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BEST WESTERN PLUS Lincoln Inn & Suites
211 W Umptanum Road, Ellensburg, Washington 98926-9672Phone: 509/925-4244 | Fax: 509/925-4211
Escape to this comfortable Ellensburg hotel and experience it all - a convenient location, abundant amenities and spacious rooms - for an affordable rate.
Located in Central Washington, those traveling for work will be within minutes of the area's corporate locations, including Kittitas Valley Hospital, Anderson Hay and Grain, Central Washington University, Yakima Valley College, Vestas Wind Turbines and many more. With thoughtful amenities in each room, including a desk and complimentary Wi-Fi, your trip is sure to be productive.
You can unwind with many leisurely activities - from shopping and dining to hiking, snowmobiling, hunting and fishing - near this Ellensburg hotel. Delight in the charm of visiting downtown Ellensburg and many nearby attractions, including Paint Ellensburg, CWU's Japanese Gardens, Irene Rinehart Riverfront and Yakima River. Looking for an exhilarating experience? CWU's Chimposium is a wonderful sanctuary for chimpanzees that can communicate with humans through American Sign Language and our Labor Day weekend rodeo is a big hit.
The large, modern suites at this pet-friendly Washington hotel offer cable satellite television with HBO®, a microwave, a refrigerator and much more. Find accommodations perfect for your needs - our property also offers suites with a Whirlpool and suites for extended stays. How does a daily complimentary full breakfast sound? Delight in waking up to make-your-own waffles, eggs, fresh fruit, coffee and so much more.
Take advantage of many of the other generous onsite amenities - including a 24-hour indoor heated pool, a sunbathing patio, a 24-hour hot tub, 24-hour exercise facility, a business center and free parking. Looking for meeting space in Ellensburg? This Washington hotel offers the perfect venue for meetings and events with up to 40 attendees. Call today to learn more!
For great service, an affordable rate and a memorable time in Ellensburg, reserve a stay at BEST WESTERN PLUS Lincoln Inn & Suites today.
Local Events Worth Considering:
May 2012
At various locations throughout Seattle.
7:30pm at The Capitol Theatre. Carmina Burana performed by the Yakima Symphony Orchestra. Cost for the Classical Series. In Yakima.
At Safeco Field in Seattle.
At Safeco Field in Seattle.
At the Seattle Center.
Starts at 8am. There will be a business team competition in a 5K Relay format for the less competitive runners. In Prosser.
The Ski to Sea Festival includes a 90 mile relay Race of seven venues from Mount Baker to Bellingham Bay encompassing seven different sports.
June 2012
At Safeco Field in Seattle.
Football game at the Toyota Center in Kennewick.
Come see live steam logging, donkey-powered logging, and antique logging demonstrations. In Yacolt.
At Safeco Field in Seattle.
At Safeco Field in Seattle.
If you have tried trail races, mud runs, tough mudder runs, or a warrior dash, it's time to try a Spartan Race obstacle course. In Washougal.
The course highlights the best that our community has to offer, including historic sites and the mighty Columbia River. In Vancouver.
Peruse the artists' wares, help your kids make their handiwork, listen to music, and get all sorts of info on helping the environment. In Vancouver.
At Safeco Field in Seattle.
In Downtown Seattle.
At Safeco Field in Seattle.
July 2012
At the White River Amphitheatre in Auburn.
Musical Performers: Abbey Road - The Beatles Tribute. Free to all ages. In Vancouver.
Celebrating the world's most legendary brewing styles and the nations that made them famous. Taste over 130 world-class beers.
The pirates are volunteers who make appearances at various events throughout the year. At the Alki Beach Park in West Seattle.
Science in the Park is a special learning treat awaiting families who enjoy Vancouver's summertime Noon Concert Series.
Lots of hand-made Arts & Crafts, authentic Asian Cuisine and a Karaoke Stage. In Seattle.
This is the largest bicycle event in the Northwest with nearly 10,000 participants.
One of Seattle's largest Summer Festivals, with more than 50 of Seattle's finest Restaurants.
Features the world’s fastest outdoor motocross racers on the roughest, toughest tracks in the world. In Vancouver.
The scenic, moderately challenging and accurate courses show off the beauty of both Lacamas Lake and Round Lake. In Camas.
The Mill partners will offer the healthiest whole wheat pancakes filled with fresh blueberries, topped with homemade blueberry syrup. In Woodland.
August 2012
World-class lineup of local, regional & International talent. Ib Bellingham.
Celebrates the Agricultural Heritage of Whatcom County. Affordable family entertainment & attractions for people of all ages. In Lynden.
More than 100 regional boys teams compete. Held at the Northwest Soccer Park at the corner of Northwest Ave in Bellingham.
September 2012
3rd Annual 2012 Wenatchee River Run 5k Run/Walk, 10k Run/Walk and Half Marathon will be held in downtown Wenatchee.
At the Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake.
BBM offers fast marathon and half marathon courses with low elevation gain, beautiful seascapes, island views and mountain vistas.
October 2012
In Moses Lake.
Nearby Attractions:
List All WA AttractionsCentral Washington University
History buffs will love this story. The city of Ellensburg was chosen to location of Central Washington University, after the city lost the bid to be state capital, to the city of Olympia. The university was established in 1891 as Washington State Normal School, with an emphasis on teaching students to be teachers. In 1977, after two name changes, the current university name was selected. This public university has a student enrollment of over 10,000 and has campuses in eight locations across the state.
The university is home to the Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute, one of only two in the world. From 1980 until October 2007, the chimp named Washoe, lived at the institute and learned how to use American Sign Language to communicate with humans. While in the Washington Cascades area of the state, visit the campus to see Barge Hall, the university's first building, constructed in 1893. Cheer on the Wildcats during one of the many sporting events on campus and have fun on campus. The Wildcats are a member of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference. Stay in town for the action, in a comfortable Best Western guest room and enjoy a wonderful night's rest.
Ellensburg Rodeo
The Ellensburg Rodeo has been an annual Labor Day Weekend event since 1923. As one of the oldest rodeo's in America, this Ellensburg tradition is the final rodeo in the Wrangler Million Dollar Gold Tour. More than 600 riders, wrestlers and ropers compete in the rodeo making it one of the best in the country. Head on over to the Fairgrounds to watch the excitement unfold.
Things kick off with the opening of the Kittitas County Fair, the carnival rides and the Rodeo Hoedown. The Friday night opening rodeo performance is an exciting beginning to the events, while the pancake breakfast and parade on Saturday, get everyone ready for a day of action. While in the Washington Cascades, check into a comfortable Best Western guest room for comfortable lodging and excellent guest services.
Mt. Rainier National Park
Mt. Rainier National Park, in the Washington Cascades, was established in 1899, as the fifth national park in America. The 14,000 foot Mount Rainier stratovolcano is the focal point in the park, along with its 25 major glaciers. Lace up your hiking boots for trekking along the 93-mile Wonderland Trail that encircles Mount Rainier or bring your climbing gear for incredible mountain climbing. Enjoy a scenic drive through this 368 square-mile park to visit Paradise, one of the most popular places in the park.
Take time to learn about this magnificent park by attending one of the ranger-led programs including, campfire programs, talks, guided walks and guided snowshoe walks. Discussions on the ecology, wildlife, geology and park history are among the topics. After a day of exploration, rest comfortably in a Best Western guest room in Ellensburg or Yakima.
