Benny’s Colville Inn

This hotel has very honest employees. We forgot our tablet in the room and were already in Moses Lake when we got a phone call from the front desk letting us know they found it. We had family staying another day and they picked it up for us. I don’t know how many other hotels would have returned it to us.
The hotel is basic but clean and has everything you need. We stayed in the «deluxe» room which I think was $ 94/​night and the room had a fridge, microwave and new flat screen TV. I think the cheaper rooms don’t have those. The beds were comfortable and had nice new sheets. My only complaint was that you could hear other guests. The people above us had kids who were jumping and yelling starting at 6am. We had gotten in at 1 am so getting woken up early with our own toddler who needed more sleep wasn’t great. Although that’s really not the hotel’s fault. I don’t think we would have been woken up by other guests.
Breakfast is cereal, toast, English muffins, coffee and juice. It is included in the price. We didn’t have a chance to try the pool or hot tub. The staff was friendly and nice. Check in/​out was fast.
We stayed 2 nights for the Colville High School graduation to see a family member graduate.

It’s clean and comfortable. The physical plant is old but they have done a decent job in terms of cosmetic upgrades. For $ 70 bucks it’s a nice place and a three star is about right.

It’s clean. If you like spending $ 100 a night for a really uncomfortable bed and a 13 inch zenith tv with a remote that doesn’t work. The «continental breakfast» is cold cereal, or oatmeal.

Nice, clean, two queen beds all the basics and quiet too. Excellent value for under 100 $ per night. Friendly, Helpful staff even at 10 pm when we arrived. Bring your own shampoo and hair dryer. We stayed for 3 days and would come again. Great sports bar next door for breakfast and tonight’s Seahawks game.

We just spent the weekend here. Its a hotel, in a small town… nothing special.
There is a ‘older side’ and a ‘remodeled’ side. I originally made a reservation for the older side since it was 20 $ cheaper a night, but I was talked out of that due to a bad experience by another family member. We switched to the newer side, but our other companions stayed on the older side. We didnt see the difference. We were closer to the pool though, but our ice machine was out of ice the whole weekend. The pool was a lap pool, great for the kids, but it was hot as Hades in there if you were not swimming. We even propped a door open and sat near it so that we could breathe, but we got the no-​no from the maintenance guy for that. :(
They offered a breakfast in the morning, Hot coffee, tang, cider, milk, 2 kinds of cereal, 2 kinds of oatmeal, 4 kinds of bread for toasting, jelly, margarine and variety of fruit. The lobby had a ton of seating and it was nice and cozy. It was only from 5−10am. both days we got over there at 10 and the food was still out, and they didnt really rush us to hurry. If you want a more substantial breakfast, DelSol is right next door.

I lived at Benny’s for a couple of weeks last year during a field project.
Pros: The staff were SUPER helpful and friendly. I shipped in pallets full of equipment the day before my arrival; they kept it in a spare room for me, and helped schlep it out.
Cons: Rooms are… er, I guess you get what you pay for. My colleagues and I had rooms in the cheap wing, and we were all woken up at 4 am most mornings by turkey hunters. Not loud or disrespectful turkey hunters, just normal going-​down-​the-​stairs-​with-​boots-​on turkey hunters. Sound really travels in that place!
The rooms were clean, though clearly hadn’t been updated in a while. Bed and pillows were meh. I’d stay there again, but if I really needed sleep, I’d try for a quieter room next time.
Lobby décor is AWESOME — the walls are covered in taxidermied fish.