This company saved the day in getting my wife to Canada during the Covid 19 lockdown. I called and…read moreasked if there was any way to get my wife into Canada while I stayed back. Tom, the president of the company, said he could make that happen. Tom setup a pickup in Spokane Valley and a handoff to a Canadian company when she hit the border. The transfer was seamless and my wife said that the professionalism of both drivers was outstanding. While my wife answered questions they transferred the luggage and when she arrived in Canada the driver there unloaded and carried all her bags down. If you know how my wife packs that was no small feat. I highly recommend this service and will use them again... Thanks Tom and Louis...I am sorry I don't know the owner of the Canadian company...

How sad when a limo, booked to take 14 women to lunch as part of a multigenerational celebration ,…read moreDOESNT SHOW UP!!! The reservation had been made for weeks, and documented in email, yet failed to show up as planned. As one of the 14, I would never use this service - book with caution for your event!!!

This Days Inn does offer a great value in this touristy town. Although there was no pool and no…read moreelevator, there was plenty of parking, very helpful and friendly staff, the beds were comfortable, the hotel was quiet, and there was a small family room with a nice variety of games next to the exercise room. Often when we stay in a (esp. less expensive) motel, our backs and hips are in pain after the first night. We stayed here recently and slept well all 3 of the nights we were here. The A/C worked well without drying out my nose and eyes. Shower water pressure was very good. The continental breakfast was a bit better than expected (I would have loved a bagel & cream cheese to go with the egg bites); my friend was happy with the waffles to go with the egg. And anywhere we wanted to go was just a short drive down the road.

Good bang for your buck place to stay. Stayed here one night twice in the past week on the way to…read moreand from a wedding. Rooms were clean and able to accommodate my family. It was nice to have popcorn and cookies for evening snacks for free in the lobby. Breakfast was simple but there was something for everyone. You could hear people in the hallway if you really listened.

My wife and I spent a night in August here while driving west to Seattle. We chose this hotel…read moremainly because it had pull-through parking for our car and trailer, plus bonus Tesla EV chargers. Our room with a king-size bed was comfortable and quiet. The hotel sits by the noisy interstate, but we didn't notice once inside. For dinner, we grabbed a carryout pizza from just down the road. The hotel's full-size bar sold bottles of wine and gave us glasses to use in our room. The big surprise for us was their included breakfast buffet. It was huge, with an omelet and waffle station, all kinds of breakfast sides, breads, fruits, yogurts, etc. We each enjoyed a fresh omelet before heading back out on the road.

Comfy and clean room and all at a fair price. Staff was most accommodating for how busy they were…read moreand everywhere was CLEAN! Breakfast was typical of a motel and filled the hole just fine. A gas station is next to it and easily accessible as is the interstate! Pretty unbeatable and this is our new favorite place for a layover when in CDA!

At this point in my life, Alamo has become my default rental car company and this time around the…read moreexperience was as great as I have come to expect from Alamo. [Counter]: The rental car counters at Spokane International Airport (GEG) are all located within a 5 to 10 minute walk from all concourses. There is no need to take shuttles or trams. [Rate]: Approximately $90 for a one-day rental of a midsize car. [Checking-in]: I accidentally waited in the wrong line and ended up having a staff member from National assist with my Alamo check-in. National and Alamo are owned by the same parent company (Enterprise Holdings). I had already checked in ahead of time via email, but I still needed to sign the rental agreement at the counter. [Pick-up]: To my surprise, I picked up a brand-new Nissan Sentra with only 8 miles on the odometer. Unfortunately, I was a little confused because there was no exit booth for checkout and I actually circled back to the pickup area & double-checked with a staff member. Unlike other rental car centers at larger airports, once car key is secured at the rental car counter then just simply drive out. [Drop-off]: Easy drop-off, but I had to flag down a staff member as there was only one person handling the return process for all returned vehicles. [Conclusion]: Overall the service was friendly and efficient, but it would be even better if (1) there were one more staff member supporting the pick-up and drop-off processes and (2) staff provided clearer airport exit instructions to avoid second guessing.

