Hotels With spa in Washington, United States

Discovered this spot on a website about hot springs in the state of OR while trying to figure out where to spend NYE by myself as a single woman in need of some R&R. Booked through a third party site to get a tiny discount, but a tad nervous about what it might be like because the pictures didn't quite do it justice. Showed up with low expectations and had my mind blown! Room and bed were ultra comfy! I got a room with a private balcony and personal hot tub on it — so amazing! No chlorine in the personal hot tub and all fresh mineral water. At night, while sitting in one corner of it, I could barely even tell that I got one of the cheaper room options of this kind that faced the parking lot ;) During the day... obviously I could see the dang parking lot, but whatever, next time I'll pay more for a forest facing room. The communal hot springs and mineral pool + sauna & cold plunge were AMAZING. I went after 8pm (adult hours 8-10pm) to avoid children. One couple unfortunately thought it was appropriate to blatantly ignore the huge sign at the door and allow their 8 or 9 year old son into the outdoor hot spring, but I just ignored them because ain't nobody got time to police other people's poor choices on a holiday that I was trying to relax. I had at least 20 mins of the big mineral pool all to myself so I swam & even got the sauna to myself at one point for about 15 mins! Cheeseburger and cocktails at the bar were AMAZING. The bartender was so kind. Burger exceeded my expectations — I'll go back for a proper meal after 5pm next time (I got there too early, starving, so missed fancy dinner). Free bites and a champagne taste in the lounge with live music for the holiday was a TREAT. And especially loved the free sparkling apple juice in my room to ring in the new year solo. Hiked on the property after dinner — GORGEOUS. I'll be back for spa treatments next time too! Booked too last minute and couldn't get a massage in, sadly. Slept like a baby. My only complaint is the room was so bland — no art on the walls! And as mentioned, the photos on the website I booked the room through didn't do it justice either! Additionally, no one answered the phone when I called trying to book, which was frustrating, and they didn't even have a voicemail or anything set up to figure out calling back later. Nonetheless, if y'all need art — I've got a ton to hang & accept commissions! Would 𝓵𝓸𝓿𝓮 to help promote this amazing place & be a bigger part of it in the future!!

There were other cheaper hotels I could have chosen but this one had free breakfast on Christmas morning so that was what got my attention. When I arrived at my room, it was very cold. The fan was set for AC. And on Christmas Eve, we didn't need cold air. This was the first domino that made a series of unfortunate events: I tried to set the fan to heat but it looks like it is set only for AC or fan (blowing cold air). We were just too tired to call the front desk to request a different room. My girlfriend then took a shower with super hot water. She didn't turn on the fan in the bathroom or close the door as she wanted our room to heat up. The vapor got soooooo thick in the room that it set off the fire alarm. I jumped on the bed looking for the reset button but I cut my finger in the process. There was no silence or reset button. I called the office right away when the alarm turned off and explained the situation. I feel sorry for the few guests that stayed that night. The hotel is in excellent condition, one of the best maintained in Yakima. I just wanted to add that we people do goofy things and what we did was goofy. I know we would not have set the alarm off if the air fan could be arranged from AC to hot air given that it is December and we don't need AC in the room, just a thought.

I visited with my family. The lobby desk staff was so friendly and I felt good. I also had breakfast at the restaurant below because I used my destination fee points. They were friendly and the food was good. The location was relatively safer than the market area, so I liked it.

• They also give you a welcome cookie. Chocolate cookie • The room is spacious and the sofa bed and two queen beds were both clean. • It is close to the Seattle-Tacoma Airport car shuttle facility, about 2.5 miles by car. • I was able to have a satisfactory experience with the friendly service of the front desk and housekeepers. • If you have a rental car, it is very convenient to park in the large parking lot. However, there is a parking fee. • If there is no traffic to downtown, you can go straight on I-5 and get off, so it is easy to find the way without much trouble. (About 20 minutes) • The downside is that the toilet water pressure is weak. • The downside is that there is a coffee machine, but no coffee pot.

Just needed a overnight stay for an exam the next morning. Checked in pretty late around 9pm ish. Had to pay for parking which was ehhh but it's Seattle. Bathroom was nice. There's a little fridge and a microwave in the room. Left the next morning at 0705. Check out was easy.

It took us quite a while to finally get into our room due to issues with the key cards not working. Had to make two trips from the 20th floor down to the front desk only to find out the problem was a low battery in the door lock. Once inside, we noticed the room wasn’t properly set up for four guests, as there weren’t enough towels provided. The bathroom design was also inconvenient. There are two sliding doors neither had locks, which makes privacy difficult. The air conditioning blew directly toward your face while lying on the bed, and the vents were too high to adjust. In addition, electric kettle, bathrobes, and slippers were not provided. On a positive note, the breakfast buffet was excellent. It offered a wide variety of choices, and the service was outstanding, making it a highlight of our stay.

The Seattle Renaissance Hotel isn't too far from the cruise terminal, but it's all uphill, making the walk quite strenuous, especially with luggage. The rooms are a bit small overall, and the interior furnishings look a bit dated. The cleanliness after housekeeping was just average. The hotel doesn't offer free breakfast, so you have to order and pay for it separately if you want to eat. The hotel is right next to the Seattle Central Library, and it's a short walk to the subway station. The uphill climb throughout was the biggest downside of this stay, severely impacting the experience when carrying heavy items.

All service personnel and interactions were both professional and polite, as well as courteous and friendly. The cookies provided in the evening were delicious. I was most impressed by the breakfast choices and omelettes made to order. Never have I experienced such a treat, except on a cruise ship. The manager came around and spoke with us, while we were in the breakfast area and was very friendly and nice. He asked us how our breakfast was, how we liked the hotel and our experiences during our stay. He talked to us inquiring what had brought us to town and gave us information about walking trails and local information. His wife and daughter also said hello.

It is located on a small island with a long and narrow road connecting the mainland. It is very quiet, the seascape is charming, and there are many migratory birds. The lobby and rooms are very welcoming and the food in the restaurant is great.

The property was gorgeous, every detail on the grounds seem to be planned, including beautiful floral gardens, the outdoor spa and Jacuzzi. All three restaurants were fantastic as well with unique dining experiences and fantastic food quality. We booked the “nice” room. Which was perfect, great size very clean and well appointed, and the fireplace was the best feature of all! Nick Myers ended up being our host at all three restaurants, he was so knowledgeable, personable and just made our experience over the top. All of the staff was ready and willing to help. I wish we could have spent more time at this property. Definitely looking to come back.