The Manager that checked us in was very kind, considerate and willing to accommodate my special needs. He went over=board to give me just what I wanted. I forgot to tell him I was handicapped and needed a first floor room. He did not hesitate to give me what I needed and make me feel welcome. Although it is an... More

We stayed at the Ephrata Travelodge in March of 2011. This past weekend (Oct 2012) we stayed there again and ended up with the exact same room. It took about 15 minutes to get our key, even though we had pre-registered. The toilet seat in room 205 was still lopsided. Upon examination it was broken and some supports were missing.... More

A huge thanks to the travelodge, because of them we didn't have to sleep in the car! We give you the highest appreciation/excellent ratting. The room is very pleasant, we will defiantly book there next year. And we will let the other members of the IAC know about our experience, the IAC is always willing to accommodate and review places... More

On our recent driving trip around Washington state, we happened to come through Soap Lake, then Ephrata on our way from Republic to Yakima. We checked out a couple of places in Soap Lake, but that whole town seems to be dying, so we continued on to Ephrata, not great, but at least a little less moribund than Soap Lake.... More

The front desk staff spend all their time smoking in front of the non-smoking rooms, talking on their cell phones, and ignoring the front desk bell. I went back twice with a question about the town and nobody would even come out of the back. The wi-fi doesn't work. Upon check-in I was advised to use the neighbor's instead. Classy.... More

Filthy. My four man construction crew didnt even set their bags down before finding bugs in the sheets. We asked for our money back and left. The front desk claimed they had credited our credit card back for the one room we rented the night before, but still managed to charge three thousand dollars for absolutely nothing. The hotel owner... More