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Hotel employee was friendly and helpful
It was nice.
Always clean and staff always friendly.
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Proximity to the aurport
Convenient to airport
The room was clean. There are three different sized pools and a hot tub.
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Location and customer service
The way the shower is built is one of the worst we have ever seen. Did not drain & we found ourselves standing in water. With half of the shower stall open there was water everywhere on the floor. Very dangerous.
Location and breakfast included
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Price, location, cleanliness, & building were all great.
The rooms were modern and clean.
Clean and modern
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Spacious rooms, fast multiple elevators.
Location was great. The shower was spacious and had great water pressure!
Bedding was great and the large shower was nice.
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Nothing, cancelled my stay!
Close to restaurants.
No comments
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Su ubicación
Staff was very friendly
Would stay again and share with out of town friends.
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I like the history of the building, and I also like how comfortable the pillows are.
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Staff was friendly
Friendly staff clean rooms
Absolutely NOTHING! If I could give ZERO STAR! I would! STAY AWAY FROM THIS HOTEL!
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Room was nice.
Clean and the bed was comfortable
Comfortable & convenient good price.
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Water pressure
The staff
The staff
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The staff was nice and friendly. Very helpful.
Courtesy and assistance when requested. Very pleasant staff.
Very clean and breakfast was good. Staff was professional
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Convenient location to the hospital, park right next door. Staff was pretty friendly
The hotel was very clean, it smelled really great and the customer service was wonderful from every person I encountered at the front desk!
Location was great. Within easy walking distance of all the things downtown, restaurants and comedy club. The beds and pillows were also very comfortable.
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The ONLY thing I liked was that it was the only place I could find along the last 100 miles we drove that had availability for our group size(6) for under $--- for one night.
Leaving verry early in the morning.
It was pretty cheap
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Was kind of disappointed, not a typical 3.5 star hotel in Spokane.
The breakfast was amazing! Best we've had in a long time. We loved the atmosphere of the place and the staff was very friendly.
I loved the decor; it was so tasteful! Very clean and attractive.
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The hotel itself it's very nice. Restaurant was good and our waiter was so kind. Valet guys were super quick and nice.
Price, and valet attendants were so helpful. Our teens left lights on in truck and in the morning the truck would not turn on and they jumped it and got us on our way. Thank you so much!
Amazing service beautiful clean cared for hotel
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Staff was super friendly. We had booked the hotel a week prior to the fires starting and even though staff were affected and it was extremely busy they were professional and very helpful.
Location on the river. Walking distance to Spokane Arena. Ample parking.
There was a lot of likes. The location, restaurant or food available and close by, able to walk to the convention center using the centennial trail, the pool and hot tub was nice. Although it was as too cold to enjoy the court yard, it looked very nice.
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Close to other things
it had great food and great location
Good location for between visits to Spokane and Silverwood. Diagonal rd route from hotel to silverwood was convenient and bypassed a lot of road trouble.
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All-night pool/spa access was nice for arriving later at night.
Beds were comfortable. Long trip and was nice to be able to sleep in a nice comfortable bed.
I really loved the fact that everyone spoke English. And when I let staff know about any minor problems (empty dog waste bags, ashtray full) situation was remedied immediately
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The location.
Very cute hotel with nice updated painted decor outside! Inside was an average normal hotel room, with comfortable beds and spotlessly clean. They provided earplugs for the nearby industrial noise but I didnt even notice that until we were leaving.
The staff were friendly and quick.
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The uniqueness, and the early 20th century feel to the lobby
I love vintage and that’s exactly how I was there.
Cute and vintage
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easy access side doors close to food accessories close to I-90 on ramp
The front desk staff was pleasant. It had a microwave in the room. Spacious enough for my luggage.
Seemed newly redone
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location and affordability
It has a great location close to the airport.
Nothing. Will not book or stay here again.
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Location, coffee shop
The building itself is amazing. I love everything about being in luxury.
Hotel is GORGEOUS. Staff is super friendly.
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The location.
Always a flawless stay with amazing staff.
I did like the breakfast, cookies and drinks at the hotel. It was clean and the staff was very nice.
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really i thought it be something better from the 3 choices of the bundle. The location was not safe a lot of homeless people around and no security at least to mitigate the risks.
Room was decent
It had a bed.
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The girl in my bed
Leaving the hotel was the best part.
Location and privacy
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I liked that it was hidden in a forestry area, away from the city.
The staff were all the rudest and least compassionate people I have ever met!
Nice room and hotel
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Convenient location
Room was clean and the sheets had a nice smell, rare for a hotel to have sheets that smell good. I felt comfortable sleeping there.
Very clean. Friendly staff. Good breakfast and toaster worked. Pool and spa area clean.
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The breakfast! Not too many selections, but everything was hot, fresh, and quality.
