The Best Hotels to Book in Yakima, Washington

Taste the best wines around Yakima, then rest your head back at one of these top hotels | © Danita Delimont / Alamy Stock Photo

Daniel Stables

14 December 2021

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More than 100 wineries surround the Washington town of Yakima – which is also famous for its breweries. In short, it’s a place for those who enjoy the good life. Our selection of hotels in Yakima will help you enjoy this beautiful riverside town – and the countryside that surrounds it – in comfort and style.

Oxford Suites Yakima, for down-home comfort

Cream exterior of Oxford Suites Yakima, with trees and car parking spaces just outside

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Hotels in Yakima don’t come much more reliable than this property, where a homely, plant-strewn lobby leads into traditionally decorated guest rooms – the larger of which feature plush sofas and balconies overlooking the green hotel grounds and the Yakima River beyond. Biking, hiking and golfing are just a few of the outdoor activities on offer in the Yakima Valley, right on your doorstep.

Hilton Garden Inn Yakima Downtown, for city-center style

Eleven blue stools by the well-stocked bar in a monochrome bar area at Hilton Garden Inn Yakima Downtown

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A classic look and a neutral color scheme characterize the soothing guest rooms at this classic downtown Yakima hotel. Accessible rooms are also available for guests with reduced mobility, and the Garden Grille and Bar serves delicious American fare – the juicy burgers are particularly well regarded. A number of restaurants and Yakima’s famous breweries are within an easy walk of the hotel.

Ledgestone Hotel, for rustic luxury

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This Yakima hotel is one of the newest in town but has a classic, rustic look – with stone walls, dark wood furniture in the guest rooms and a neutral, earthy color scheme. Opt for a suite to enjoy plush seating areas – complete with sofas and armchairs clustered around coffee tables. Staff will happily advise you on how to organize a tour of Yakima’s excellent wineries.

Holiday Inn Yakima, an IHG Hotel, for a good night’s sleep guaranteed

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You can’t beat a Holiday Inn for reliable comfort, and this one waves the flag brilliantly. There are pillow menus and blackout blinds to ensure a good night’s sleep, and guest rooms come with a minimalist, Scandi vibe and pine furniture – while in the suites, jetted bathtubs help you relax in style. A heated indoor pool ensures a workout is always on the cards.

Baymont by Wyndham Yakima, for comfort and convenience near the airport

Outdoor pool area with handrails, steps and several loungers and chairs at Baymont by Wyndham Yakima

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A classic American budget hotel, the Baymont by Wyndham Yakima features comfortable guest rooms with sky-blue feature walls, work desks and balconies, an outdoor pool where you can cool off from the summer sun and a delicious breakfast – the waffles, in particular, get rave reviews. The hotel is close to both the airport and the Yakima Greenway Path, a popular walking trail.

Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Yakima, for style and comfort near downtown

Double bed in orange-and-blue room with TV, desk, desk chair and air conditioning, Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriot Yakima

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This hotel has everything you need for a comfortable stay near downtown Yakima. Modern, brightly decorated guest rooms – with living room suites available and whirlpool rooms featuring jetted bathtubs – and a barbecue, picnic area and a convenience store, so you can have a sociable summer cookout. There’s also a fitness center, where you can hit the gym, pool or chill out in the hot tub.

Holiday Inn Express and Suites Union Gap-Yakima Area, an IHG Hotel, for a great-value contemporary stay

Indoor pool area with handrails, a hoist and chairs at Holiday Inn Express and Suites Union Gap-Yakima Area, an IHG Hotel

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This modern hotel has brightly decorated rooms with contemporary decor and blackout shades, so you can count on a good night’s kip. There’s also an indoor pool – which is heated so you can get a few lengths in whatever the weather outside – and a gym, open 24/7 so you can always enjoy a workout. Afterward, relax in the whirlpool tub.

Best Western Plus Ahtanum Inn, for reliable comfort by the Yakima River

Outdoor pool with handrails in an area with several loungers, all separated from a lawn at Best Western Plus Ahtanum Inn

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Ahtanum lends its name to some of the hops which go into Yakima’s famous beers – and this budget hotel is the perfect base from which to explore the acclaimed breweries in town. There are also the walking trails of Yakima Sportsman State Park nearby. Back at the hotel, you’ll find classically decorated guest rooms with plush carpets and dark wood furniture.

Comfort Suites Yakima, for would-be wine connoisseurs

Cream exterior of Comfort Suites Yakima, with a tall green tree just outside its entrance

History buffs and wine lovers will enjoy this Yakima hotel – which is close to both the Saint Joseph’s Mission at Ahtanum and the many wineries of the surrounding countryside. Guest rooms have lovely dark wood furnishings and separate seating areas with comfy sofas – and some feature whirlpool tubs in the ensuite bathrooms, just the thing after a day exploring the vineyards.

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