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...

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!

Great variety of shops and dining. Always clean! The movie theatre and Nordstrom are both key to…read moreappeal of this mall. The subtle advertising throughout makes the mall feel upscale and luxurious.

Bright mall that has a variety of great stores. Multilevel with escalators. During the holidays…read morethey did Santa photos and had an amazing huge Christmas tree! Beautiful effort into the holiday decor. We enjoyed walking around this mall. Would return.

Spokane International Airport is honestly a refreshing airport to travel through. I've been through…read morea few times, including recently, and have always had a great experience. It's clean, easy to navigate, and everything seems to run smoothly. Getting in and out is quick and straightforward, without a lot of the hassle you experience at larger airports. It also has a nice, relaxed feel that makes traveling a little more enjoyable. After dealing with some of the bigger, busier airports, Spokane is a welcome relief. Clean, efficient, and easy--I'm always happy when my travels take me through here!

Spokane International Airport (GEG) is a relatively small airport for one that calls itself an…read moreinternational airport. With that being said, there are some perks to being a smaller airport - easy to navigate. What's nice about GEG is that there is a direct flight from LAX to GEG and the Idaho border is only about two-hour drive away from GEG. [Directory]: Just 3 concourses: Concourse A (American, Southwest, Allegiant, and Sun Country), Concourse B (Delta and United), and Concourse C (Alaska). Each concourse has no more than six gates. [Rental Car]: Easy access to rental car counters as they are within 5 - 10 minutes of walking distance from all concourses - no need to take shuttles or use a people mover system. Please note that there is no exit booth for rental cars. Once car key is secured at the rental car counter, then just simply drive out. [TSA]: The TSA line on Wednesday afternoon was short and took less than 15 minutes. [Shops]: Local eateries include Method Organic Juice Cafe, Greedy Cow Burger, Fir & Pine Gastrobar, and Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters. No retail shopping options and no Starbucks here. [Other notes]: I noticed lots of ads for local casinos. The waiting area also has few rocking chairs if they are available to sit on. [Conclusion]: A solid 3.5-star airport and bump up to 4-star for its no-fuss arrival and departure experience.

By far the most beautiful post office I've ever visited. Being right downtown it's not the easiest…read moreto get to but it's worth a visit. Not only is it beautiful it was actually a pleasant experience-friendly and fast service for passport applications. It wasn't busy at all which was a pleasant surprise.

Beautiful old post office in a historic building. Downtown parking is usually a headache, so it's…read morenot the most convienent location but if you're downtown already I'd highly recommend doing some business here just for the atmosphere and setting. Service on my visit was highly competent and friendly. Finding the entrance was tricky because there wasn't any outside signage that I'm aware of. You can go through the revolving door on the SW corner of the building then take the first right as you step inside. Or, go in the east entrance through a courtyard wedged between this building and the federal courthouse. Really cool area. Stunning early morning light. Epic architecture that shows off a level of grandeur and sophistication not typically associated with downtown Spokane.

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.

Close and convenient for accessing the big new play area on the north side of Riverfront Park, but…read moreexpensive and uses a different parking app than the rest of the city. Parking is costly at $4 for the first hour. Also, anywhere else in Spokane you can use the Passport Parking app to pay. Here, you have to download something different, called Flowbird. What were they thinking? Why would I download a whole new app just to park at this one stinking lot. On top of the $4 for the first hour fee, it's a non-sensical slap in the face having to use a different app to do it. Granted, I could get out of my car like a sucker and use the kiosk, but the whole move to parking payment apps is to make things easier and frictionless. Not adding another obnoxious layer of downloading another app, making a profile, adding payment information and so forth. My levels of incredulity are off the charts here. Lot 1, you are a shame to lots everywhere.

Didnt know I could rate a parking lot, but hey why not. The Asphalt was beautiful and a nice faded…read moreblack. The white lines were all pretty straight and still white. There was room to back in a large team van. Also and most important the price was right. Friday, Sat and Sunday I think the total for the day was honestly like $3 a day. Very, Very affordable.