Monthly Rentals in Yakima

This is the second time we have stayed at this home, and we would stay there again. It’s a beautiful neighborhood and close to downtown. The people in the neighborhood would say or wave Hi when where we were at running. Overall, a hidden little treasure for those that know.

Our Bridmar Apt. #206 was easy to find and exactly what we were looking for our weekend getaway: quiet, super clean and comfy bed. Communication with Diane was easy and quick. Entry codes were provided in advance and entry was easy. Top tip: to use the elevator enter via the right door. When entering through the left door, there’s a lovely waft of clean herbal scents from the adjacent soap store. We were not cooking lavish meals so the provided kitchen equipment fit the bill and the apt-sized dishwasher was a nice perk! There were a couple of restaurants within easy walking distance and we were comfortable walking at night. Parking was a little restrictive right in front of the building (be sure to read the signage) but we found convenient, free, parking a block away near the Franz Bakery. The only negative we have is the shower curtain liner should probably be replaced. We’d definitely stay here again!

Loved our stay at this bnb! The master bathtub was especially a highlight. The host, Brenda, was quick to respond when we had questions during our stay. The home feels clean and open. We also appreciated the abundance of extra blankets available in the master closet, board games in the living room, and a blender for my morning smoothies! :)

If you’re lucky enough to stay here, you’ll understand what Airbnb was always meant to be. We booked this home somewhat spontaneously for a family visit — but what we found was nothing short of extraordinary. This isn’t just a place to stay. It’s an experience, a pause button, and a reminder of what it feels like to truly arrive. The home itself is beautifully maintained and filled with thoughtful, intentional touches — both inside and out. Every corner held quiet surprises: a cozy nook to read, flowers to literally stop and smell, and a warmth that felt more like being welcomed than accommodated. The animals are part of the charm: two gentle cows who gladly accepted our off-key singing, a chatty group of hens, and a sweet cat who greeted us like an old friend. It felt like a page from a storybook — peaceful, grounded, and deeply human. This is the kind of stay that reminds you why you choose Airbnb over a hotel: for the chance to feel something real. It’s rare to find a place that