The best place to park at GEG. Besides friendly people that know you by name, where else would a…read moreparking place be willing to make a second run to the airport to bring you something you forgot? Support these guys. Don't let the city of Spokane have a monopoly on parking.

the process good. they were friendly and picked us up and dropped us off on time and the car was…read moresafe. We're glad we used them and will park there again.

The night watchman is a pr*ck... Haven't been there in 20 years, didn't spot a credit card only…read moresign and only had cash... My mistake, but don't need that kind of attitude... I suggest you put the credit card only disclaimer on the big sign outside so people know before entering.

I remember years ago on my first trip to Spokane as an adult, seeing that large Parkade sign from…read morethe distance sprung something up in me. I couldn't quite tell what it was at first. Was it just one of those things that screamed 1960s? Was it one of those peculiar instances where something seems so out of sorts? Spokane already is one of those cities that doesn't really have common sort to it so there's no making 100% sense of this. But today I had a chance to look more into it. This building just screams 1960s! Like every single aspect of it. The angles, the large, curved sign that's on top of the elevator shaft, the elevators which I think are original from the day it opened, to the awnings outside that connect to the skywalks. I mean really! They should film a movie here. Anyway I went in on a Sunday evening and even though the signs said it closed at 6:30, they said you could use your ticket to get in and pay after hours. It made me a bit nervous knowing that if no one was there, I wouldn't be able to get to my car. But more on that later. I parked on the top floor for fun and the top floor actually has a pretty good view! The ceiling goes very high so you don't feel very claustrophobic up there. There's views all around and everything is still screaming 1960s. The elevator ride down was jerky and quick. Definitely made in the time when elevators gave people motion sickness. I went and saw my movie down the street and as I returned after 830, I had my ticket in hand. I went back to the elevator door and the sign clearly said scan your ticket to gain entrance. I did and the door unlocked giving me access to the elevator bay. I went back up to my car, drove down the quick circular ramp that's sort of like an expressway down, and got to the end. I put my ticket in, followed with a credit card, and voila I was out! But wait! There was a gate blocking my way out to the street. No worries though, A sign indicates to drive up to it and it will magically open. And it did. The ramps are steep, the architecture is something out of a movie, and my experience was great. May they never tear this place down...

Excellent view of the columns We loved the ride and took…read morepictures of the formations. However we didn't get to see the tall ones or maybe the shadows did not allowed a great view

There is a pull-off from West McManamon Road where you can park your car as you visit Drumheller…read moreChannels National Natural Landmark. I had been debating about whether to stop here after hiking some of the trails past the main entrance of the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge and decided to stop because the pull-off had ample space for me to park and a sign denoting the pull-off corresponding to the National Natural Landmark was easy to spot from the road. From the parking area there is a short gravel path to a vista/viewing point that looks out over the channeled scablands. This viewing area has a few informational placards with information about the history of the area and about the importance of the natural habitat the area provides for wildlife. A number of small trails branched away from the vista/viewing point that I chose not to explore. I enjoyed stopping here and it tickled my tastebuds to do more exploring in the vein of past geology projects of mine. In my sedimentology and stratigraphy course as an undergraduate training in geology and geophysics one of my focus projects was on the channeled scablands. I chose the topic because the word scablands was not familiar to me. Funny enough, the channeled scablands ended up being in my home state (Washington State)! So stopping here carried a large sentimental meaning to me. Even if the channeled scablands have not been a focus of your professional activities I recommend stopping here. The location provides a good view of the scablands and a great cursory background of the importance of the area in understanding Earth's (natural) history.

Friendly staff, more specialty items so selection is limited. Higher priced but also exceptional…read morequality of items.

Good food and great service. They were out of my favorite dish though so I had to try something…read moreelse... and it was very good!

