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Toppenish, Washington
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Best Western Toppenish Inn. 515 South Elm Street, Toppenish, WA 98948.
Phone: 509-865-7444; Toll-free: 1-877-509-7444; Fax: 509-865-7719.
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Located in the heart of the Yakima Valley just off I-82, Best Western
Toppenish Inn is ideally situated for exploring numerous nearby wineries,
farmer’s markets, the Legend’s Casino, Mural Tours, the
Yakima nation’s Native American Culture Center and Museum, the Hop Museum
and the Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge. Whether visiting for business or
pleasure, enjoy the comforts of home with free high-speed Internet and
WI-FI, freshly baked cookies, deluxe breakfast buffet, 24-hour fitness
center, indoor pool & spa. Every room offers a microwave, refrigerator,
coffee maker, hairdryer, full size ironing board and iron.
Campgrounds and RV Parks
Yakama Indian Nation Cultural Heritage Center & RV Park Resort. Phone: 509-865-2800; Fax: 509-865-6101.
Hotels and Motels
Best Western Toppenish Inn. 515 South Elm Street, Toppenish, WA 98948. Phone: 509-865-7444; Toll-free: 1-877-509-7444; Fax: 509-865-7719. E-mail
El Corral Motel. Toppenish, WA 98948. Phone: 509-865-1874.
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Discovering Washington Wines: An Introduction to One of the Most
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The Pacific Northwest Berry Book by Bob Krumm. June 1, 1998, Paperback,
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