Pasco Hotel Guide - CBC Library hotels in Pasco, United States of America.

"The staff were very accommodating from the time we checked-in to departure. The room was spacious and very clean. Per the recommendation of the staff, we decided to have drinks and dinner at the hotel. Drinks, dinner and service was excellent. We would definitely recommend staying at the Lodge."

"Knock-down drag-out fight two doors down from me on Friday night. Staff didn’t notice (probably because it was 2am). Really felt they should havd noticed and put a stop to it (cops, ejection, etc). Offered no compensation for a ruined night of sleep. Main restaurant closed for renovation, as were lobby bathrooms. Breakfast (top floor) very good. Staff nice, room clean."

"Best bang for buck in TriCities. Nice rooms, a little aged, but clean and quiet! A billing mistake was quickly corrected, and staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was hot and fresh!"

"Great"

"Room was great for our trip with an uncle in a wheelchair. He enjoyed the room and the kitchenette."

"I had a peaceful stay, however, there is no elevator in this hotel and that surprised me. "

"Staff was awesome upon arrival and at checkout,refund was received with no problems everything was clean and working perfectly fine will definitely be coming back highly recommended."

"Nice distance from the airport offering shuttle service. Front desk and shuttle staff were great. Location was quiet!"

"The room was very clean & quiet. We couldn't hear any noises in our room. The bathroom only had two bath towels & two wash cloths, but no hand towels. Especially accommodating with regards to my older, deaf dog. There outside "pet area" was extremely clean & included bags & a garbage can for waste. The kitchen had two plates, one bowl, two coffee cups, one fork, one butter knife, no spoons, one small pot, one small frying pan, one large slotted spoon, one spatula, one handheld canopener, one dish towel & dish cloth. The staff were very hospitable & friendly. We didn't use the laundry, but the machines appear to operate off a cellphone app. "