Walla Walla Hotels

This romatic 7-room B&B sits on a 400-acre orchard/vineyard, about halfway between the Tri-Cities and Walla Walla, along the Walla Walla River. Walla Walla's wineries are about a half-hour to the west, while Red Mountain is less than an hour northeast. However, when you consider all the onsite amenities, which include a waterfall pool, hot tub, theater room, walking paths and onsite dining, you might not ever want to leave.

This newer entry in the city’s lodging scene brings Marriott's reliability to the city’s downtown area.

Tucked away among 300 acres of vineyards and wheat fields, this intimate modern resort (pictured above) allows you to truly unwind. The pool, bocce ball court and paddleboard-friendly "lake" offer gentle recreation. The onsite restaurant features modern dishes prepared with sustainably grown and raised local ingredients, plus killer cocktails.

The original brick tower dates back to 1928, and a massive renovation completed in 2001 brought this local landmark into the modern age. The central location provides easy access to downtown's tasting rooms, restaurants and shops. The hotel's own Marc Restaurant serves exquisite Northwest cuisine, with an all-Washington wine list, while its bar, the Vineyard Lounge, is a great place to chill over wine, cocktails and eclectic beverage-friendly bar bites.

This elegant, modern new seven-room inn sits on a 10-acre site west of downtown, surrounded by farmland, vineyards and wineries. (It's also just across the highway from Wine Valley Golf Club.) Each room offers a private garden with an outdoor shower (in addition to the indoor shower in each bathroom). In addition to three-course breakfasts each morning, the inn also serves complimentary family-style dinners to guests on Monday and Thursday nights. The cuisine combines local ingredients with global influences that reflect the owners' experiences working in the hospitality industry around the world, from Chevy Chase, Maryland, to Bangkok.

A thorough renovation transformed a 1967 motel into a lively boutique hotel. The rooms are small, but tasteful decor make it a comfortable basecamp for epicurean exploration, especially since it's a just a short walk from downtown Walla Walla's tasting rooms and restaurants.

Century-old farmstead buildings have been meticulously restored to showcase the craftsmanship of the era in which they were built. In all, the inn offers eight cottages and suites on a 38-acre site that is also home to Abeja's winery and one of its vineyards, about 4 miles east of downtown. Breakfast and a tasting of Abeja wines are included.