I lived in the Tri_Cities for several years in the mid-80's, and Cavanaughs was considered the upscale place to stay. It was on the edge of Kennewick, convenient to the highway and the local shopping mall. The restaurant was among the best in town, and there was a woody Pacific Northwest ambience that customers always enjoyed when we booked them... more

I just returned from a 5-day stay. I've stayed at numerous hotels in the Kennewick area and found this one adequate. I chose this hotel for its location--adjacent to the mall, and for the complimentary shuttle to and from the airport (this feature saved me at least $50 in cab fare). Good stuff: the room was comfortable, clean and quiet.... more

This hotel was awful. The TV was completely outdated and had white lines and a humming noise on it. We tried to watch 3 different movies and had to cancel them all because of the disturbance on the TV. The room service was 40 minutes late and the food was cold when we received it. The outlets didn't work well,... more

We stayed one night at this hotel while passing through. Had booked through priceline therefore it was good value. Older hotel complex with nice but smaller pool area. Rooms have all been renovated and bathroom has granite countertops etc. Comfortable bed. AC is old and very noisy but necessary during our stay as it was 106 degree outside. There was... more

When I rate a hotel, I look for clean, comfortable temperature and comfortable beds. I found all of this and more and Kennewick's Red Lion Inn. They even put a small refrigerator and microwave in the room, but so artfully hidden in the decor that the feel of the room was "expensive". Thank you for a great 4-day stay! more

This building is dated, but a lot has been done to the rooms as far as fixtures, furnishings, linens, and decor to really make it nice. Quality was evident except for the old windows with failing screens and the noisy A/C-fan-heat unit. The front desk personnel were a bit scattered, but it turned out fine. Would stay here again. more

The "heated pool" was very cold. The spa/workout area had poor quality and poorly maintained equipment. The wi-fi was a weak connection at best. The mattresses were comfortable and the hotel was clean. The price was overpriced. more

For the price it should have a continental breakfast, if staying in Kenniwick again, I would probably book a less expensive hotel.. more

This hotel is definately dated, but since we have stayed at MANY hotels in the Tri-cities I can say with confidence that this hotel is not much worse nor much better than any other in the area. We booked through Priceline, so we got a great price, but the room is dated and dirty. The carpet is old, the window... more