La Quinta Inn Walla Walla

We had a great experience with this hotel. The staff was extremely helpful, pleasant, and polite. We had free bfast that was actually quite decent, 24 hr access to a pool and hot tub, and very clean rooms upon arrival. I had originally booked 2 rooms, one with a king sized bed and the other with 2 queens. After booking my family decided it would suit us better to change the king size room to another double queen. I called and requested the upgrade and they very happily complied while still giving us the lower rate for the king size room!
I read a few of the other reviews before booking, most of them complaining about noise levels. We were right off the freeway but I didn’t hear a thing of traffic or other occupants all night. All in all it was a very pleasant stay and I highly recommend it!

Easy check-​in. Pet friendly. — Upsides
A little grimey. One lamp/​outlet wasn’t working. The sink faucet was stuck and hard to get turned on.

Very comfortable beds with better than average bedding and really lovely room décor. We definitely enjoyed the pool and spa. Not a bad price in view of the amenities. Some discount rates showed as not including breakfast but not sure how this can be as no one asked our room number in the breakfast room. Desk staff was on top of things. I would stay again for sure.

Great price. Walking distance to downtown which is very convenient when you are wine tasting. The room was large and very comfortable. I am in a wheelchair and found the two queen bed room a bit tight to get around. The bathroom is large, however, again the shower bench set up with the tub is just the worst set up for those of us disabled. I’m sure it meets code but none the less… not a good set up for me and wouldn’t work for anything more than over night. The front desk staff support in the evening was very helpful, the morning front desk staff well… not awful but you wont come away with a thank you for you business feel. The maintenance crew running around were way more pleasant than the front desk staff. The breakfast isn’t much to look at, (not even a banana) however, it worked for many families/​people there. I found the bed very comfortable and didn’t hear much noise as other reviewers had mentioned.

This is a nice La Quinta. Toss up between this one and Butte Montana as being better. Butte had better flavor breakfast (maybe because Connie served bacon and the sausage gravy was better) but Walla Walla had as many choices and their rooms were bigger. Atmosphere very relaxing.

Came here after having an awful experience at the Red Lion and were trying to find a decent hotel. The front desk staff was so nice & when we told them our bad experience at the other hotel they even apologized for them & gave us a discount.
Room was clean and bed was comfortable. The only thing I didn’t like was being on the very bottom floor, could hear the people above us all night walking back & forth. Otherwise a hotel I wouls stay at again if needing a room in Walla Walla.

If you decide to stay in this motel, do not. I repeat. DO NOT settle for first or second floor. We had a first floor (basement) room & the walls are so thin that you can hear people walking on the floor above you anytime after 6 am. I doubt I’ll ever stay here again but if I did I won’t settle for anything other than the top (third) floor.

First time traveling w/​my dog which is why I was trying to stay at LaQuinta hotels. This is a really comfortable clean hotel. Both the room & bathroom were spotless. We didn’t eat breakfast there so I can only say that the coffee was good. This was so much nicer than the last LaQuinta I stayed in & I’m pretty picky about cleanliness. I highly recommend it.

This is an excellent hotel for the moderate price range. The location is extremely convenient and everything is very walkable from here. The beds are actually as comfortable as it gets. Everyone was very helpful and everything seemed really clean. I think it is a good bet if you aren’t looking for the most expensive room and still want convenience and comfort. Pool is open 24 hours and breakfast is included.

Super comfy bed and pillows BUT lukewarm water in the shower even when turned all the way to hot? Noisy thumping upstairs when we went to bed (midnight) and again at 6 AM. Promised breakfast nonexistent. Styrofoam coffee cups. Yikes! And what was that brown spot on the toilet anyway?

The staff here was very nice and helpful and the location was great. However… the key code machine was broken so we did not get keys to our room the entire 2.5 days we were there and had to be let in by someone at the front desk every time we left and came back. Also, for it being a «spa» room, you literally could not make a full turn in the bathroom, it was soooo small. And the shower didn’t have much of a protector in terms of preventing water from getting all over the entire bathroom everytime we showered. The bathtub was great. It was so huge it took nearly 40 minutes to fill BUT the warm water never ran out. My saddest moment, though, was getting out of the wonderful bath and having to dry off with paper thin towels. I think even LaQuinta can do better and invest in new towels.

We always choose La Quinta when we travel for work or play because of their pet-​friendly policies. And by «pet-​friendly» I mean not charging you a non-​refundable fee for the privilege of staying at their hotel. They get this right every time!
The property itself is older and really close to the freeway. But the front desk staff was helpful and friendly. The room was immaculate… bonus points for that. And even though our room was close to the freeway side of the building, it was relatively quiet. The room also had a mini-​kitchenette with dishes, a sink, refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave. I suppose it is for people who have an extended stay.
The only minus is that we were traveling with two doggies and called ahead twice to make sure we had a main floor room near an exit. Our room ended up being on the second floor with a set of steep stairs which wouldn’t be a problem if our dogs were not so short-​legged.
I like that they have a frequent-​stay reward program too.

