Ledgestone Hotel

This place has a lot of potential for being great but they fall short on the details to make it eh ok. It’s new so the place is modern and nicely decorated. And for being on the freeway, it’s very quiet and comfortable.
We checked in and got settled only to find that our bathroom had not been cleaned — and it disgustingly needed it. They moved us to another room. In the other room one of the living room light bulbs was burned out.
The kitchen and refrigerator are nice but there is no dish soap. There are four cups, bowls, plates and glasses but two chairs and a two cup coffee maker.
The beds are comfortable and a nice variety of pillows.

This is the 2^nd time I’ve stayed here. I came back because I liked the fact that there is a full kitchen in the room. This time, however, my room was on the ground floor and the repeated sound of the toilet flushing in the room above me is a bit much. I think I’ll try somewhere else next time I’m in town. The wifi is not the greatest either.

I loved the room! Very big, and clean!
The only part I didn’t love was the staff, the lady that checked me in, seemed like she was in a bad mood!

We stayed here for one night and were very pleased with the suite. They offer a Military/​Government Rate which was appreciated since I was visiting my husband in the national guard who is in Yakima with the firefighters training for a while.
The suite was clean and large with a small but fully functioning kitchen including a two burner electric glass too stove.
The lost a star in my rating since they do not offer breakfast of any type (full or continental). They did have Seattle’s Best coffee at the front downstairs.
For the money I think this hotel was great and I would recommend it.

This is a great place to stay. The suites are spacious, well-​designed, clean, and well-​stocked, and the upgrades are great. The separate kitchen/​dining room, living room, and bedroom make it a very comfortable place if you need to use the room for anything more than sleeping. This is definitely where I will stay if I need a room in Yakima again.

DO NOT BOOK AT THIS HOTEL.
I booked 3 months ago for a weekend trip. Credit card was charged, and I received official confirmation. 3 days before the trip, I got a voicemail saying that unfortunately previous guests wanted to stay longer & Ledgestone had to cancel my reservation. Naturally this was so outrageous I thought it was a scam & called the hotel. They said that a large group who had been staying for over a month wanted to extend the reservation so they had to cancel a number of guests’ reservations.
This is completely unacceptable to me – if I make a booking & receive confirmation, the hotel cannot & should not just cancel my booking because another guest wants to stay longer. Apparently they have a contract with this group so this isn’t a one-​time occurrence. **Beware when booking here — you may or may not actually have a room.**

We stayed here about a year ago, in one of their two room suites on a sweet deal with our toddler. It’s basically a perfect hotel for your basic travel needs: spotless and clean, perfectly located in Yakima (right by the highway, minutes from downtown). It’s a stones throw from the river trails if you want to go for a walk on the greenway.
Lots of great services nearby too, but this is (as others noted) not a pedestrian heavy place. But what in Yakima is? If you’re traveling to the Ledgestone from out of town, and Yakima or Eastern Washington from out of town, and didn’t expect to drive all over the place, I have no idea what you were expecting to begin with. Yes, there can be highway noise if you’re on the highway side. Ask for a room on the other side if that’s an issue.
There’s a nice restaurant and bar that shares the parking lot and does room service, Bob’s Burgers:
We go periodically to places like Yakima, Selah, and Sunnyside. This is basically our default go-​to hotel for every stay from now on for all of them. When something like a hotel becomes your staple standard hotel for a location, that’s the highest praise I can give. Book early, especially if you’re going on a summer weekend. Lots of stuff happens in Yakima as it’s the county seat and you don’t want to trip over a booked hotel from a county fair or whatever.

The Marriott and Holiday Inn were completely booked… So here I stay. Nice digs! Love the little suite. I could live in a little place like this if I didn’t have kids. Nice and clean and really nice service. Impressed.

Great business model. Excellent design with an upscale and tasteful European buildout. A great value, a great experience. Thanks!

This hotel was modern, clean and spacious. And there was free wifi (which wasn’t listed on their website.)
The materials are on the cheap end (curtains, shower curtain, sheets. etc.), but it’s what one expects. In my room, the sink was unusually low, but I don’t know if that was my room or a hotel quirk. The bed was also on the hard size.
That said, check in and out was smooth, and front desk and housekeeping staff were pleasant. I’d definitely stay again.

