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Home » The Lodge at Columbia Point gets ready for guests

The Lodge at Columbia Point gets ready for guests

The Lodge at Columbia Point, 530 Columbia Point Drive, Richland
April 13, 2017
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The new Lodge at Columbia Point in Richland is scheduled to open in May.

The waterfront hotel features 82 guest rooms and suites, each named for a winery in the surrounding area.

Located at 530 Columbia Point Drive, the 62,773-square-foot hotel features rooms ranging in price from $159 to $429 a night. A gourmet breakfast buffet is included in the room cost.

Tom Drumheller and Bob Nato are building the hotel.

Drumheller is CEO of Cannon Beach-based Escape Lodging, which also owns Cousin’s Restaurant, Tri-Cities; Cousin’s Country Inn and Restaurant, The Dalles Oregon; The Ocean Lodge, Inn at Cannon Beach, Oregon; and numerous other lodging properties and restaurants in Oregon and Washington.

The Tri-Cities is primed for a boutique winery-themed hotel, hotel officials said.

“We have some great chains in the area but Tri-Cities needs the boutique hotel to take lodging to the next level of ‘experience,’” said Wendy Higgins, general manager of The Lodge at Columbia Point.

Vancouver-based Integrity Structures is the general contractor. Abbott Architecture, based in Woodinville, is the architect.

For more information, visit lodgeatcolumbiapoint.com, email [email protected], call 509-713-7423 or find the hotel on Facebook.

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