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    Lakeshore Inn Waterfront

    2.5 (20 reviews)
    InexpensiveHotels, Boating, Fishing
    Open Open 24 hours

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    Chris C.

    I get the feeling that a lot of this inn's business is from concert weekends at the Gorge. Why do I think this, you may ask? Well, we stayed here because we were seeing a show at the Gorge. Also, when I checked in, the guy at the front desk said "are you here for the show?"... and lastly, I heard 2 separate groups talking about the show the night of, and the next day before we checked out. So there's that. Lakeshore Inn has beds. Do you need a place to sleep? You're in luck! How about a shower? They have those too! Don't want to make the huge trek back to Portland or Seattle after a concert at the Gorge? They're only a 30 minute drive away! Other than that, I don't have much else to say. Beds weren't that comfy, but that's okay. I was honestly surprised that they had a microwave, and mini fridge in the room! Didn't expect much other than a bed, tv, and bathroom. Air conditioner was a window mounted unit, and it didn't really do much for heat and was mainly a source of white noise for us to sleep to. We ended up just opening the window half way through the night. The shower is PAINFUL. It's a really low showerhead, which pointed right at my sternum while standing up straight (I'm about 6' 1"). Holy crap, does it have water pressure though! I turned it on at full pressure, and it just about blew the skin off my body. Don't turn it up all the way, is what I'm saying. Lastly, ANTS. The next morning, I found ants running around in the bathroom. If we had been staying here longer than a day, I actually would have cared. The only reason I mention it here, is so that people can make an informed decision about where they're staying the night. All in all, the front desk guy was really nice, and the place served it's purpose. Would I stay here again? Maybe? I don't know... $100 for an uncomfortable bed, a barely alive AC unit, an unpleasant shower experience, and ants? Maybe not.

    Diane M.

    My husband and I snagged this place up knowing we would want a place to stay after the concert we were seeing at The Gorge Amphitheater. We didn't really care, just wanted a bed and a shower. That's what you get here. It's a motel. Plain and simple. The bed was pretty hard, but it did the job. Let's just say we were thrilled to sleep in my own bed when we got home. The shower was a little difficult. I'm 5'7" and I had to duck down to get my head under the shower head. It looked old (like everything about the motel), and like it hadn't had an upgrade for quite awhile. Ok, whatever. It worked, right? I just wanted to feel clean after a nearly 5 hour car ride from Portland. The pressure of the shower at least was more powerful than expected! We got the two things we needed, all be it a little uncomfortable. We weren't expecting much. They get kudos for having a mini fridge, a/c, and a microwave. Also, the guy at the front desk was nice, according to my husband. But overall, unfortunately we won't be returning. The price they charge isn't worth the return.

    Faye R.

    We stayed one might here. It was very nice. We will usually pick a best western motel when were on the road somewhere, they are nice and clean, and they usually have a continental breakfast. We are not big breakfast eaters but you can have waffles, omelets, sausage, potatoes, and all the basics. We were in a view room right on the lake, we had a beautiful sunset that night. We watched a little marmot outside our door. Very nice stay.

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    Ten Pin Inn & Suites - Executive Suite

    Ten Pin Inn & Suites

    (21 reviews)

    $$

    The hotel was clean and the night desk staff was friendly. The bed was a bit hard for my tastes but…read morenot horrible. The walls were very thin and you could hear people talking in the hallway...including the housekeeping staff joking about vacuuming outside our room to get us out of there even though it was an hour before it was checkout time. That last bit put a bad taste in our mouths.

    Stayed a night for work because the hotel in ephrata double booked my room so I had to go to moses…read morelake for the night. The pictures of this place when I booked online looked more high end, I didn't check yelp before booking and I should have! It wasn't a horrible place but the bed was very firm, not supportive either just cheap motel mattress type firm (I would've expected a better mattress for almost $200 a night in the middle of the week). The lady that checked me in was probably the nicest hotel clerk I've ever come across so that was refreshing! The room was extremely clean when I walked in, I could smell how clean it was so that was reassuring. I got the king suite with jacuzzi tub, it is definitely not a suite, it's a room like any other inn lol. There was a microwave and fridge in the room and the TV had netflix, hulu, etc but you have to login on your own account if you have one. The a/c unit worked decent but even when I had the unit set to constant fan it would turn on and off throughout the night which woke me up a few times. The curtains in the room are not complete black out curtains, you can see the light coming through a tad. The pillows on the bed were comfortable so it balanced out the firm mattress situation for me lol. The hallway can get pretty loud I was irritated about getting woken up at 3am and consistently until about 6:30am because of how loud the doors nearby were opening and closing and that is the biggest deal breaker for me, when paying to sleep somewhere I want to be able to get a good night's rest and I wasn't able to because of the outside noise, I can live with an uncomfortable bed more than getting woken up thoughout the night. They do provide you with a free pint of beer from the taphouse that is in their bowling alley in the parking lot there which was nice and they do offer free continental breakfast until 9am, I didn't try it though. There is also a mini golf course in the parking lot too and also a pool and spa that is open until 10pm (indoor) . I went in the spa and it was nice and hot but the jets just shoot straight up so you can't enjoy them and they are super loud, I could hardly hear when I was trying to FaceTime. Overall, it isn't a bad place but I won't stay again when in town for work because of the noise throughout the night and the doors slamming shut.

