SpringHill Suites by Marriott Wenatchee

Went here booked 16 rooms for a hockey tournament. Can’t say enough about the staff and facility were amazing. Great breakfast loved the seating area in the foyer. It was a great location. Everyone should try Ez’s after 8-9pm They have a special. Neat little diner just down the street

Here now - hotel pool is toxic- 3 families just left because of thr coughing, burning eyes and throats due to the excessive pool chlorine. We talked to the front desk staff they said it’s normal and within safe limits. She said the burning and coughing is due to the waterfall feature which ‘the kids love’ This is beyond uncomfortable- it’s unsafe, dangerous and irresponsible on the hotels part.

The hotel was beautiful and modern, decorated well in anticipation of Independence Day weekend. The staff were friendly and they gave us warm cookies in the evening to my children's delight. The breakfast was a huge spread of different items. They even had strawberry flavored waffle mix - a first in any hotel I have stayed at before. The pool was very cold, and the large rain sprinkler was not functional, but it was clean, with nice landscaping outside in the adjacent patio and the hot tub was large and relaxing. I would recommend the location as well, with easy access to shopping and restaurants.

Reviews were accurate. The hotel and room are clean and modern. Front desk had excellent service, and the complementary breakfast was modest, but lovely. AC unit in the room was a little loud, but we didn't need it and slept well with it off. Would stay again!

The hotel is in the suburbs of Wenatchee, about a 20-minute drive from the touristic town of Leavenworth. The area has some shops within walking distance or within a very short drive. It's a nice modern hotel, 4 stories high. The building is L-shaped with 2 big elevators in the center. There's lots of free parking outside. There was also an indoor pool. The room and the bed were very comfortable. There was also a small kitchenette with a coffee corner and a [quiet] fridge. The toilets and the shower (no bath) were in separate cubicles, each with its own sink. During the night you can hear some cars from the main road, but that's like from a distance. We never turned it on, but the alarm clock woke us up at 4:30 am... perhaps resetting it should go into the checklist of preparing the room. A simple breakfast was served downstairs.