I fell in love with this location. Nancy Bender our host, was wonderful, her home is very welcoming, she and her yellow lab, (name excapes me, sorry) were great. The location of this property along the river is relaxing, You'll never want to leave. We sat out on the deck and enjoyed the sunset with a glass of wine from our wine tour day. I highly recommend a stay here if you're going to be in the area. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful, her coffee was delicious too, she says it's Folgers, go figure!
This property is for sale for those who may want to become B&B hosts as well.

The 4 Seasons was in just the right place for our wine tasting tour of Prosser. The house is filled with treasures from all over the world and our room had an African theme. The bed was comfortable and everything was neat and clean. We enjoyed spending an evening with Nancy the Innkeeper and hearing about some of the special pieces in her collection. If we get back to Prosser we will surely stay here again.

When I'm on vacation, I dread having to stay at one of the chain motels that are typically located along some noisy highway. Sure, it's easy to get to them and then get back on the road in the morning, but when I want something more peaceful or personal, I stay at a B&B. We decided to run away for one night to do 2 days of wine tasting/buying in the Prosser, WA area and needed to stay somewhere. We selected the 4 Seasons River Inn based on feedback from Tripadvisor. Nice move, that.

Nancy runs this "B&B" which is really a very large single level house located a lawn away from the Yakima river. Now, Nancy is one of those super friendly people and you get to know her instantly. Yes, she's very likable too. When we drove up to the house, she came out to greet us, just like another reviewer said, it's like coming to your Aunt's house for a visit.

The house was built in the 1970s, is amazingly well kept and cozy. We stayed in the Cabernet room which is right off the front entrance of the house, which was helpful when Nancy suggested that we put our cases of wine in the house for safe keeping. When was the last time you got to walk on deep pile shag carpet in your bare feet? The Cabernet room was comfortable and super quiet, we slept well.

Breakfast is served buffet style, so you can eat in the dining room or out on the huge deck or down by the river if you want. You won't go away hungry as Nancy prepared coffee, berry smoothie, granola, yogurt, apple crisp, fresh fruit and a nice egg/potato frittata which was delicious.

During the previous evening, after dinner, we sat out on the deck looking at the lights reflecting in the river as another couple who were staying at the B&B cooked kebabs over a small gas fire pit down near the river for a unique dining experience.

We could have easily stayed more than one night since the B&B is close to many wineries. We'll have to make another trip to this area sometime soon.

This was our first B&B experience and we loved it. The owner makes you feel as if you are home. She and her assistant don't hover, but they make sure all your needs are cared for. The setting is beautiful and peaceful. The breakfast is delicious and plentiful. There are sleep-number beds in several rooms and each room is decorated individually. They both know the area and have great selections, such a buying food at the local Sat. market and then having a picnic at one of the wineries. They really made our trip and we're hoping to go back.