Hotels near Yakima Air Terminal (McAllister Field) - YKM, Yakima

There are some great wineries near Yakima, which was the reason we were in the area. I had never been to this area, though, and didn't realize how seedy some of the downtown is. If going out there again, I would opt to stay somewhere outside the city.

A night there was robbed. I tried to book for an extra day instead when I went to go get the cash to pay them I came back to finding out that they had called the cops say that I left all my children there and that I need to pick them up and anyways the cops had left before I got there because I only left my older child there and they fall asleep reported me to CPS CPS dropped everything because it was a false report however they charged me $50 for a late checkout fee when I wasn't checking out I had booked another extra day and I went to go get the money for it I had found out they called the cops on me for leaving my one son and falsely accused me for leaving All My Children. The night was supposed to cost me $72 instead they made me leave and pay $50 for Life checkout fees. I don't know how this kind of people could live with themselves I don't think they're on any kind of drugs so it's pretty sad that they're that bad of people and they're just bad people not even drug addicts. God will take care of them

The Red Lion Inn was an absolute disaster, the room we booked with a kitchenette reeked of cat urine, so they put us in a much smaller room (for the same price) that also smelled terrible...with no offer of a refund we checked into another hotel. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR & NEVER STAY IN YAKIMA

We came to Yakima with our senior marching band for a parade and was happy to see the big crowds and welcoming people. We actually saw gas for $3.89 a gallon. We only spent one night, so we didn't get to see much of Yakima. It seemed like a nice town with equally nice people

Good..there are places to eat close by that could walk to if needed. We walked to a Safeway as well. Bed was comfy. It was nice to have 2 chairs and a extra table to relax at. Bad..a lot of street people as we walked along in the area. They didn't bother us as we walked by but could be scary for some people.

I lived in Yakima while growing up. Still have relatives there, so I visit frequently. Always stay at Baymont, and always happy with it. Love being by the river. Plenty of good restaurants. Unless you are really hungry, you need to share a Miner's hamburger--been going to Miners since I was a teenager 70 years ago! Wonderful Mexican food. And, of course, some good steakhouses, including Outback and Texas Roadhouse.