The classic elegance of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining, absent the blood and murder. I half…read moreexpected Lloyd the bartender to be pouring me a drink. Cafe opens weekdays at 5 a.m. for those of us the favor the early mornings. The rooms are comfortable, well-appointed, and conducive to a restful, uninterrupted slumber. Others can write about cost, location, amenties, I'm partial to the ambience, feel, and aesthetics of this civilized hotel that adults will find elevating.

My parents stayed there this month for a community function. They easily could have come home…read moreafterward, as we live in Spokane,Wa, but they wanted to stay on-site to enjoy the occasion. Unfortunately, their experience was genuinely awful. They dropped off their luggage and went out with friends. When they returned later that night and pulled back the sheets to get into bed, they found pubic hair on the bedding. They immediately called the front desk to report it. They were told someone would come up with fresh sheets. When staff finally arrived, all they brought was a single top sheet -- wet and smelling strongly of bleach. The employee left before my parents could say anything else, and no additional bedding was provided. They had no choice but to put the damp, bleach‑smelling sheet on the bed and try to sleep. My mom ended up with a rash that lasted four days from that sheet. They have tried calling multiple times since to speak with someone about the situation, but no one has returned their calls.

This beautiful hotel is located right in downtown Spokane, across from the Spokane River…read more I stayed here for 5 nights, and even though the hotel had high occupancy, the check-in and check-out process was fairly smooth since my husband is a Bonvoy member. Our room was on the 11th floor overlooking downtown. The room was spacious and had all the basic amenities. I really liked the bench deck right by the window over the AC unit. The room also had a decent-sized workstation and a spacious closet. The hotel featured a very well-equipped gym, plus a vending machine on the same floor stocked with water, other beverages, and first-aid or wellness essentials (deodorant, shaving foam, etc.). The hotel also had an in-house spa as well. The in-house cafe called Espresso offered some really good coffee. The in-house dining was also quite good. We opted for room service twice, and it was a great experience both times!

We came and stayed here recently when we came into town for a show across the street. We were very…read moreexcited about how convenient this place is forgetting over to the convention center, theater, downtown and the park alongside the river! Located on the south side of the river and what appears to be the heart of downtown, it was relatively easy to get to, and literally across the street from where we were seeing a show. The place is really large with something like 14 or 15 levels, and a room that we very much enjoyed! The beds were large, the mattresses were really nice and the view was lovely! The shower was also quite solid. It was one that did not have a door, but was fashioned such that you didn't get water all over the bathroom floor. It also had one of the best showerheads we've ever experienced! It was like getting sprayed off with a warm hose. It was a bummer that they didn't have a pool and hot tub here, but the workout facilities were really nice, and if you are looking for a pool, staying here, you get access to the pool and hot tub at the sister hotel downtown. We didn't make use of it, but it's a nice offer. We were about five minutes from downtown, and walked to a couple of restaurants for both dinner and breakfast. Parking was easy with an option for self parking or valet. The parking garage was connected to the building, and overall made things very easy. I really went back-and-forth between a four and five on this property, but overall it was a really nice spot with nice amenities and the pool was really the only thing that was lacking. It gets the five star bump!

Was in Spokane for work and stayed here a few nights. Really glad I did. You can tell they just…read morerenovated because the room felt brand new, super clean and comfortable, and I actually slept great. The lobby is a nice hang too, I ended up working down there a couple mornings with a coffee. Being right downtown made my meetings easy, everything was close by. But honestly the staff are what I'll remember. Everyone was so friendly and on it. And yeah, they still hand you a warm cookie when you check in, which never gets old. Would come back next time I'm in town without thinking twice.

Spacious, comfortable, and well appointed room. It had a unique office cubby, great for getting…read morework done, and plenty of windows for natural light. There was more than ample closet space, and nice lighting made the room feel open and relaxing. The dining and service were easily the highlights of the trip: **Spencer's for Steaks and Chops:** First-class steakhouse experience. Excellent menu selections, top-tier service, and you MUST get the tableside baked potato presentation. **Shutters Café:** Perfect spot for breakfast. Both the buffet and menu have solid choices. The vibe made it very easy to power through morning emails. The service was exceptional and multiple servers checked in to make sure I had everything I needed. I highly recommend the DoubleTree Spokane City Center to anyone visiting Spokane and will stay there on my next trip.

