Desert Wind Winery & Inn - Prosser (WA)

5 /5 andrew jorden: We had a wonderful time here, we stayed for 2 nights. When we arrived we were welcomed with a tasting and a very friendly lady/hostess. The room was very warm and inviting, the bed was very comfortable. The only negative and it really wasnt bad, but the only way to your room was a flight of stairs and if you were coming in later than 5 PM you had to use an outside entrance which was a little iffy in my opinion. All in all though we would definitely stay there again, might pack a lighter bag though.

4 /5 Lara Fishkin: Overall a great stay with just a few details to take into consideration. There is no elevator. After the tasting room closes, guests will need to navigate a large steep metal staircase on the back of the building. Concerning if you have a large suitcase, need a knee replacement or are just a little elderly. The constant road noise from the highway was not insignificant. All four couples in our group found the rooms to be very warm and odd that the thermostats were disabled. We arrived at the winery for a scheduled 4:00 tasting and felt rushed. Its understandable that the staff wanted to lock up at 5:00 and go home. The tasting room was large and beautiful. The rooms were also large well appointed.

4 /5 Justin Trodahl: Honestly this place is in need of an identity. It feels like they aren’t sure what they want to be and it shows at the point of entry. Signs are covered by bushes. The front entry is like an after thought. Not inviting or easy to follow. Once you open the big doors you see this amazing dining area and wine tasting bar, but from the outside I almost turned around and left. I expressed openly my observations to the managers and both agreed, stating the original use was not intended for the public. The managers and housekeeper were super nice and professional. They couldn’t have been more accommodating. The bedrooms are a major selling point. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would rate this a 5/5, however, the hours of operation and after hours point of entry are below standard. Just a metal stair case on the dumpster side of the building. Dead plants and weeds. Empty planter boxes. Poor lighting. Walking by the dumpster to my car. That said the biggest concern for me were the locks to all the doors. They use the same key code locks I use on my garage. Once you have the room codes, you can reenter any room as well as the outside door. I offer this information to the managers and owners because you really need a better system. With zero after hours security and such an easy point of entry you need locks that codes change after the visit. Just my opinion. I wouldn’t want my wife alone there or for us to leave our room ‘secured while out getting dinner’. I would suggest a fix to this immediately.

5 /5 Skyeriver: Lovely harvest host spot that has a legit Resteraunt and the Vino is pretty good too. Staff are sweethearts. Lots of positive vibes and future plans in the works. Big venue, can hold large crowds. Definitely worth checking out.

1 /5 Aaron: Scheduled a stay for my wifes birthday in August 2022. Arrived and were unable to find any staff members for an hour. There were even other guests staying that were roaming the entire main floor looking for staff. Found our room in the log book behind the counter and ventured upstairs to our room to find the wine maker and a young lady in our bathroom, sheets in the room disheveled. When confronted, they claimed ther hadnt received a reservation notice and swore they hadnt been having sex in our room. Needless to say, we left and I contested the charges on my credit card. ***NOTE, I left this review right after the incident and while "reminiscing" about it with my wife, discovered it had been removed. So here it is again."