베스트 웨스턴 플러스 배틀그라운드 인 & 스위트

Almost perfect. Very clean rooms, pretty much spotless and I've made over half a dozen trips to this location. Staff is always great. Breakfast would be better if served from 7am - 10am instead, and also don't use tater tots for the potato...use seasoned breakfast potatoes. Also, the outdated and rickety treadmill needs to be replaced, the workout room would be good if that was fixed.

Walls were pretty thin, so we just heard slamming doors all night. But that’s to be expected in a hotel. Not the newest facility but clean.

The place to stay in Battle Ground, Washington Spacious room that was well-appointed. Very nice bath that would be improved with a handheld instead of fixed showerhead. The bed was awesome!

The hotel did not look like much when we dirst walked in but our room was very large, clean and well cared for! The breakfast was great and thenpool and hot tub were just what was needed for my grandkids.

Had no good stay. Only a couple of issues. First, and most importantly, my room door would not latch unless I basically slammed it. Pulling on it did not even latch it. Secondly, bathroom in the pool area was out of order, not a good thing with kids. Otherwise, stay was great.

Hospitality - Lets Explore the Hotel Industry Hospitality: Noun : hospitable treatment, reception, or disposition When is the last time anybody felt that the hotel industry actually appreciated your business? The policy to keep your hard earned money when you have to cancel at the last minute (there are actually legitimate reasons) is worth exposing. Best Western is not the only company that does it, all of them do, even RV Parks have gotten into the racket. Explain to me why they should be entitled to keep our money if we do not use their services? Is it legal? Yep, but that does not make it moral or ethical? The argument the industry makes is it is lost revenue however it does not cost the company a dime. The only scenario that would even come close to that would be if the hotel was 100% full with a full waiting list of people wanting to make reservations. However that is a rare scenario, the more common truth is that they have many empty rooms. So does my cancellation actually cost them anything. Nope. I would consider a cancellation fee for admin costs (you know the 3 minutes it takes them to cancel) but keeping the full amount is theft and fraud. I am sick of it but the reality is its our fault. As consumers we have allowed it without challenging it. Well its time to challenge it and get it changed. I know in my business I can not, and would not, charge for a service I did not provide. Its time the "Hospitality" industry did the same.