Kennewick Hotels with Bars

The SpringHill Suites Kennewick Tri-Cities is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The SpringHill Suites Kennewick Tri-Cities is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Kennewick.Traveling to the hotel is easy with Richland Union Station located approximately 11km away and Tri Cities Airport roughly 14km away. With multiple attractions nearby including Crossview Community Church, Iglesia Rey Salvador and Holy Spirit Catholic Church, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. This Kennewick hotel features parking on site.There's never a dull moment at this hotel, our guests indicate that the facilities are excellent.

Staff is very professional and friendly. Always been greeted with a smile! Rooms are clean and bed was very comfortable. Room stocked with microwave and refrigerator. On site restaurant and lounge served excellent hamburgers and chicken wings at a very reasonable price. Really didn't need to leave the hotel for meals.

We enjoyed our convention very much and the front desk staff was very accommodating and nice whenever we interacted with them. However, we had several interactions with the manager that probably could have been handled better and left our group overall feeling very unwelcome in the hotel. At a hotel where we were paying for 15 rooms no less. While we understand that teenagers (especially ones that have been unable to have in-person experiences such as our state convention for over two years) can get over excited, be forgetful about room keys and probably leave more mess for housekeeping than the average guest...each time I spoke with the front desk and asked if there was a problem with our group, complaints about our group or if I needed to address anything with specific students I was told no. In fact, several of the front desk gals that I spoke with actually said that our kids had been very polite and respectful when interacting with hotel staff. Unfortunately, that just made it more disheartening that we were made to feel so unwelcome. We are a public school, not a large corporation that can provide our employees with meal accounts and have generous budgets. These kids are paying for this trip with their own money and we had several amazing chaperones who got very creative and worked hard to make sure that our group was fed at minimal cost to these hardworking kids. Yer, instead of looking for a way to help us get that done our group was repeatedly told that we had to change the way we were doing things with no thought for the situation we were coming from. In addition, we offered to pay what the school could afford to use a conference room for practicing and were told no (yet the rooms were unoccupied, the entirety of our stay). This led to kids (from all the schools, not just ours) having to practice as best they could in the common areas and outside. I'm sure this was irritating for staff, but we weren't given another choice. Especially once we were no longer allowed to practice on the side of the lobby where the dining area is located (even though there was not a person in sight waiting to dine or wanting food service). The location of the hotel was great and the rooms were well-appointed and comfortable. The students very much enjoyed having access to a pool and loved the convention, but as I stated previously, it was really disheartening to be made to feel so unwelcome (students and adults) by the management consistently throughout o