I booked at this hotel instead ofstaying at Marcus Whitman because I was only going to be in town for less than 24 hours so it didn’t make sense to spend nearly 3 times as much for a nicer hotel. The hotel is located in a convenient area and the grounds are well maintainted outside. The gentleman at the front desk (jeremy I think) was very nice and helpful. My friend and I were given a room located downstairs which was fine till I crawled into bed that night and realized there was jelly on my sheets which was not from me because I had no food in the room during my stay. It was just a small amount so i didn’t call to have the sheets changed. I just slept on the opposite side of the bed. Then in the morning when I woke up I saw there were several ants on the night stand. This definitely grossed me out. I ended up not making a fuss over it to front desk rep because it just seemed like it wasn’t worth making a stink over it when the room was only $ 110.
I would stay here again but would request a room that was not ground level and would inspect my sheets when I check-​in rather waiting till I am dead tired and crawling into bed.

Clean, comfortable, friendly staff, good amenities (breakfast, pool, laundry) location & decent price make this a place to come back to.

This place was decent. Had to come to town for work for a couple days and this was the closest place with the best price so La Quinta it was! As someone already mentioned, they don’t have glass cups, only paper and that was kind of disappointing. It was freezing outside and I had just landed a an hour or so before so I stopped at the nearby Safeway, bought a hot bowl of soup for dinner and a bottle of vino for my stay. Vino in paper cups? No bueno. Had one cup of it the first night and ended up leaving the rest for housekeeping. Same with coffee– get some glass mugs in there please! The shower was really great– good pressure and well ventilated. No robes though. Is there an elevator here? I didn’t see one and it was unpleasant to drag my luggage up and down the stairs– especially when I had to leave at 5:30am to catch a plane. I was on the first floor, by the way so I had to go one flight down from reception to get there– so it meant dragging the bags up the stairs in the morning. Ugh! Reception was really nice/​friendly. I didn’t eat the breakfast so I can’t comment. I did notice that they had a little fitness area but it wasn’t on the website. That should be added so people can be prepared with workout gear. The bed was comfy and the room was nice and warm while the wind and freezing rain were wreaking havoc outside. Overall, it was a pretty good place and I would probably stay there again.

Is it lame that I look forward to staying in a $ 70/​night hotel room? It’s like a mini-​vacation because you can leave towels on the floor and it’s totally cool!
The beds are comfortable, the outlets worked, and the bathroom was clean. I can’t really complain. The 7-​month-​old had a blast… not more than his Mama though but…
Cons:
1) The Wi-​fi setup was slooow. Once the five minutes were up of waiting to load, the speed was modest.
2) They boast a 100% Smoke Free environment but why did their carpeted hallways smell like stale chain smoking?
3) The breakfast is lame. They «ran out of eggs» so how the hell is a girl ‘sposed to get her protein?! Their apples were mealy but their oranges were juicy albeit small. I had three different plates of food but left hungry. That says something!
We’ll stay there again because of the price and location but may have to bring our own breakfast buffet to micro-​blast in our room next time.

I am happy to give any room that smells nice an extra star or two! There is nothing I hate more than a smelly room like the one I had at the Days Inn last night in Bend. The smell just makes me feel dirty.
The room was nicely done but needed a little updating. It was a quiet room and spacious. The hot tub wasn’t all that hot and that was disappointing since I went to the humiliation of buying a new suit before our trip to Wally World.
The dead bolt didn’t work in the room. The iron worked very nicely tho. There were plastic cups instead of glass ones. I skipped the coffee after having some of yesterday’s poisonous motel room coffee. Check in was a breeze and was handled very efficiently by the young man at the front desk.
The bed and linens were quite nice and I liked the fluffiness of the towels.
Breakfast was typical: hard boiled eggs, make it yourself waffles, cereal, fruit and juices. Definitely did the trick and saved a trip to another stop before we headed out for the wedding we were there to attend.
I would stay here again.

Ya know, for under 70.00, don’t expect luxury. The room was very basic, but also very, very clean. Bed, TV, hair dryer, etc. Everything worked fine, the location was handy, the staff was pleasant. The pool looked good, and was empty both times we peeked at it; we didn’t have swimsuits, though.
I wouldn’t mind returning here. It served the purpose.

When you check into a hotel in wine country, you’d expect the front desk to have a map or list or SOMETHING, especially when there is one in publication. When I asked the front desk girl about it she was like, «uh, no, uh we don’t have anything like that. Uh, I think, um, there’s something in your room?» There wasn’t. Good thing I had my computer.
The pillows on the bed were big, fluffy, and firm; great for sitting against, TERRIBLE for sleeping on. So, after sleeping poorly the first night, I called to ask the front desk if they could possibly give me a less firm pillow. No go, not even an option.
The hotel advertises a hot tub, and so I was looking forward to it. When I finally got the chance to check it out I was extremely disappointed. The water wasn’t even warm enough to be considered «hot» and the water coming out of the jets was ice cold. Terrible.
The hotel was clean enough, it was inexpensive, and they offered a free breakfast, so they had that going for them. But the staff totally dropped the ball (they didn’t even know how long breakfast ran in the morning).
If you can stay elsewhere, I definitely would. We originally were going to stay at the Best Western, but unfortunately they were doing construction so we stayed here instead.