Toppenish Inn and Suites

Bad

Value

Liked: Clean and quiet
Disliked: The pool was closed

Passable

Good

Comfortable But I’ll Never Stay...

Liked: The room was large and the bed was comfortable.
Disliked: The property makes a copy of your drivers license and refuses to shred it or return it when you check out. My license includes PPI such S date of birth, address and photo and I think this is not appropriate or necessary and possibly illegal.Also - the toilet in my room looked like it had not been cleaned in a month. No maid service as provided so I had a disgusting toilet for my whole stay.

Trailer trashy room

Liked: Nothing
Disliked: Everything. Room was a dive. Bed was hard and everything in the room including the door latch was missing screws. We had a weekend stay turn into one night and went elsewhere.

questionable

Liked: clean coffee microwave fridge
Disliked: window view of fence, didn't understand tv, could hear the ice machine, noisy

Emergency hotel if needed

Liked: Small upgrade could go a long way
Disliked: Sketchy guests

If all you want and...

Liked: Pool and hot tub were nice, unexpected for this price, and the bed was comfortable. Location convenient, though parking lot a little tight. Staff were very friendly.
Disliked: Hot tub wall and seat had extremely rough surface. Laminate flooring in room had very large gaps between board ends, in dozens of areas. Sound isolation between rooms almost non-existent. Guests in room above sounded like elephants running, but that would be an insult to elephants. Our whole room shook and you could make out distinct words of conversation. My wife thought shower was not hot enough, I felt it was fine. Room was missing a clock, but oddly, had two refrigerators. ?? For a king 'Suite', other than the dual fridges, didn't seem any better appointed than a regular hotel room. A single arm chair and desk with office chair. Breakfast was honestly about the worst I've seen at any hotel offering breakfast. The cheapest bread possible available for toast, a selection of pre-packaged danishes, a couple mediocre kinds of cereal, apple and orange juices, and low-end waffle/pancake makers. I.e., all carbs - no fruit, no yogurt, no hard boiled eggs. These are all staples of lower end hotel breakfasts.