Yakima Valley Hotels

As seen on HGTV, the tiny houses at Alexandria Nicole Cellars' Destiny Ridge winery (with Alexandria Nicole Cellars' wines on tap) offer a cool glamping experience amid vineyards overlooking a quiet stretch of the Columbia River. Availability is limited. Consider joining Alexandria Nicole's wine club for priority in booking, among other benefits.

Set on a portion of what was once a 15,000-acre sheep farm, the B&B offers five rooms in the main house, originally built in 1905, along with five more rooms in the newer cottage.

Set among the orchards and vineyards of Rattlesnake Hills, Cherry Wood puts the giddyap in glamping by offering lodging in luxuriously appointed tepees and, for an extra fee, hay-wagon rides to neighboring wineries. The owners operate as a nonprofit dedicated to saving abused and neglected horses, whom you can meet on-site.

Steps away from the convention center in downtown Yakima, this recently refreshed 111-room hotel provides convenient access to nearby tasting rooms, brewpubs and restaurants. And recent upgrades to its on-site restaurant and bar, whose taps feature local craft brews, provide comforting reasons to stay on property a little longer. Save time for a facial or massage next door at Ummelina’s Yakima Valley Spa Retreat.

Within walking distance of downtown Yakima’s restaurants and tasting rooms, this 36-room boutique hotel (pictured above) is set inside Yakima's historic 6-story Freemasons' lodge and offers modern, tastefully appointed rooms. Fun fact: when completed in 1911, Yakima's Masonic lodge was the tallest building between Seattle and Spokane.

Area pioneer Willis Mercer built the two-story building in downtown Prosser in 1906, and one of his great-granddaughters has modernized it without stripping away its historic charm. The suites are equipped with full kitchens, luxury mattresses and linens, and other modern comforts, including high-speed Wi-Fi and smart TVs.

Desert Wind Winery's Pueblo-inspired facility includes four posh guest rooms, each offering a gas kiva fireplace, a balcony overlooking the Yakima river, luxury linens and other comforts. Guests receive a complimentary bottle of Desert Wind wine and a hand-delivered wine country breakfast.

This budget-friendly Best Western Plus is in the heart of the Lower Yakima Valley, just a short walk from the Winemakers Loft and a few-minute drive to downtown Prosser, Desert Wind Winery, the Prosser Food and Wine Park, Chukar Cherries and more.

Another dependable spot, this Best Western Plus hotel provides comfort and value at the base of Rattlesnake Hills.

With its proximity to several Lower Yakima Valley tasting rooms, including about 12 within walking distance, you'd be hard pressed to find an RV park that offers better access to wineries. Its 126 sites range in size from 35 feet to 70 feet, and the park also offers two fully furnished RVs for rent and six tent sites. Its on-site amenities include a swimming pool and horseshoe pit, and its wine bar showcases local wines at happy hour.