Quincy INN and Suites

I usually camp in Terrace or Premier at The Gorge Amphitheatre, but as I get older, festival camping is less appealing. This motel is an alternative that lets me have a good time without hauling a whole camping setup across the state. You don’t have a long walk back to camp, though you may still have to walk to your car. Once you get out of the Gorge parking lot, it’s just a few turns and a fairly straight drive back, and it felt quick. We were GA for Martin Garrix and got out surprisingly fast. You get your own bathroom and a room with heat or air conditioning. I was skeptical because it’s a motel and of past reviews, but our deluxe king was decently clean and didn’t feel too run-down. The room was large, the bed springs had Allerease protectors on them, and the area behind the beds looked clean. I assumed the mattress had a protector too. The mini fridge with freezer was a decent size, and there was a tabletop ice maker, microwave, and Keurig. I had to get K-cups from the main office. The desk, coffee table, and sofa were pretty dated. Service wasn’t anything to write home about, but they got us in quickly and were friendly enough. It’s expensive, which is to be expected when you’re staying specifically for a concert or festival. Neighbors may have music on. We could only faintly hear one neighbor’s bass, though we may have been lucky that trip. It checks the boxes for someone like me who wants a fairly quick trip from the festival gate to a hotel bed.

The front desk ladies were lovely and kept offering me coffee, which I could practically have through an IV. They had options for people who like a simple breakfast roast as well as fancy sweet coffee. I wish I could’ve stayed longer. This little town in eastern Washington is quaint, and the inn was the cleanest I’ve ever experienced. The bed was comfy, not worn down or lumpy, and I slept better than I have at any inn or motel. We also got toiletries, and the products were really good quality. They happily switched us to a ground-floor room when we arrived because we had a heavy, large bag that we needed to bring inside for safety. There are lots of food options nearby, and even late at night we could grab pizza across the road. The cable wasn’t bad either, especially since we haven’t used cable in forever.

We were pleased with the location and stay at Quincy Inn & Suites, and the prices were great. There aren’t many options in a small town like this, so I’d recommend it if you need to stay in Quincy. Our group found the rooms clean, with comfortable mattresses. They said they’d refurbished or upgraded the rooms in the last six months or so. The floors are laminate, and the linens and the rest of the room were clean.

I had a problem with the first room, and Adriana and Brianna moved me to one that suited me better without hesitation. They made me feel like a valued guest throughout my two-night stay, and their genuine care showed in each interaction. At check-in they greeted me warmly, and their professionalism made the process quick and easy. Their service was outstanding, and they really showed what good hospitality looks like.