Courtyard Richland Columbia Point

Got a good price on a room with a view of the water – very pretty. Room was super clean and has updated modern-​ish décor with a soothing color scheme. Very comfortable bed and I’m here on a Sunday night and it’s very quiet. Wi-​fi is included in the room price (thank-​you!).
They should lose the «restaurant» though – it’s not a real kitchen, so why offer some pathetic frozen microwave meals? It cheapens the experience, frankly.
Luckily there’s an AMAZING seafood restaurant next door – don’t skip it. Lots of locally-​sourced options and the best rhubarb drinks/​desserts I’ve ever had. The meal was absolutely delicious. Ask for a free appetizer coupon at the front desk of the hotel (must purchase a meal, totally worth it).

Great place to stay right on the river across from boat launch. Clean updated modern room with very comfortable bed and nice linens. We had a nice balcony room. Will stay here again for sure.

The worst customer service I have ever experienced. The front desk girls were incredibly rude and had the biggest attitudes. Housekeeping was non existent, we got room service and our dishes sat in the hall way for two days before we finally brought them into the lobby. I have a rewards membership with Marriott and accrued enough points by staying with them that I was able to get a few nights for free. I have been a loyal customer to Marriott and after this weekend at this specific hotel I am going to be reconsidering who I give my money to.

Wonderful front desk crew! Whīle attempting to awkwardly carrying in a sleeping heavy kid lost both her absolute favorite pink princess flip flops on the way by the time I went back down for luggage and Paula at the front desk had noticed and went above and beyond found one in a bush and the other under a car in the parking lot! Great service thank you! As a bonus the rooms are fabulous and the beds are ridiculously comfortable! Plus right on the river walk to parks fabulous location.

Updated rooms, indifferent staff, and small pool.
Our room was very clean, modern, and spacious. I think they got this part right in the hotel. We had a river which was cute but otherwise you would be stuck with a parking lot. Very tiny deck! Our wifi was free! I would say there isn’t much about this place that stands out but it does have comfortable beds and a tasty café downstairs.

Too expensive in comparison to other hotels we’ve stayed. There is nothing special about the rooms. We had a parking lot view costing $ 210 for one night. I’ve done better at similar hotels near Disneyland. A Columbia River view… you got to be kidding. The only water I saw while walking around the hotel was a small pond.

LAME DIGS! Stayed the night here for one day and I wasn’t at all impressed. Wifi? Gonna cost ya… free breakfast? Nope it’s gonna cost ya! This place is only okay if you manage to get a river view and wanna blow some money on the same stuff you get free elsewhere. Just a yuppie trap here! Not a hotel for the working man… overpriced all around!

For Richland (and I live here, so I know it well) I suppose this hotel is alright. My husband and I wanted a romantic getaway just for the night, so I splurged and booked a suite with a jetted tub and fireplace. It was about $ 220 for one night, pretty pricey. Honestly, it was so mediocre, that we didn’t even end up staying. The décor is pretty dated. The room was really warm and smelled musty. The tub, though jetted as described, was pretty small. Nothing great here. The staff was perfectly friendly, no problems there. Is there a better hotel in Richland? I’m not sure. But I’m not convinced this hotel is worth the price.

Great all around. Nice rooms, comfy bed, superb breakfast (custom waffles or omlets!), free wifi, nice little indoor pool and hot tub was handy for me. Also the workout room is nice and had enough room for a few people and two treadmills. Kind of wish the TVs on the treadmills actually received channels clearly, though! My biggest complaint was that the fan in the room couldn’t be turned to «Constant» as I need the fan noise to sleep. The button was there but it wouldn’t work when you hit it. I’ve seen this at other hotels, must be an energy savings thing to disable it. I just used the white noise app on my phone instead though I prefer the real fan.

This ain’t no Double Tree, yet they keep cookies out in the lobby just like them. Not as good, but A for effort.
The rooms are clean, the gym adequate, and staff friendly.
It’s my second or perhaps third time staying there, and I’ll probably be back again. Then again, I’m a marriott whore.

Really nice hotel.
nice view of the lake
gym is small but good enough — had two treadmills, weights, bike and etc.
wouldnt mind staying here again!