    Best Western Plus Lake Front Hotel

    Best Western Plus Lake Front Hotel

    (79 reviews)

    $$

    Good basic Best Western. Rooms were clean. Beds were comfortable. Staff were friendly. Most of all…read morea great lake view.

    We had an absolutely wonderful stay at the Best Western Plus in Moses Lake -- a place that…read moresurprised us with its thoughtful amenities, amazing food, and genuine hospitality. This is not your average three-star hotel. I'm already planning my next visit! 1. The Breakfast Bar - Truly a Standout Experience Hands down, one of the best hotel breakfasts I've ever had in this category. Nearly everything is handmade from scratch -- no boxed waffle mix or egg-carton scrambled eggs here. The waffles had the perfect balance of savory and subtle sweetness, ideal for anyone watching their sugar intake. The gravy was rich, hearty, and full of homemade flavor -- you could taste the care in every bite. The highlight, though, was the custom omelet station, where you can create your own with a solid selection of toppings. The attention to detail and quality at breakfast alone sets this hotel apart. 2. Stunning Lakefront View & Walking Path The hotel sits right on a beautiful lake, and you can enjoy your meal or morning coffee with a serene lake view from the window-side seating. There's also a small walking path along the water -- perfect for a peaceful early stroll before the summer sun heats up. I even spotted swans one morning! Paddle boarders and small boats regularly pass by, adding to the tranquil, postcard-like setting. 3. Impressive Room Amenities Our room was spotless, with crisp linens and a smart layout. I loved that the sink was separate from the toilet and shower area -- much more convenient when sharing the space. A standout feature was the oversized fridge, easily twice the size of typical hotel mini-fridges (even at higher-end chains like Hyatt). It fit all of our road trip snacks and meals comfortably. Other thoughtful touches, like a pre-stocked makeup remover wipe (which I always forget!), elevated the experience. The temperature control worked well, the bed was comfortable, and while the pillows leaned firmer, they were clean and supportive. 4. Fantastic Dinner & Patio Vibes Dinner on the outdoor patio was a peaceful and delicious experience. I ordered the prawn entrée -- and wow. You get 7 or 8 jumbo prawns in a lemony, buttery broth for around $25, and I happily devoured every bite (and drank every drop of the broth like soup). The salad bar was fresh, with fiber-rich options that made me go back for two full plates. But the unexpected star? The clam chowder. Creamy, hearty, and clearly made in-house, it was easily one of the best I've had -- even rivaling the chowders at Pike Place. I don't usually go for creamy soups, but I happily had two full bowls! 5. Top-Notch Service with a Smile The restaurant staff were truly wonderful. Every server greeted us with genuine warmth and attentiveness. It's clear this hotel has been around for a while, but the hospitality hasn't faded -- which is rare and says a lot. The team was friendly, caring, and made us feel valued throughout our stay. Final Thoughts This hotel impressed me on every level. From the exceptional food to the peaceful lake views, thoughtful room amenities, and genuinely kind service, Best Western Plus in Moses Lake delivered a stay that far exceeded expectations for its star level. 6. Relaxation & Wellness Amenities The hotel offers a great range of wellness amenities, including a spa, gym, dry sauna, and a heated indoor pool. Whether you're looking to stay active or simply unwind, these spaces provide a perfect balance of fitness and relaxation during your stay. If you're visiting, don't miss the clam chowder, the shrimp dish, and the custom omelets -- they're all fantastic. Highly, highly recommend!

