My wife and I had a great afternoon on the downtown food tour. We are locals, but had never been to…read moreany of the restaurants or shops that were on the tour. However, we have been back to a couple of them since, and had a great experience. The tour host, Tim, did a great job of leading the tour, explaining the food we were going to be sampling, and providing stories about the businesses and Coeur d'Alene in general. It was nice to get together with a group of people we had never met, and share the experience of trying something new. I would recommend this tour for anyone looking to just spend an enjoyable afternoon trying out some great places to eat.

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Beyond great. Jana Ruffin at AllTravelGuru could not have done a better job planning and…read morefacilitating my wife's and my trip to Scotland, London, Paris, and Amsterdam. When the one small hiccup did arise, despite the time difference she was right there on the spot to fix it. Amazing. I will be using this company again. I know it is probably a few extra bucks - but every penny is well worth it. Probably one of, if not THE, best vacations I have ever taken.

Sara Arazola Rubia, You created such a wonderful trip to Paris for my 12-year-old granddaughter and…read moreme. There was not a misstep, not a guide arriving late, not even a rainy day. (Thanks for that last miracle.) There were so many highlights: the small group tour of the Eiffel Tower, the croissant baking class, the Marais food walking tour, the Galerie Dior and, of course, Versailles. It was a dream trip for both of us. It was a pleasure to work with you. The prospect of traveling alone with a young teen was daunting, but you took away the anxiety and made it joyous.

My trip to Egypt and Saudi Arabia was AMAZING! Admittedly, I was a bit nervous about spending as…read moremuch as I did on a single trip (I'm a young woman in my early 20s, so a few grand on a trip takes years for me to save), but it was worth every penny: the accommodations were 5 stars, the meals were all-inclusive and delicious, and our guides were incredibly knowledgeable! I took over 30 pages of notes, over 500 photos, and a few videos. I will never read my Bible the same again, and I can't wait to share what I learned with my friends and family!!! I went as a single woman and was matched with a great roommate. Our flight returning home got delayed by 8 hours (not Living Passage's fault at all!!!), so I missed my connecting flight. Rhonda Sand, the Tour Director, actually let me stay in a hotel room with her and REFUSED to take a penny for it. These are the type of people you want with you and taking care of you on a trip!

My trip to Turkey and Greece with Living Passages was absolutely unforgettable! Joel Richardson's…read moreteachings were phenomenal, bringing the sites to life with deep insights and spiritual wisdom. Looking forward to my next trip with this incredible team!

" 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.

Went on the twilight tour with Kiki and she was awesome! Took a bunch of photos of us and shared a…read morelot of great info. Would definitely recommend

We did the twilight tour and we had a great time! Mike our guide was fun and informative. If you…read morewant to try a different kind of tour you will enjoy this one!

We have stayed at the Davenport Grand several times. The front desk staff is friendly and…read moreprofessional. They always make us feel like VIPs. We stayed on the top floor facing north with a view below of the First Interstate Center which is a short journey using the covered skywalk. It wasn't busy at this time in early February and the common areas were quiet, though we've been there during New Year's Eve when it's pretty bustling. We usually book the Penthouse King Suite with fireplace, which is as spacious as a small apartment with 2 bathrooms and a kitchenette/bar area with mini fridge. Rooms have always been spotless. The bed is super comfortable. Robes are provided as well as extra blankets. We always bring our own Firestick with us when we travel, but we've noticed in every room that we've ever stayed at here that the TV input is not able to be changed to accommodate plugging into the HDMI port. Table 13 restaurant was closed for renovations, but the dining lounge was open and we get consistently good service and food at a reasonable price there. Room service breakfast for two cost about $70 (including service fee and tip) for a full breakfast entree, a fruit plate, and a kid's plate of pancakes. I wish that parking was more economical. At $28 per night, it's a bit steep. For comparison, we stayed the next night at the nearby Montvale Hotel where parking is $10 in their lot. Overall a very nice hotel and conveniently located in downtown Spokane.

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!

6.2.25 updated review for Jackpot Java & Creamery: After lunch at the Red Tail, I wanted to check…read moreout Jackpot for a dessert. I saw they had Huckleberry Sour Cream Pie and wanted to try it. The pie had a great taste with a fluffy airy texture, yet still creamy. The huckleberry flavor was subtle and not too too sweet, but just the right berry sweet. There were berries in every bite. Instead of the traditional meringue topping, it was whipped cream sprinkled with sugar crystals. It's worth noting, the crust was really yummy and softly crumbled with each bite. The pie to whipped topping to crust--all in all, I'm satisfied with the ratio and portion. I appreciate the majority of their baked goods are made in-house. I would get this pie again. For the month of June, the drink special is: Huckleberry Pink Lemonade ZipFizz (see picture).

All the amenities, gaming, and restaurants one could want! Rooms aren't terrible, but not great…read more Very cold and noisy but pretty clean. Staff are kind and accommodating.