Ephrata Washington Hotels, Motels & Lodging

Check out our list of Ephrata, Washington hotels, motels and other travel lodging options below. Hotels are listed by their proximity to downtown Ephrata. Click on any hotel from the list below to view information, details, and current rates, and to make reservations online.

Ephrata Travelodge

31 South Basin Street, Ephrata, WA

Rooms begin at $150.01

0 miles from Ephrata city center.

Best Western Rama Inn

1818 Basin Street SW, Ephrata, WA

Rooms begin at $85.49

1 mile from Ephrata city center.

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Trails Near Ephrata

Soap Lake Soap Lake, WA (Hot Springs)
A small spa town on the banks of a mineral-rich lake that has attracted health seekers since the late 1800s. Soap Lake is a highly alkaline body of water that has no natural inlet. Coming from springs...
Let the Blooming Begin: Columbia Basin Wildflowers Quincy, WA (Nature Trips)
It’s the beginning of the wildflower season, Mother Nature’s annual garden party. Pack a picnic and take a driving tour of Beezley Hills to look for rare hedgehog cacti and other early wildflowers. Th...
Lake Lenore Coulee City, WA (Flatwater Paddling & Canoeing)
Here’s a place to catch a whopper cutthroat trout while paddling the path of great Ice Age floods that carved Grand Coulee roughly 15,000 years ago. Lake Lenore is 4 miles long, bordered on the east b...
Winchester Wasteway Moses Lake, WA (Flatwater Paddling & Canoeing)
Just decades ago, a river did not run through it. The topography was there, carved by post–ice age floods. But this stream within the Columbia Basin desert did not emerge in modern times until water w...
Columbia Plateau Campgrounds Moses Lake, WA (Campgrounds)
The Columbia River winds through central and eastern Washington like a dropped bootlace, flowing in all directions of the compass. Because of all the hydroelectric dams, vast sections of the river are...
Winter Raptor Central: Columbia Basin Loop Drive Walla Walla, WA (Birding)
See lots of raptors from your car this weekend. Large birds of prey concentrate in eastern Washington in the winter, and it’s easy to see them in the sky, in trees, on fences, on the ground. All along...
Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area Quincy, WA (Birding)
Rugged geology and a series of lakes and wetlands filled by seepage from nearby irrigation channels make the Quincy Lakes Wildlife Area an interesting stop for bird-watchers. Waterfowl, pelicans, and ...