This is a really nice Courtyard on the river, with a beautiful water view. The service, facilities, beds, everything is standard Marriott Courtyard quality. Breakfast was better than most Courtyards, maybe because this is a more tourist oriented Courtyard (being on a golf course and the river). The restaurant service was very friendly. Overall a great spot to spend the night on the way through town. Much nicer than I expected to find in Richland.

maybe it’s because I’m from Vegas but I just wasn’t thrilled with this hotel, and really not for $ 130 a night.
The bathroom has one little tiny sink with no countertop space for barely a hairbrush. There’s only one hook and one tiny towel rack in the bathroom.
I wanted to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night without waking my husband but you can’t turn on the bathroom light without turning on the outer light that lights up the whole room! And worse when the toilet flushes its so insanely loud I wondered if it was broken.
The breakfast is $ 10 but it’s basically just a continental breakfast with a few extras. Better to go out and get breakfast.
It does have a nice path to walk on along the river but otherwise it’s just a generic hotel.
It is clean though and most of the staff is nice and helpful.

What a view! Great location on the river next to some very nice restaurants. It is just down the street from a good sized and new shopping area, but the best part is the very nice golf course right next tot he hotel. I am just impressed with the service and location of this place. I just wished they had more to offer for Elite Marriott Rewards members.

When the Hampton Inn next to Howard Amon gets booked … we then recommend to our our-​out-​of-​town guests (the one’s we are fond of …) to stay at the Courtyard by Marriott at Columbia Point … (the guests that we are not fond of…) we recommend the Econo Lodge on GEO WAY

I didn’t make it to many parts of Richland, but I’m sure that there are some pretty sketchy hotels! This Courtyard was clean and wonderfully located on the Columbia River and next to an Anthony’s (great for happy hour, btw)! The front desk was friendly and helpful, the gym is small but had the necessary equipment, the pool looked clean (didn’t use it), the patio area was cute, and there’s free WiFi everywhere. I say YES!

I’ve stayed in some rather crappy Marriotts and I wasn’t expecting much of a difference from this one. I mean, Marriott in Richland, WA, come on. Well color me impressed. The building and everything inside is modern. The furniture is in new-​ish condition and they spent a good amount of money on this place. My room was upgraded to face the river for free, free WiFi and free parking! I’m happy.
This is a solid 4 star hotel.

Great place to stay if you ever find yourself in Richland. This Courtyard is only about 7 years old and sits on the bank of the Columbia River which makes a great place to walk or run along during your visit.
The rooms are nice– and at $ 89 a night– you really can’t beat the price! Free WiFi in all the rooms and common spaces, free coffee in the rooms, a microwave and mini refrigerator, tons of hangers, a large TV, comfy bed and large bathroom make up the total package! Plus– if you are there to work– the desk is spacious and there are plenty of easy accessible plugs that don’t have you crawling around on the floor!
While there is no room service– there is a restaurant that is open in the morning that you can eat in– for $ 10.95– an all you can eat hot breakfast buffet or for $ 6.95– an all you can eat continental buffet. Either way– the food is good and there are plenty of tables to eat at overlooking the water.
At night– the space converts over to a restaurant and there is also a lobby bar which makes the perfect place to end your evening.
This Courtyard has a nice workout room as well as a pool if that is your thing.
The service is friendly and accommodating. The check in process was quick and the front desk staff said hi to me each time they saw me. They even helped me when I was juggling a ton of stuff and still wanted to buy a bottle of water out of the cooler located by the desk.
I don’t find myself in Richland often. But you can bet, when I do– that this Marriott will get my business as they take the hassle out of business travel. And isn’t that what it is all about?

Pro: new hotel, room was spacious and nice
Con: I now always seem to get handicapped rooms… wondering if this was a preference put on my Marriott rewards account without my knowledge.
Pro: the hotel has a bar and restaurant
Con: it closes at 10pm on a Saturday night, the waitress kinda made us feel like we were inconveniencing her
Pro: pretty white bedding
Con: bed was waaay too soft, hurt my back
Pro: AC and heating in the room
Con: Unit was crazy loud, woke me up a bunch and unfortunately couldn’t be changed in the room. We were stuck with the temp chosen by the hotel, which was a bit warm.
Pro: really nice staff…
I think I need to request firmer beds in the future. It’s a decent hotel, especially for $ 110 a night, and it is right on the water.

Suite! Sweet!
I don’t know which was better; the high quality of this establishment, or the fact that it shared a parking lot with the venue for the wedding reception I went to on Saturday. Just a stumble away!
Really, though, this is one of the nicer hotels I’ve ever seen. I shared the ‘suite’ with Sissy One, her husband, and Sissy Three, and we had all kinds of room. There was a little kitchenette for the prefunction (and for making coffee the next morning!), a huge bathtub that we used in lieu of the hottub since we’d forgotten our suits (just kidding, but we could have) and a nice pull-​out hide-​a-​bed in the living area (gotta love spooning with yer sista!).
The only disappointment was that the breakfast served in the morning was not a free continental-​style like we’d been expecting. Denny’s it was. If I ever go back to the Tri-​Cities (sooner rather than later, God willing), I’d totally stay here again!