Spokane Hotels with Pools

Very clean and close to what we came for. Would recommend this hotel to everyone. They had a very good breakfast we didn’t get to eat any other meals there. The pillows were good the bed was a little to hard for my comfort not really bad just a little.

We had a great stay. We were able to check in early for a $25 fee. Which was great. Disappointed that it costs $50 to use the pool during this time. That’s just my opinion, it is stated on the website. So we weren’t surprised. But just a huge charge for a pool. Our room did have a lot of river gnat, as the front desk called it and lady bugs. They sprayed our room but it didn’t help. Great views. Easy walk to multiple locations. Front desk was amazing.

I am writing to express my deep disappointment and frustration with our recent stay at The Historic Davenport Hotel from Friday, September 20, to Sunday, September 22, Linen and Housekeeping Issues Upon turning in for the night, we noticed obvious yellow stains on the sheets of my mom's bed. Further investigation revealed that neither of the beds had their linens changed from the previous guests. This was evident as we could clearly see signs that someone had been in the beds before us. I immediately called to report this issue and was assured that housekeeping would come to change the beds. However, after waiting for two hours, no one arrived. At around 8 PM, I had to go to the front desk to request clean bedding so I could change the sheets myself, as housekeeping never showed up. The next day, we called for housekeeping to bring more towels, take away the dirty linens, and provide other necessary supplies. Despite waiting all day, we had to call the front desk again to complain because the housekeepers left the floor without attending to our room. Misleading Room Amenities Your website states that rooms are equipped with fridges, but this was not the case in our room. This misinformation added to our inconvenience. Pet Facilities We paid a $50 pet fee, expecting adequate facilities for our pet. However, the only area provided for pets was a small 9x9 square of green across the street, which was shared by pets from two hotels. This area was not only disgusting but also dangerous, as it was amidst a region with homeless individuals and drug *******. It was very scary to have to take our pet out in such conditions. We strongly suggest providing a more suitable and safe area, such as a pee pad with fake grass in the garage. Air Conditioning Throughout our entire stay, the room temperature was around 75 degrees, as there was no functioning air conditioning. This made our stay even more uncomfortable. Overall Experience I brought my mom for a special treat, but we felt completely ignored and neglected by the hotel staff. The only positive aspect of our stay was the amazing experience at the Davenport Spa, which soothed our frustration with the hotel's treatment. Given the high standards we expected from The Historic Davenport Hotel, our experience was profoundly disappointing. We hope that you will take these issues seriously and implement necessary changes to ensure future guests do not face similar problems. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

The hotel is nice, but the most unsatisfactory thing is that I booked these two rooms on Ctrip.com, and the hotel actually charged an additional booking fee of more than 20 yuan for each room. This is the first time I have encountered this when booking a hotel online. With this calculation, booking this hotel on Ctrip.com is more expensive than booking on the spot, and you need to pay in advance, and it is not refundable.

We had reservations made through the hotel's website, but when we got there to check in at 3:30, we were told that our room wasn't ready. The staff member took my ID and credit card, looked me up, and then literally started yelling at me that there wasn't a room ready yet because they had been full the night before and were understaffed and unable to clean all the rooms in a timely manner. We did not understand why she was yelling at us, but when we asked when they would have a room for us she told us very angrily to come back in an hour. We returned at 5pm (check-in is supposed to be at 3) and had a very similar experience with a different staff member, who also got very belligerent with us and denied us a room after we stood in line and watched several others get their rooms. It was after 6pm when they finally gave us a room, and only because we did the online precheck in the hopes that it would secure us the next open room. It's unclear why the staff wouldn't do that for us (we had asked at 5:00 and got yelled at more), or at least explain to us that we needed to do online check-in if we wanted to get a room before 8pm that night. They were incredibly rude to us multiple times and treated us like we'd done something wrong even though it was absolutely their fault. We feel pretty strongly that if you can't staff your hotel it's probable that you are not paying your staff enough to attract workers. And either way, if you can't clean all your rooms, DON'T RENT THEM OUT. This problem should be the HOTEL”S problem, not the guests'. And no matter what, your staff should be trained to be apologetic when they can't do their job, not belligerent. Worst hotel experience I've ever had. After all that, the rooms were nothing special and the hotel was very noisy and difficult to sleep in because you hear every little footstep above you or door open and close in the hall.

