Compare Inns in Tri-Cities

Name: Inn at Desert Wind Winery
Price range: $220

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$220

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$199 per night

May 4 - May 5

Inn at Desert Wind Winery features a winery, meeting rooms, and a conference center. There's free parking if you drive. Friendly staff can provide luggage storage, and also offer advice about sightseeing. Additional amenities include a microwave in a common area, a ballroom, and wedding services.

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includes taxes & fees

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includes taxes & fees

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includes taxes & fees

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Inns

Find a great Tri-Cities inn
If you’re on the lookout for a place to stay in Tri-Cities that sports special touches and décor but is less costly than a bed and breakfast, rent a room at an inn. Whether you’re staying for a day, a week or a month, Orbitz has a great selection of super-comfy Tri-Cities inns to choose from.

Pick the right inn for you
The most popular hotel inns in Tri-Cities merge the convenience of an inn with many of the standard features of a hotel. Think pools and gyms, without the hefty price tag.

You’ll find Tri-Cities inns are located in all sort of convenient neighborhoods, making them a great option for those traveling on four wheels. They can also offer a tasty breakfast and hearty dinner, saving you the time and effort it would take to find good eats in a new place.

If you want a space filled with loads of personality and a good helping of hospitality to boot, look out for historic inns. Privately owned with an exclusive number of rooms, you’ll receive a more personalized stay, much like a boutique hotel. No matter what type of inn you choose, you’re sure to enjoy unique experiences you won’t find anywhere else.