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Moses Lake

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Moses Lake

    (15 reviews)

    Talk about a nice Holiday Inn! I frequently stay at Holiday Inns and their varying brands when I…read moretravel through remote communities for work, so I didn't expect much from this one and I was surprised. We bought a ticket package for a show at The Gorge and were assigned this Moses Lake hotel with a shuttle for each day. We couldn't have been more impressed. Clean rooms, the comfiest beds ever, nice big open bathrooms, and finally, the best breakfast we'd ever had at a free hotel breakfast bar. The hotel is in a great location in the town, with a couple restaurants right nearby and only a few turns away from a grocery shops. For those traveling to The Gorge, it is a bit of a distance if you're not traveling with a shuttle, but I think we were comfortable and didn't experience the noise of after parties at hotels closer to the venue.

    I came here with my fiance who had an event to work at this weekend at the dunes so I was here to…read morerelax in the pool for my birthday weekend. It was great and quiet until I witnessed one of the workers letting a family full of kids inside the back gate. The kids were loud and splashing so then my relaxing was over and I just wanted to leave even with my loud airpods in my ears. Then, the dad came back in with floats for them all so then it got even worse. One bad apple spoiled the bunch for not only me, but for another guest who was trying to enjoy the pool area as well. #FML I had even messaged the hotel beforehand to make sure the pool was opened because I was so excited to get to end the summer after Labor Day at a public pool and they told me they were still opened. They were opened alright. To everyone apparently.

    Sage N Sand Motel

    Sage N Sand Motel

    (42 reviews)

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    Okay, this is a budget hotel. And we were evacuated from Spokane and they accepted us with 3-large…read moredogs. The room 10 was very basic and had what we needed, it was clean with clean bedding, etc. freshly painted too. The owners were nice.

    I work out of town a lot, live out of hotels for extended periods of time, and have come to…read moreappreciate a good hotel. The sage n sand is a good hotel. I have been staying here 11 weeks now while working a construction job in town. With a great weekly rate and affordable prices for night to night stays. The owner, David, is a great man who takes great pride in his property. Diligently remodeling and updating the rooms one by one. I have had the privilege stay in both types of rooms, and the remodeling is fantastic. The rooms are super clean, well furnished, with new comfy beds. My room has a kitchenette and it came furnished with all the much needed basics to make some good meals. The property is quiet. While I'm working night shift, during the day, it's super quiet. I haven't had any issues with getting needed sleep. David is a fantastic business owner and his staff are top notch. They are to ready help you if you have any issues or problems during your stay with them. David even gives your his personal cell number upon check in so you can reach him at any time. Location wise the sage n sand is close to anything you might need groceries, restaurants, services, etc. This place is great and highly recommend it

    Quality Inn

    Quality Inn

    (39 reviews)

    $$

    I've stayed at hotels all over the world and have never been treated rudely by hotel staff--until I…read moretried checking into this hotel. When I arrived, there was a sign at the front desk instructing guests to use the phone to call for assistance. I saw two women talking nearby but had no way of knowing whether either of them worked there or if they were on break, so I followed the posted instructions and used the phone. Apparently, one of the women was the front desk clerk, and she immediately became confrontational. She repeatedly asked, "Can you see me? I'm standing right in front of you. Can you see me?" I explained that I didn't know who was staff and who wasn't, and that I had simply followed the directions on the sign because I wanted to check into my room. Things only got worse from there. When she asked for my driver's license, she was standing ten feet away with baskets on the counter between us. I tossed my license over the baskets and onto the desk in front of her, and she responded by throwing it back at me and telling me to leave. Since I had already paid for the room and didn't want to spend more money finding another hotel, I returned a few hours later hoping a different employee would be working. Unfortunately, I had to deal with the same clerk again. She remained rude and argumentative, although she eventually allowed me to check in. By the time I finally got to my room--three hours after I first arrived--I was exhausted and frustrated. The room itself had a strong cigarette smoke odor that was unpleasant enough to leave a bad taste in my mouth. The décor is dated, but the room appeared reasonably clean, aside from a few moths flying around. If it weren't for the extremely poor customer service and the overwhelming smoke smell, this wouldn't be a terrible hotel. Unfortunately, those issues completely overshadowed the experience. I will not be staying here again.

    No breakfast even though it's advertised everywhere. I wasn't expecting much but some fruit or…read moretoast would have been fine. I had to ask for housekeeping to change out the towels but the did not empty the one trash can in the entire room. No trash can in the bathroom. Internet is slow. I wasn't expecting the four seasons but clean and taken care of and more than just the coffee machine up front.

    Lakeshore Inn Waterfront - hotels - Updated August 2026

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