We arrived last Friday and after going to bed had constant knocking from next door and loud people running and screaming. We called the front desk and after 30 min or so somebody came to stop the commotion. We are in room 228 and had upgraded the stay because we are here for 3 nights , we stayed at your hotel many times before. I am reconsidering staying at your hotel next time for our next trip to Spokane. We are also traveling with two vehicles and not having enough parking is difficult too.

My experience was good not great in that it will not be a memorable experience and I will most likely try a different hotel/inn next time. Which I am really surprised about because of the fact that I have been at a coue of 3 star hotels in spokane that were way more and the doubletree is supposed to be a 4 star. The best part was the breakfast very tasty. The room was clean enough but out dated there were a few cheap upgrades not what I would have expected from a 4 star hotel.

Having stayed at around 100 Hampton Inns -most of which look very similar - I was surprised to see the design of this one. It was quite unlike other Hamptons I had visited. It’s located near the airport (I didn’t hear any planes) and close to the city. Huge car park. We were on the final night of our long (4,500 miles) road trip so it was great to get a nice friendly welcome, hassle-free check-in, comfortable beds in a good room and a clean hotel. The breakfast was good and the same area holds the restaurant in the evening (whihc I have reviewed separately- I didn’t like it). I would stay here again.

This property should not be listed as it is totally unsafe for people to stay here. We have stayed here for the past 30 years and never has it been like it is now, we will never stay here again.. We checked in in the early evening and were put in room 608, shortly after we got into our room I could smell smoke and went looking for where it was coming from. I found a homeless person in the back stairs smoking his crack which we were also now exposed too, (we both felt nauseated after this exposure). In the parking lot I found two males carrying large boxes into the building. After checking our car I found one male doing something near the drivers door of an unlicenced SUV and the other inside the building lurking around the upper hallway. It seems some of the homeless live at this hotel. By then we had had enough and I told the front desk to get rid of the crack smoker and to cancel our reservation for the next night. We were kept up most of the night with transients coming and going from rooms around ours. There is no security in the buildings and anyone has access. The room itself was beyond dirty and run down. The bed had hair in it and the sheet was badly stained. The carpets are dirty and stained The curtains are broken and dirty. The window screen is also broken and unusable. Never again.

This is a difficult one to rate because, in a nutshell, the hotel is fine but the neighbourhood isn’t. We stayed for one night in a suite while visiting Spokane on vacation in the area. Starting off with the positives, parking is plentiful (avoid the bays for Perkins next door, which seemed to be clearly marked), and the hotel is a short walk from downtown and Riverfront Park which is what appealed to us. Our suite was a good size and clean, although a bit dark and I’m not a fan of the rough cast ceilings. Bed and sitting area were comfortable and had everything we needed. Unfortunately this hotel is in a terrible neighbourhood. Felt safe enough by day but after dark absolute carnage unfolds making any prospect of sleep near impossible. Very loud street racing all night on Division Street that the local police don’t seem to have gotten a grip on, and unsavoury groups gathering in the car park late at night that were clearly not hotel guests. There were signs of broken car windows in adjacent streets suggesting a crime problem, although we had no issues. I had to use my noise cancelling ear buds to sleep above the racket from outside, which was less than comfortable. However, it’s more a policing issue than the fault of the hotel. Breakfast was included and was quite adequate, although we were late after a poor night and almost felt we were in the way of staff who were congregating in the breakfast area. I’m a Marriott man but might try the Hilton DoubleTree next time.