The Alamo counter is in the airport and cars are close by. The line moves fast and the check out…read moreprocess was very quick and efficient. The staff members were very friendly, caring and helpful. We were in and out in a couple minutes. Prices were very reasonable and we loved our experience here. Great job Alamo!

" Fantastic Tours with Great Tour Guides "…read more My wife and I stayed in Spokane Washington last week for two days at the gorgeous Davenport Hotel. On both days we took different city tours conducted by Group Coordinators, located in Spokane Washington at 7424 N Lidgerwood St. Our first tour we took was the " Spokane City Tour Past & Present ", where Group Coordinators, Inc. Tour Guide Janna Juday, lead our group on a wonderful, historical, and very informative tour about Spokane's colorful and rich history. We toured the city viewing and learning about Spokane's historic homes and attractions. Janna always had a beautiful young and bubbly smile on her face, as she answered everybody's questions in detail and spoke very clearly, as she guided the tour bus on a 3 hour tour the city of Spokane. We saw the Spokane River where the grounds of the former 1974 World Expo. are located. We also viewed historical Riverfront Park, Spokane Falls, Manito Park, Saint John's Cathedral, Steam Plant Towers, Japanese Gardens, and flower-filled Gaiser Conservatory and more. We also ascended up " The Hill ", where we saw panoramic views of the city and stunning mansions. We finished the tour by walking through Bing Crosby House, and viewing his memorabilia, on the campus of Gonzaga University. The next day my wife and I took the 2 1/2 hour " Downtown Walking Tour, For the Gourmet ". The tour was lead by Jan Juday, the mother of the guide we had the previous day Janna Juday. Jan led our group on a guided walking tour of the historic Davenport Arts District, where she combined art and history and brought in gourmet foods and wine tastings, at several restaurants and wineries. Jan told us stories about the history of the city of Spokane in the late 1800's and early 1900's, including the Great Fire of 1889 that leveled 32 square blocks of downtown Spokane. Jan's historical knowledge, and her detailed presentation of the city of Spokane was Fantastic ! My wife and I were in the Education profession for 35 years before we retired, and have lead 100's of student and adult historic educational tours around the United States. I can tell you that Jan and Janna Juday, the Mother and Daughter tour guides who work for Group Coordinators, are two of the very best I have ever witnessed. If you want to learn the history of the city of Spokane Washington, call Group Coordinators, Inc. at 1-509-455-4354 and ask for either Jan or Janna Juday for your tour guides, you will not be disappointed.

We had a great experience at Japan House Suites. I give it 5 stars for what it is: an extremely…read morewell-kept motel. You will not be staying in the lap of luxury, but the place is very friendly and extremely clean. It's also very conveniently located, near downtown and the lake. The best part of staying here is the delicious, hot breakfast you get in the morning! We were treated to delicious Japanese omelets made by Mimi, but you can choose from about eight entrees (including many nutritious options for the health-conscious). I'm including a picture of my Japanese omelet here, but I have to apologize: I forgot to take the picture until after I had already dug in, so it's not as pretty as it was when it first came out. Mimi and Kim, the guy at the front desk, were extremely gracious and helpful. We highly recommend staying here. Please note that the motel does not accept American Express.

idk where the 5 stars reviews are from…read more old and musty smelling rooms, no decorations, beds lean on uncomfortable side. on the positive good location and pretty clean.

While visiting from out of town, we stopped in the Elks Lodge for some quick refreshments…read more First we drove around the site, as they have a RV campground we wanted to checkout. It appears they have power & water, but no sewer hookups. I suppose you'd have to go off site to dump your tank. That would be inconvenient for us. The lodge itself was quite nice. Our bartender was very friendly & we enjoyed chatting with him for awhile. Drinks were reasonable & the place was clean as a whistle. If we lived closer we'd be proud to be member of this lodge.

While traveling to Montana we pulled into the Elks Club In Coeur d'Alene and was pleasantly…read moresurprised to find such a big RV Park. There appeared to be ample spaces for overflow parking as well. There aren't any pull thru spaces and if you plan on staying longer than overnight come prepared to use a dump station that is not on site.

Wonderful experience on a tour from Spokane to Wallace ID and back to Spokane…read more EXCELLENT!!!