They are scammers. Pay for parking plus a service fee as you have to use their app then get a fee…read morefor using it. no other way to pay. Then you come back to get slapped with a ticket for no advanced payment for 5 times the original amount as their system did not process the payment. if you do not pay the ticket within five days, then you get to pay ten times the original amount! DO NOT PARK HERE!

Do not use diamond parking services downtown!! The other…read moreevening I pulled in because there was a sign that said event parking $35 dollars. I paid the $35 to park and placed the ticket on my dashboard. I did not look at the time as I figured event parking I should be good until I'm done with the event. Went to dinner had a few too many drinks so we ubered home. Came back next morning to get my vehicle and there wasn't 1 but 2 tickets from them. First ticket was for $50 dollars because I parked past midnight which is apparently when I my ticket expired and a 2nd ticket for another $35 dollar fee. I tried appealing but their process is all through email and no one there cares. I was not able to speak with anyone about this Now I have a choice don't pay and screw up my credit or pay and take it up a$$

An excellent airport kind of busy during the holidays but over all great service really nice clean…read morehuge restrooms great security great food and workers same as with ticket checkers. Free parking, nice non expensive rentals nice awesome hotels within 5 min. Of the airport and the city is only 10-15 min. Away.sometimes 20-30 min. On traffic. The Grant County International airport also transports Businesses by Million Air. If you want an airport than come to MosesLake. Welcome to MosesLake Washington

He was very flexible and accommodating when I showed up a bit after hours, he cut running his…read moreerrands short, to allow me to get into my unit, what a blessing that was

Honestly, amazing service from the young gentleman over the phone. I was looking for storage and…read morethey're all full in this area. They happened to have two left at river rock and the guy over the phone helped me out to do it online, called back to give me the info on my code and where my storage was located. Amazing customer service and great rates.

So a lot of times the parking at my building is completely full therefore I have to pay to park in…read morethe pay lot behind us! It's not right. Parking for the day is $4.55 no big deal right? It absolutely is a big deal when I pay rent in a building and it's supposed to include parking! Well my client had to park in the pay lot today which she has done numerous times she's only there for a 30-minute appointment, she got a parking ticket today in the same pay lot for $41.88! That is complete b*******! Why is a daily parking rate $4.55 yet a TICKET IS $41.88??? Diamond Parking has lost their ever-loving minds! I told my client to dispute the ticket. I hope she does.

Total Scam!! Will never stop at a place in CDA again on Sunday. Stopped for coffee and had to pay…read more32.00 on a Sunday. There were signs about the rest of the week but not Sundays. Will Never go to your god forsaken town again.

The gas station is open 24 hours which is a good thing in this small town. They have an OK…read moreselection for drinks and everything is cold and the service was not too bad.

Ernie's, you suck. I don't give many one-star reviews, but I feel this is warranted. Read on, and I…read morewill explain why. This is a comfort stop for Motorcoaches such as Greyhound, Trailways, etc. I was one of those people. I wanted to get something to drink, and a little snackie-poo for the road. I get up to the cashier, and they say, "NO EBT!" Wait, what, no EBT?? Are you kidding me??? All I have is EBT. I'm sure there are a TON of people who only have EBT as their method of payment. I felt discriminated against, because I am positive I am not the only person to have EBT as their only payment method. I mean, really?? There's nothing like having to take the walk of shame to put your stuff back. I feel it's important to use this platform as a means of change. Please, make EBT a payment method. Maybe Ernie doesn't care what their poor patrons have to say, but it sure feels like it. There are some great things I can say about this place, but until they make it so everyone can pay, then the stars stay as-is. To clarify, this was my second visit to Ernie's, and they didn't have EBT as a method of payment. I thought maybe it was a one-off, but when I came back and the no EBT sign was still up, I thought, "maybe this is how they do things." Ernie's, you need to make this right. I hope when I come back next year, you will be accepting EBT. Until then, the single, lonely star will stay! (And I'm sure you wouldn't want to be responsible for a star's loneliness, would you??)