Hotel dekat Katedral Saint John the Evangelist

"One of my best stays in Spokane. Loved it all."

"Great property!"

"Great place"

"Several small things you don't get at an average hotel. I busboy clearing the tables at the breakfast buffet. Ceramic instead of paper coffee cups. That sort of thing."

"Room was nice - air conditioning was great. The restaurant was delicious - my husband and I got the steaks. It was a little disappointing that they don't offer a free breakfast like most other motels we stay at do, but on this trip the restaurant/lounge inside the motel was more important."

"Really cool old hotel in downtown Spokane. Loved the open space for hanging out in the middle of the hotel. Very comfortable room, bathroom was modernized and clean. About a fifteen or twenty minute walk to the carousel/park. The hotel was on the edge of downtown, near a rundown area with homeless encampment but felt safe enough to walk toward downtown and the park."

"Always a dependable stayover.. excellent breakfast.. easy parking"

"Floor was wet when entering the room. Carpet was wet possibly from the fridge."

"Convenient to Riverfront Park with parking."

"Friendly staff, clean rooms, and secure facility."

"We had a wonderful stay albeit a short one… only one night but The Davenport left a lasting impression!!"

"Nice place. Close to concert venues."

"The property was absolutely beautiful in the staff was very nice"

"I liked this property so much that I extended twice over 1 weeks time. Great location with just the right amount of flair. The legacy Steam Plant and associated live RR system is right out uour front door. Laundry room was the upmost cleanest I've seen."

"Staff was decently helpful but the rest was terrible. The room looked like it wasn’t cleaned there was body fluids all over the bed and the bed sheets themselves there was also a ton of blood spots on the sheets, hair, and dirt spots as if some walked on all over the bed with there dirty shoes"

"Staff didn't know what was going to be offered for breakfast the next morning. No pets allowed in rooms, but homeless people with multiple dogs were allowed to camp out in the lobby for extended periods. Was advised not to use the underground parking because it isn't monitored. When I asked what that meant, I was told it would be best to park in the lot outside the front door. GM was occupying two spaces, but we were able to find a spot. We were advised not to leave the property after dark. But...

"Old and a bit sketchy area but room was clean enough."