Nestled in the heart of the Washington Wine Country, the Marcus Whitman hotel is located at the foot of Eastern Washington’s beautiful Blue Mountains in Walla Walla Valley.

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This historic hotel, built with money raised by the local community in 1928, towers over the town. It was named after missionary Marcus Whitman who built a mission among the Cayuse Indians near Walla Walla. The hotel fell into a state of disrepair for approximately three decades, but in 1999 it was restored to its former glory. This luxury property includes no less than six-on-site wine tasting boutiques, and a nationally recognised gourmet restaurant and wine lounge all set to a sophisticated old-world backdrop. The jaw-dropping public areas are unexpected in their size and sense of grandeur. Filled with elegant, yet comfortable, furnishings including a grand piano and roaring fire which induces a feeling of great relaxation. Although the furnishings are grand, one still feels at home. The rooms are large with a mini-fridge and the same elegant décor evident throughout the hotel. Two minutes’ walk from the MW is a most unusual restaurant called Whitehouse Crawford which serves a menu filled with unusual combinations. You can sit on a bar directly in front of the kitchen and watch your meal being prepared directly in front of you.  

Rooms

Double Queen – Impeccably decoraed rooms with two Queen beds for your comfort. Complimentary Internet access is included, as is a free healthy breakfast.  Other amenities include a 32-inch Flat Screen TV and a refrigerator.

King Deluxe – These rooms offer the same amenities as the Double Queen but they have King beds instead, and a work desk to boot.

Suites – Again, offering the same amenities as the other rooms these suites are slightly larger and offer either a Double or King size bed. Some suites have hot tubs in the room and each room has a 40-inch television.

Why We Like It

A really, nice friendly hotel!