I have never reviewed on Unilocal,but this was so egregious that I had to post something. I had made a reservation more than a month in advance to stay for two nights while attending a conference. Before I could check in they called me to let me know that someone had extended their stay and therefore would be unable to honor the reservation.
The real kicker was that my stay had been prepaid through Egencia and they said that they had found another hotel for me. The other hotel was horrible! They used to have smoking rooms and didn’t bother doing anything to cover the smell! Additionally, the hotel was $ 40 less per night.
I called the Ledgestone about getting the money back, since they were supposedly sending over the money to the other hotel, but never even received a call back to resolve the overcharge.
I will NEVER stay at Ledgestone. This is a reprehensible way to treat potential guests.

Rooms were extremely nice, clean and quite upscale. Far nicer than any other hotels I’ve stayed at before in Yakima. Staff was helpful and friendly. Would stay here again for sure.

The room is clean and fairly new. We were surprised to find a two room suite when we walked in the door. Flat screen TV’s and a full kitchen.
On the negative side, it’s only a queen sized bed and apparently no kings are available. There is also no breakfast available and no breakfast places within walking distance. We had vehicle trouble and were stranded here so that was a little bit of a problem.
All in all it is a nice, clean and appears safe. The hamburger place across the way had a great guacamole burger.

So here is the low down. This is a newer hotel in a convenient location. The rooms are spacious with a kitchenette, sitting area, and separate bedroom/​bathroom. That is all nice but I rate a hotel on how good of a nights sleep I get, since that is obviously why one stays in a hotel.
My first night I was jolted out of my sleep at 1155 pm from something hitting my ground floor window. I typically hate being on the bottom floor of hotels because of safety issues but I had my gun with me and wasnt too concerned but definitely startled awake by the loud noise. It took me a few seconds to realize it wasnt someone coming into my room, rather the sprinkler DRILLING my window. Every 30 seconds the sprinkler will drill my window (I live in Washington, I know what rain on the window sounds like and I find it quite relaxing, this was NOT relaxing. It was OMG what the hell is going on!). After listneing to the sprinkler for 10 minutes thinking it would shut off at any moment, I called the front desk and told them the situation and asked what time it would be shut off. The response, «Oh, I didnt realize the sprinklers were even on, sorry. I have no idea». So I laid in bed counting tiles on the ceiling, ok honestly there arent any tiles but you get the idea, for another 15 minutes. The sprinklers finally shut off around 1225 a.m.
But the fun continues —- at 0600 I am woken up by a fire alarm. The alarm went on for about 5 minutes before it was shut off. It was amazingly loud — which hey — is great if it was a REAL alarm. Testing the alarm on Monday at 0600 wasnt the best time, IMO, to test the system.
I was pretty ticked off by this point as I had a very important interview in the morning and being woken up and lying awake for 25 minutes and then getting woken up 5 hours later wasnt conduicive to a good nights sleep. I went down to front desk and asked if they could fix the sprinkler head as it was obviously broken. The gal up front looked at me like a pig looking at a wristwatch and said she didnt know but she would talk to maintenance. I asked if she could move me to another room and she said that they couldnt because they were full. I then retierated that I did not want to be woken up at midnight again but she did nothing to reassure me.
Next night — no sprinkler hitting the window but YUP you guessed it — another fire alarm test at 0630. Awesome.
This may be a newer hotel but I would stay somewhere else where they seem to care about their guests rest.
No continental breakfast or complimentary newspapers. Tried using their business center but their computers were so slow I gave up and used my iphone. For being a newer hotel, I didnt think the beds were very comfortable.
Great flat screen tvs and easy parking.
Meh. I will stay somewhere else next time I am in Yakima.

Well, everyone is giving this hotel rave reviews… and it does have some good features… but for me, it’s missing quite a bit too. It is superbly clean, everything from lobby to hallways, to rooms. But then again I think it’s all pretty brand new, so not sure how long that might last…
We came into town on a Friday night without reservation and after checking 4 different hotels, we were relieved to get the last room at the Ledgestone, so that was good. The front desk, however, was not very professional. A girl from the holiday inn had called over to check their availability here, and asked to save the last room for us. She gave our last name and everything, but when we got here they had no record of that…
There was actually no one working the front desk at all, every time we went to the lobby we had to ring a bell on the counter for service. I could see a girl folding towels in the back room, and she came to help us??? When we tried to make small talk about a truck show in town (which is the reason for the lack of vacancies everywhere) she had no clue !
To me, the outside of this hotel is quite badly designed– it looks like cheap apartments. Like I said, inside is much better, but I’m guessing because it is still new and clean… the rooms are decent, a «suite» design, which is nice. I like to have a separate sitting area, tv, and kitchen. One thing that’s odd is the «sliding door» bathroom door. Never a fan of those, especially when there is no lock ??
To sum up, none do these cons are enough to keep me away next time… but this detail is… THE FREEWAY NOISE,!! Omg… there is a CONSTANT stream of freeway noise!!! I’m surprised I slept at all. Another con is that they do not have any restaurant, so no breakfast –free or otherwise…, and the only thing within walking distance is Bob’s Burgers and Brews.