Impressive hotel, right on the river with the Centennial Trail out front. Our room was a King…read moreSuite. Beautifully decorated, 2 tvs, large on suite, a full size couch and balcony with a great view of the river. We were also very impressed with our bed. Felt like home, very comfortable including the pillows. We will stay there again. Everything was in walking distance.

Check in was seamless. Front desk staff were friendly and helpful. They offer free breakfast during…read moreyour stay. Usually it's a buffet of variety of food, including scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits, potatoes, cereal, oatmeal, toast, bagels, fruit, and orange juice. There is also a coffee bar with other drinks, including hot tea, hot cocoa, or apple cider. Sometimes they have decaf coffee, but not always. They have to go cups, which is very convenient! Pros + water pressure works well for showers + free breakfast, coffee, & water + free internet + small gym available (peloton bike, treadmill, weights, etc) + small indoor pool up to 5 ft, hot tub, steam room & sauna room + there's a small outdoor area with tables and chairs so you can have lunch or hang out + there are stairs on both sides of the hotel, which is really convenient since one of the elevator was not working Cons - the outlet plugs for charging by the bedside do not work well, they don't charge. They charge for a second and stop - they don't automatically do cleaning service unless you request it. - Peloton bike was not connected to the internet The hotel is pretty convenient to the downtown Spokane area. Everything isn't walking distance, such as restaurants, bars and stores. The river is just right by the hotel so you can see it if you walk out.

This is a gigantic building - I guess it used to be something else? A different hotel? Or it's just…read moreunusual for a Holiday Inn Express. It's easy to get to but there are pros and cons to that - as it's in a very popular area, with a college nearby, tons of restaurants with zero tables (all reserved, even in the middle of the week), and just a medium walk to the big Riverside mall and the famous Spokane falls, not to mention an events center where, apparently, a major concert was happening on the night of our stay (thus the sold out-ed-ness of everything, I guess?). Bummer about the crowdedness and the busyness. Very cool about the gorgeous hotel, the premium lobby with the most delicious lemonade water we have ever had, and free cookies, the comfy room with a sliding door onto the grass so we could easily walk the dog. Be warned that this hotel is so close to the hotel across the street that when we ordered out for dinner, the address showed up over there.

The outside of this hotel is so cute, like a ski lodge. We were only there for one night and got a…read moreroom on the second floor with a balcony. We had views of the river. With only a short walk to the riverwalk, we were able to hoof it to dinner, coffee, and attractions. Loved being able to walk. Our room was spacious. Pillows and bed were comfortable. Room was dark and cool for sleeping. Everything was clean. Even had a towel folded on our pillow that looked like a teddy bear. So cute. Breakfast was the best free breakfast we've had on our trip. Bacon, scrambled eggs, real oatmeal, orange infused ice water. Staff was nice and helpful, for example, providing directions to get to riverwalk. Free parking. Great stop.

We stayed one night in the Premier Suite. It was very modernly updated (compared to the more…read morevintage character of other rooms in this hotel), with exposed ceiling beams and what appeared to be original brick walls, located in a newer wing near the side of the building where Ella's Supper Club used to be. We heard rumors about this being one of Spokane's most haunted hotels and I can see how one might get a vibe that there's presence in the hotel. It was built in 1899, was abandoned for decades, and renovated. They did a beautiful job keeping up the historic aspects of the furnishings, and even the music in the halls was a little spooky. But rest assured, there were no spirits haunting our unit! Our room was adjacent to the Events Center and the building is structured such that we didn't hear the noise from the event going on at the time unless we put our ear to their door down the hall. It is easy to get lost because our room was in the 300's numbers but on the second floor, while other rooms in the 300's are on the third floor. There are two sets of elevators that take you to different parts of the connected buildings. If you're looking for the fitness center in the basement, don't use the elevator from the lobby or that will put you into the restaurant below. The amenities were great. It was like an entire apartment with a full kitchen and all the kitchenware to make it feel like home, plus it had a walk-in pantry. There was a big screen TV in every room and it was easy to hook up our own Firestick. I wished it had a second bathroom, and more hangers, as it does accommodate 4 people. The shower could use a shelf -- you have to put your bath toiletries on the floor of the shower. Bath robes and decor throughout made it cozy. The water vapor electric fireplace was a nice touch in the living room and we had a north facing view of the city surroundings. There was a dedicated room for washer and dryer, and they provide the detergents. The parking lot is small (about 15 spaces), and there's an overflow lot further away. There are several entry/exit doors on both First Av and Monroe St so that's a little confusing, but load in at the front entrance. It's conveniently located near the Fox and Bing theaters and several dining options. Our stay included free breakfast at Rosie's Restaurant. Overall a very nice stay!

