What a great quiet location...despite some distant road noise…read more Our room was the largest at the property and had the best equipped kitchen I have ever used. The bedding was top notch, the bed exceptionally comfortable, and the standard of room and property maintenance could not be faulted. Doug the owner...a senior with a youthful attitude, could not have been more approachable, kind and generous. His vineyard recommendations were spot on. He even loaned us a season pass to a concert at one of them. Above and beyond our expectations!

We had an amazing time. The Inn was modern with great amenities. A small lake with access to a…read moreprivate dock with a kayak, row boat and paddle boat to use included. Covered patio area with a fire-pit, full-size refrigerator freezer and BBQ grill/flat top all available to use at your convenience. Room was squeaky clean and roomy with a mini fridge, microwave and Nespresso machine. We will definitely come back.

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.

On a recent motorcycle trip we found ourselves in Natches at dusk on a Monday. After asking around…read morefor a campground we saw a sign for lodging and food. The food was a lone bar called vans (dated but friendly and decent food) and a lone hotel. The woman answered the bell and agreed to show me her rooms and told me the price. 86 bucks later we found ourselves in a dated but clean and nice smelling room. Comfortable beds with good quality bedding were a nice surprise and we were tired so we went to sleep. In the morning we made some hotel provided coffee (very good) and enjoyed it at a cafe style table with real coffee cups and cloth napkins silverware. The towels were fluffy and heavy and the complimentary soaps and shampoos were great. For the money the amenities here far surpassed any I have experienced in hotels at twice the price. Great little find we highly recommend it.

Natchez Hotel I…read morechecked online for other places near our rafting trip and this was the closest that I was able to find that was inexpensive, and available. The person on the phone was helpful and laid back. This is definitely not a chain hotel nor is it a foofy B&B. The decor in the New Orleans room was meh. I asked the owner if there was wi-fi internet service and was told that internet was available in a specific area, but no wi-fi. FYI, I use TMobile=No Phone Service=No Edge. Pros - Near the "Y" at interstates 410 and 12, pretty good prices, mellow atmosphere. (YMMV) Cons - No cell phone service (for me), a couple of strange greasy stains on a couple of the pillow cases! yuck. One of the pillows smelled like cologne (unwashed?) Anyway, my experience with the Natchez Hotel is LIMITED, but I don't need much when i'm just staying for a quick "over-night". I just needed a place to sleep, and I would crash here again if it came down to it. I'll give it three stars because it borders between 2-3 stars.

I have driven through on Canyon Road twice and stopped in twice to hopefully purchase and enjoy an…read moreespresso on my way through. There is a large sign prominently displayed on the front that advertises espresso that has drawn me to park and come inside. I stopped in both times in hopes of indulging on an espresso drink in the afternoon hours and have been utterly disappointed and heartbroken when I parked, went inside, and was greeted with a sign that declared that the espresso stand was closed. I am very unhappy that there appears to be no one available to operate and serve espresso either time I have taken the time to stop in. The lodge looks like a nice place but I feel that it is very deceptive to advertise espresso so prominently outside and not have it available for customers. I'm really uncertain if I will ever take the time to stop in for anything at this point after being so disappointed.

Greatly surprised at how great the menu and food was. Met Chef who was prominent at multiple…read morerestaurants in Seattle. Everything was beyond great as well as the staff and location where you have a river view. We were lucky to see a train mosey by too. Will definitely be back Had oysters , étouffée, Steak salad .

As the sign suggests this is not going to be a fancy motel that has the latest bells and whistles…read more What it does have is clean, quiet, comfortable, rooms with nice staff. My room had everything I needed for a night or a longer stay. Would definitely stay again!