They took us in at the very last minute for the entire week. The rooms are just like a small apartment with a full kitchen, living area and bedroom in a separate room. The bathroom is pretty big.
They only clean once a week so that was a bit of a hassle. We had to take out our own trash and go up to the front desk to exchange towels. They do, however, have a high quality free laundry facility. All you have to bring is your own laundry soaps.
No pool. Not too many kids and not very much noise.
You pay for this, though, because it’s pretty expensive.

I’ve found my hotel in Yakima!
This place is designed for an extended stay patron, but it’s perfect for anyone.
We arrived here on ⁷⁄₂₈ and greeted by friendly and accommodating staff. Even though check-​in is at 3pm we were pleasantly surprised that room 113 was ready for us at 12:30…BONUS, since we wanted to freshen up before heading to Maryhill Winery for a concert that evening.
The rooms are clean, modern and comfortable. My companion is a mega tightwad, so it was a little hard to convince him that we should splurge on paying an extra thirty dollars a night, but once we stepped inside our room, he never mentioned the price again. He couldn’t stop raving about the size of our room and stated that this was bigger than his apartment, when he lived in Seattle. He loved the living area with the flat screen TV, kitchenette, and large bedroom with yet another flat screen TV. For me, cleanliness is key and this place didn’t disappoint. The linens, pillows and towels were all crisp and clean, no stains on the carpet and the bathroom and fridge and every other thing inspected were wiped down and clean. The next time I’m in Yakima, this is the place I’m going to stay.
Don’t miss… the supplied blood orange shampoos and soaps, they are most invigorating in early mornings, along with the free coffee in the lobby.

This place is very nice and very modern. Very nice and professional staff. The rooms are very clean, and have kitchenettes and mid size fridge, dishwasher, sink and all. Flat screen TVs, cable, free wifi. Pretty large bathrooms. Separate bedroom from kitchen /​living room area.
I had a one bedroom and the couch had a fold out bed too, so that could possibly save somebody money out there.
The price gets cheaper the longer you book your stay. It pretty much is set up as an extended stay hotel. Target, Big-​lots, and some other stores are across the street and Bob’s Burgers is in the same lot.
The only thing that sucks is the location, it’s not really on a normal street that is close to the rest of the city. Its kind of in a pocket of town that is annoying to get to.
Its good you got that little shopping mall but its right next to the highway and has some road noise if you are on that side of the hotel. No good views of Mountains or rivers just a parking lot, a highway, and some dirt and gravel out back that leads to a fence and some industrial lot.
I do recommend this pace though because it nice and modern and very professional. It has an apartment feel to it more so than a hotel room feel. There are also washers and dryers on site and a business center to print things.
The room smells fresh, the linens are quality, the beds are comfortable, and the towels are quality. What more can you want? Doesn’t smell like smoke, or other peoples cooking, or a public bus seat. I felt refreshed staying here and a little bit of uppity. :-) ha ha

we stayed here recently for one night and from what little time we spent there, I gotta say, I was quite impressed. The room was very spacious, mini-​suite level spacious, and it included a full kitchen. Everything was new and modern and –wow– even the wifi seemed rock solid. The staff was friendly. It was clean.
The next night due to unforeseen circumstances we had to stay an additional night in Yakima. My mother wanted us to at a different hotel for the same price, this one blew it away in every aspect. Next time I stay in Yakima, this is where I’m sleeping!

This place is perfect more for a family stay rather than a couple or individual. The hotel is more known to host people on long term stays thus the huge kitchenette and living area are pretty sweet!
Our room was superiorly clean and quiet! I almost wished we could have stayed an extra night just to use the kitchen more.
The location is pretty close to the freeway, theres a Target and diner nearby to fill up before hitting the road. Probably one of the best places to stay for a few day while in Yakima.
Most apartments in Seattle aren’t even as big as these rooms!
Happy Stay!!!