Best Western Chieftain Inn

We scored a room here online for 75 after a full day of snowboarding. The place is very conveniently located, the ambiance is new and clean. The room was amazing! Nice beds and bathrooms. Free wifi, nothing to complain about. Def not a 2 ½ star hotel. Also there were. Lot of commentary foods and drinks which is always awesome. We had a great time here

With all the previous bad reviews I really have to wonder if most of these folks are used to high-​end hotels. In towns like Wenatchee, which are more pass-​through kind of places as versed to destinations, this is a really typical hotel. It’s a Best Western. There’s nothing terribly fancy about it, but this one is clean and has a lot of amenities. My room was spacious and had a microwave, fridge and Keurig machine. The beds were also very comfy with lots of pillows. I really appreciated that they didn’t use the old standard funky comforters and have instead gone with more of a duvet set up. It’s a nice touch. A lot of folks commented on breakfast but unfortunately I was here on business and had to leave early. Next time I am sent to Wenatchee on business I would be more than happy to stay here again.

I urge you to take the reviews seriously. The hotel is outdated and smells old. They are trying to cover the odor with a strong smell of something else.
When we got to our room I noticed that for the Kuereg coffee maker the only coffee we were given was 1 decaf and 2 hazelnut. I called down and asked for regular coffee and was told they had coffee down there. I asked if housekeeping could bring some up. She said yes and NEVER brought any. My point is that even the employees were not helpful.
The employees were quite rude. The woman barely spoke to us when we checked in. I could go on, but all I am trying to convey is that this is not an enjoyable place to stay. Do yourself a favor, chose one of the better rated hotels in Wenatchee.

We had a fair experience here. The front desk staff was friendly during our checkin. The room was decent size and well appointed with a decent sized fridge and microwave. We found the bed to be very comfortable. One of the glasses in our room was cracked, but the front desk staff took care of it promptly and with a smile.
The breakfast bar didn’t offer a huge selection, but they did carry the staples (juice, coffee, waffles, fruit, muffins, cereal, etc). The highlight was the build your own breakfast burrito area with eggs, cheese, salsa, sour cream, peppers, onions and warm tortillas. Yummy!

If you must stay here, you need to flat out refuse room 133. You won’t get any sleep. So much noise seeps in through the door from people socializing in the lobby. Until freaking midnight. The shower sucked, the room felt dingy, and it just wasn’t very nice all-​around. The only nice things were: friendly staff, two sinks in the room, most convenient hotel parking I’ve ever experienced, and the pool. I wouldn’t stay here again, sadly.

An hour after I got there I was napping in the nude, two teenage boys came in my room. They were given A key. an hour after I was. When I called corporate, they said they would send manager down. The manager never came down. My male companion came back to the room, found out what happened and went to talk to the staff. They told him it was my fault because I required a handicapped room. After I was told this, I called corporate again. Still waiting on a resolution. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone

The room is almost square, so while shorter than some I’ve stayed in for about the same price, it felt like a lot more space.
As mentioned by another reviewer, the breakfast area is small, and the food served is nothing to write home about. The scrambled eggs were dry. The silverware is so flimsy as to be almost useless.
UPDATE! They now offer a breakfast burrito option. Extra tables extend out of the room. Fruit!
The number one positive item for me was the inclusion of a Keurig coffee maker in my room! The coffee was great!
The Wi-​Fi kept dropping my phone, though speed was good.
No plug in my bathtub.
Good value overall, as the cost is low.

For the second leg of my business trip, I ended up in Wenatchee. This was actually a fairly nice place to stay! I would probably pick them again next time I get sent there.
I think for me the three ‘big’ things for a hotel on business would be bed, connectivity, and breakfast. The bed was definitely the more comfortable of the two hotels I stayed at, and I liked the small firm pillows. The internet connectivity required a login (provided on the room key-​card sleeve) which wasn’t too much of a hassle and seemed fairly fast once logged in. The breakfast was pretty nice for a complimentary; in addition to the standard ‘continental’ fare (including belgian waffle maker) there were institutional-​type scrambled eggs, brown-​and-​serve-​type sausage links, and some sausage gravy to go with the biscuits. Nothing earth-​shattering, but some welcome protein to get the morning started before work.
The shower was a bit weird… the shower head had four settings, all equally worthless, and strangely the hot and cold knobs turned in opposite directions, which I thought was confusing and dangerous. (Fortunately I kept accidentally making it colder, instead of the other way around.) The complimentary make-​up remover towelette was a nice touch, but strangely there were no tissues in the room. (I probably could have asked for them, but didn’t.) No soap holders for the sinks and no wastebasket in the toilet area also seemed odd. The Keurig single-​cup coffee machine in the room seemed like an upgrade from the usual – I usually don’t bother with the little coffee makers, but being able to make just one cup was nice.
Finally, there was no elevator to the second floor, so all luggage (and business equipment) needed to be carried up the stairs. All in all, though, this was the better of the two hotels I stayed at on my trip. I’ll probably be back next time I am in Wenatchee!