We usually don't plan or book motels/hotels in advance for a road trip since we never know where…read morewe're going to end up. After 12 hours of driving we stopped at the Bali-Hai motel to get a good sleep before the Sasquatch festival in the Gorge. When we arrived the owner/manager was very chatty [a little too chatty for two sleepy travellers]. He told us he had a cancellation and offered us a "deal" of 70$ for one night or 130$ for two nights - no tax. It seemed a little pricey for a motel, especially in a small town but since it was Memorial day weekend and we were tired we took the "deal". Once in the room I saw that the list price of the room on the door. It said, "54.00$ per night" so we didn't get a deal at all - we got ripped off! The place was very old but clean enough. The bed was surprisingly comfortable for a motel but I had a rough sleep because of the chirping birds outside...all night long! What kind of birds chirp 24 hours a day? I would stay here again in a pinch but I would make sure to get the right price.

Pretty poor experience at this hotel. It was capped off by trying to use the fitness center at 5am,…read morewhen it was supposed to be open. My key didn't work, so I went to the front desk. The woman at the desk chastised me, telling me it doesn't open until 5am. I informed her the sign and hotel guide says 5am, and I only have an hour to workout. She says the sign is about to be updated in a very annoyed tone. How the heck would I know that? She finally reluctantly agreed to let me enter while telling me "the sign will be changed soon." Well, future me isn't here. Present me is, and I want to use the services as advertised. I will not be staying at this hotel again. Poor experience, especially given I'm a Diamond member. F-

Great free super electric car charging in parking lot! We…read morerequested a pack and play and were told there would be one- even when called that day- BUT none was available! The price is too high for the hotel. Friendly staff Nice lobby

NOTE: 21 and over only! We are in the area for my husband's work and had called previously and was…read moretold they would have availability in July, but when we arrived to take a look at the place, we went into the office and find out they only allow guests 21 and older. This is not on their website nor was it mentioned when I called, so that's a bummer because we are full timers with our toddler. Area seems nice but I can't speak for anything else since we didn't get to stay. Wish they would notify future guest of their age policy beforehand.

August 2023: We had the nicest stay at this rv park! The grounds are kept up so beautifully and…read moreit's very quiet. The bathrooms and showers were very clean and up to date. Also, the shower room is very large and private. We found that the staff are friendly and helpful. It's about a 5 minutes drive from town. We stayed one night, $55. Well worth it because the other rv parks in Yakima are

My beautiful niece had her wedding here last night, and the venue was awesome-spacious area to…read moremingle outside of the main room, cool rustic interior, and easy parking. Way to go, Tieton!!

I have been reading about Mighty Tieton four years and finally had the opportunity to come out here…read morefor a dinner with the bite club. The concept behind the space is both cool and ambitious, and after seeing yet it's the sort of spot that belongs in any small town! This is an old cold storage warehouse that has been transformed into a meeting space, art gallery and a number of small business spaces. The space is really creative and impressively laid out. More impressive however is the fact that this business incubation space from a town of a few thousand has already produced a number of businesses that now employ people all over the state. The area with the art displays is relatively small but houses some really cool photography, multiple media art and more modern art that I admittedly am not smart enough to understand! Throughout the year, they have very impressive displays that have come from all of the world. Not the sort of thing you'd expect in a town the size! The larger conference room area is simple, very versatile and ultimately captures the essence of the area perfectly. Flanked by fruit pallets andlarge doorways that lead into old cold storage rooms, it's as beautiful as it is simple. One of the cooler pieces is also located in this room. It's a simple large metal ball housed on a circular metal track that is nearly continuously going around on the track. It was one of those things that we didn't appreciate when it started, but by the end of the night we found it to be very relaxing. Strange, especially for somebody who doesn't generally appreciate art, but by the end of the night we were trying to figure out if there was a way to get one at our house. The dinner that was housed here was incredible and without going into details of the food, we all felt like the atmosphere created by this unique local spot really heightened the experience. Mighty Tieton is complete proof that you don't have to be a big city to have a unique space that works as a business incubator and has a really cool gathering spot. A+ on this beautifully done space in the mighty town of Tieton, WA!