very friendly and informative. Overall, I really…read moreenjoyed my stay very clean and quiet. Very decent price to bring our dog along as well. One thing that can be improved is to obtain a few more carts to help haul luggage. There was only one cart available which was always handy when I needed it. Just during our leave there were others needing it as well and just pacing around us waiting to use it for themselves, which was annoying, but I understand they were trying to leave also. One other thing would be to stock more than one pouch of coffee in the rooms. Not sure if they typically do but our room had one and the coffee was not very potent. I would just go to the lounge to retrieve coffee their which was always full and really good coffee. Overall other than that great stay nice to have a kitchenet area. Make sure to take a pot and pan this can save money from eating out. room has a nice large fridge, multiple cupboards. Bathrooms are great stocked with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The beds did say 2 queen size they are more like a full size. blankets were cozy.

Fast, friendly service at check in. Motorcycle parking right in front made for easy unload and…read morebring luggage in. Very clean room and bathroom, large room. Great area with couple nice restaurants within half block walk. Safe area, nice views.

The pictures look good when I book it .Nice view but other than that no . Gym wasn't working they…read morewere remodeling. Customer service in the morning wasn't all that . Lots of insects at night . House keeping people talking loud in Spanish and banging their carts in hallways

Just what you were looking for. Discrete. Total party (if you can find the karaoke bar). It's not…read morefancy if you're looking for that sort of thing. The motel is basic and inexpensive. The adjacent little bar is a gem. The motel is no frills and run by humans.. Convenient and old school front desk. We didn't try the resto. 2 miles from the train station.

Ok... Why would I give a place that looks like the Tahitian Inn 4 stars? I know it's old and ugly…read moreand the 1960's furniture doesnt' match, but they know how to treart their guests. I have been living there for 3 months and the staff is awesome. The Free wifi is maybe the best in the Tri-Cities. They Clean my room everyday. They look out for me when I am away. they are always courteous and professional. I thought i was going to hate living there, but It's definatley become my home away from home.