Such a fabulous hotel and one I frequent! Very clean, gorgeous antique design, and onsite parking…read more Just make sure to clarify which parking lot is there's! - it's on the alley. Highly recommend this place and will continue to go back!

As I do with all of my Hilton hotel reviews, I want to start with the disclaimer that I'm a Hilton…read moreloyalist. This review will be a little biased. First, they allow digital check-in and the use of the digital key. This is a fleeting practice by Hilton brand hotels as my last six stays have not allowed the practice. I was pleasantly surprised about that. Next, the night manager, Bailey, went out of her way to ensure the stay was amazing. Whether it was checking in via text or simply remembering my name when I went to the front desk. That level of service is amazing. Another thing Hilton brands lack on is room servicing. During my last six stays I had little in the way of servicing and in many cases you have to pre coordinate with the front desk to get the room serviced. Not here. I was really surprised to find it serviced well each day. Lastly...the pantry. It's the best stocked hotel pantry I've ever seen. They had a very wide selection of snacks and drinks. In short, the pantry is amazing!!! If you're going to Spokane, you owe it to yourself to stay at this hotel. You'll have a great experience.

I loved my stay here :)…read more It's just far away from downtown and perched on a hill. The studios are so lovely and spacious, it's quiet and peaceful, parking is easy, the breakfast is very nice, and the staff are wonderful. The gym is small but does the job, and there is a pool/ hot tub.

Had a great stay. Valet was super cool and on top of things. Truman helped us out a lot getting…read morethings on time. Also shoutout to Hannah at the restaurant, she was a terrific waitress and bartender. Hotel staff was super kind overall and I would definitely eat and stay here again.

As most reviews will tell you, this property is an exceptional value in terms of the size of the…read moreroom (basically a suite at some hotels) and the cleanliness of the room and overall property. The ambiance of the hotel is impressive, particularly if you have an interest in architecture from the early 20th century. If you have a car that is valued to you, you'll want to spend the extra $30 per night for valet parking in a parking garage that is close to the hotel. Most everything downtown is well within walking distance, however, so that can be easier than getting the valet to retrieve your car more than once per day. As for the noise, the hotel is right next door to train tracks, and despite being on the third floor, we could hear most car and people traffic originating in the streets around the hotel. That was mostly eliminated as an issue with the use of good earplugs and/or background noise generating app on the iPhone. We were surprised to find that, despite the descriptions we had seen for the hotel, there was a small refrigerator included in the room. With relatively few meal alternatives in the area, it would have been nice to have a continental breakfast option available. But if you are willing to have a more traditional breakfast, the hotel's restaurant is easily accessible on the first floor.

This is one of the Davenport hotels - and it is a lovely one for sure…read more The lobby is beautiful and has a bar, restaurant, and little cafe. The gym is small but has enough equipment. They recently updated the equipment too! There is also a pool and a hot tub. The rooms are pretty spacious and have good toiletries and comfy beds. Parking is $28 a night for self-parking. The parking structure is shared with the other 2 Davenport properties.

Their front desk on Friday nights needs help with late check in, Alaska flight teams and inquiries…read more Breakfast new cook, overcooked or undercooked. Hopefully it is better!

My review is so high because of the people we encountered at this hotel. We had a group of 17…read morepeople (and a dog!) staying in 5 rooms, and the customer service was outstanding. We needed a different kind of room for a couple of our guests, and the staff made the transition so easy. We also had various forms of payment, and again, the staff shown through. For everything we asked, they responded so positively. Also, the wonderful humans that manned to breakfast room were so friendly and kind. I would stay again at this hotel in a heartbeat! They are amazing!

Room had a comfortable king bed. The room also had a coffee maker and mini refer. The daily…read morebreakfast was nice with a variety of food - sausage one day and ham the next, eggs, fruit, potatoes, waffles, juice, coffee, and yogurt. The hotel is right across the street from the convention center and if you wanted to, you could walk to downtown shopping. We walked through the Gonzaga campus to get to The Warehouse where our granddaughter was playing in a basketball tournament. About a 20 minute walk.