Just 50 miles from your Yakima Hotel is the sprawling agricultural destination of Mt. Rainier and Puyallup County. The local Native American tribe “pough-allup” (generous people) inhabited the area for thousands of years, and have been vital in nurturing the natural abundance in the area from nuts and berries to fish and game. Thanks to…
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Visit Agriculture Country
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Yakima Area Arboretum
What better way to usher in the month of romance than with a leisurely hike at the Yakima Area Arboretum? Located on the outskirts of the city limits at 1401 Arboretum Dr., there are 46 acres to explore. Marrying the arboretum with the riparian habitat of the nearby Yakima River, what used to be a…
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Valentine’s Day Options
Romance is blooming in wine country, and some of the best Yakima restaurants are just a short drive from your extended stay Yakima hotel. Try Kyoto Sushi and Steakhouse at 2405 West Washington Ave. #150. The unassuming hibachi restaurant offers the ultimate in surf and turf followed by decadent Asian desserts. Creekside West Bar and…
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Soup Stops in Yakima
It can be chilly in Washington during January, but there are plenty of “soup”er options for a cup or bowl in Yakima. Check out the offerings at Famous Burger and Teriyaki Sandwich, located at 401 W Lincoln Ave. Pho soup is available only on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays but is well worth the wait….