Hotels near Yakima Central Library, Yakima

We stay one night with friends for a short craft beer tasting trip. It became Hilton tapestry hotel shortly after we made the reservation and they allowed us to accumulate Hilton points when we checked in. Check in was easy. We left our luggages there and got a text message when the rooms were ready. Parking was affordable at $10 a night. Plenty of parking space and easy to get in and out. They even called the restaurant to make a reservation for us upon hearing that we were not able to use our foreign phones. Rooms were a bit too dark for us but it was comfortable and clean. We love the breakfast spread - our first in a hotel since Covid. The selection was better than standard hotel breakfast. The herb omelet was very good but it was not topped up so my husband didn’t get a taste of it! There were pastry, charcuterie board, fruits, yogurt, oatmeal and even fruit juice! We were pleasantly surprised. Location was good, near the farmer market. There are a few brewery at walking distance. We had a nice stay and the best thing about this hotel is the personal and human touch of the reception staffs. Well done and keep it up.

Wen we showed up for our stay didn’t think walking in to Baymont how nice it would be.. beautiful hotel the walk way next to the river was a plus the staff was so nice the breakfast lady was kind. Ashley at front desk was a great help to getting us checked in a little early. We will coming back!

I stayed here with two of my kids. They have a room with 2 queen beds and a hide-a-bed sofa. That is not easy to find. The hotel seems new. It is very clean. The beds are comfortable. The staff is friendly and helpful. The free breakfast includes almost anything you could want to eat for breakfast. We will stay here again if we are in the area.

Had the cabin fever. Needed to get out of the county for a bit. First stop, only cuz I've never stayed there but only gambled, was Legends ******. Guess the hotel was recently renovated. Upon entering the hotel, you are greeted by staff who take your temperature and offer complimentary masks if you need one. Yes, masks are required on premises at the time of this review. Check in, all things considered, was pretty expedient. When I arrived, there were only two guests being checked in, myself and one other. Upon my checking in, I was asked if I wanted to have coffee in my room, when I said yes I was given a small bag filled with some coffee essential items. K-cups, creamer, sugar and other coffee knick knacks. I was also given a small covid relief bag filled with two disposable masks, hand sanitizer and other covid relief items. The room was nice, ground floor king bed room, very spacious. And it came with a seating area with coffee table, writing desk, and big dresser with television on top. Also had a mini fridge. The bed, although a king, was a little beyond firm, and I like a firm bed, but was a tad too hard for me. The pillows it had were nice and fluff. The blankets kept you at the right temperature while the AC was on. The bathroom, very spacious for a bathroom, had only an open shaower with very good steady water pressure. Cold water was cold and hot was water maintained consistent heat for some time. Only problem with the shower was the curtain, fabric shower curtain. If it became too wet the water ended up on the bathroom floor. Towels were soft and toiletries were basic. One of the major drawbacks I found with the hotel, the ice machine did not dispense ice. That had to be requested from the front desk and they'd bring it to your room. ****** floor was big for where the ****** is located. Lotta good machines, decent payouts. The food options weren't all the many, if any at all. What used to be the buffet is now a sit down restaurant. There is a coffee shop by the lobby of the hotel. Gift shop as well. The pool is small compared to the hotel. Overall, I bet this place is a small excellent getaway whenever things get back to normal. If you're not a local, there isn't much to do around the ******. Yakima is a 30 min drive north of Legends. But if you're just looking for a small quiet getaway, this place will have you covered. Would I stay here again? Possibly when things return to normal. Would o recommend this place to others? Of course, if all they wanna do is gamble. Is it worth the cost of admission? Yes.