The pool hours
Staff checked on me PRIOR to my check out to ask if I needed extra towels or toiletries that I may have ran out of or forgotten. I thought I had woken up late, they told me to let them know if I needed help to my car? Love this! I WILL definitely return.
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Where to stay in Spokane
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Bisected by I-90 and Home to Gonzaga University and Washington State University at Spokane, this downtown area offers its fair share of restaurants, shops, museums and green spaces, and features proximity to Washington's two largest state parks and the 16,000-acre Turnbull Wildlife Refuge. Visitors frequent the popular Riverfront Park, home to the historic Looff Carousel, an outdoor skating rink and the Spokane Falls SkyRide, which takes passengers over the second longest urban falls in the United States.
Located between downtown Spokane and Fairchild Air Force Base, this area is home to Spokane International Airport. Visitors are within minutes of golf courses, the Spokane County Raceway and the 65-acre John A. Finch Arboretum, and can easily hop on I-90 to reach downtown Spokane attractions. Visitors are also within a short drive of Riverside State Park, Washington's largest state park, with two rivers, campgrounds, an equestrian area, boating access, mixed-use trails and much more.
Which days have the lowest hotel rates?
Hotel prices in Spokane peak around $170 on Fridays.
In Spokane, hotel prices show a gradual increase during the week, starting at just over $117 on Monday and Tuesday. Prices rise significantly by Friday, reaching around $170, then slightly decrease to about $160 on Saturday, before dropping to just under $115 on Sunday.
Which month has the best hotel rates?
Highest month around $340.
In Spokane, hotel prices exhibit notable fluctuations throughout the year. The highest prices occur in April, around $340, while December features the lowest rates, just under $100. Generally, prices tend to rise in the spring and stabilize later in the year.
How far in advance should I book?
Same-day hotel bookings in Spokane are around just over $125.
In Spokane, hotel prices generally increase as the check-in date approaches, with the best hotels often fully booked three weeks prior. In contrast, lower-quality hotels may lower prices last minute, with same-day bookings around just over $125.
How much do hotels cost by star rating?
The most popular category is 2*, priced just over $100.
In Spokane, hotel offerings vary by star rating, with prices generally increasing as the rating rises. Two-star hotels have a good deal price just over $100, while three-star options are around $140, and four-star hotels are approximately $180.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical check-in and check-out times for Spokane hotels, and how flexible are they?
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How do major Spokane events affect hotel availability and pricing?
How far is Spokane International Airport (GEG) from downtown hotels, and what is the typical transfer time?
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Top Tips
- To avoid 30-100% price increases and sold-out hotels during major Spokane events like Hoopfest (June), Bloomsday (May), or Gonzaga home games, book your hotel 30-90 or more days ahead. Major chains in Spokane recommend early online bookings; flexible cancellation rates can provide added peace of mind if your plans change.
- For easy access to Riverfront Park and the Convention Center, select a hotel in downtown Spokane (0.2-0.8 miles, 5-15 minutes on foot) or Browne's Addition (0.5-1.0 mile away). Most top downtown hotels offer accessible rooms and step-free public entrances; check availability during booking.
- Expect a 7-10 mile (12-20 minute) drive from Spokane International Airport (GEG) to downtown hotels. During peak times or event days, allow for extra travel time. Some hotels offer airport shuttle or have partner taxi and ride-share services; verify availability when you book.
- Downtown Spokane hotels usually charge for parking: self-parking is $15-$30 USD per night, valet $20-$40 USD. Accessible spots are available in most hotel lots. Confirm parking and EV charger availability before arrival to avoid surprises.
- For quieter, better-lit streets and improved safety during late-night walks, choose hotels west of Monroe, near Riverfront Park, or north along I-90. Most major hotels in these areas have 24-hour front desk security and recommend using main pedestrian routes at night.
- To reduce night noise from nearby freight and Amtrak lines, request a river-facing room or one on the 4th floor or higher. Accessible rooms are typically available on upper floors of major downtown hotels; confirm when reserving if needed.
- From November to March, sidewalks may be icy and temperatures can dip to 20°F (-7°C) in January. Allow 15-30 extra minutes for winter travel, and ask if your hotel offers snow-shuttle service or provides weather updates. Major hotels usually maintain snow-cleared entrances.
- Level 3 EV chargers are limited at downtown Spokane hotels, but public fast charging is offered near River Park Square and some municipal lots. Ask the hotel front desk for a map of local charging stations or about accessible parking near on-site chargers if required.
- In historic Spokane hotels like the Davenport, request 'renovated' or 'business' rooms for modern amenities, as some rooms have smaller bathrooms or fewer outlets due to historic design. Check ahead for accessible room or visual alarm availability, and ask about guest tours to explore Spokane's history.
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