Perfect hotel for our needs! We were on our way to Canada and Spokane was a great halfway point for…read moreour trip. A friend recommended this hotel because it's away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Spokane, it's clean, has many amenities and extremely affordable. I made a reservation online using our AAA card for a discount. We booked a king bed room with balcony for $98. There's plenty of parking available. They have way more amenities than we need, but the price was so reasonable we booked it. They have a restaurant on site and offer room service! Such a convenience with a wide variety of food, including pizzas. The restaurant offers a breakfast buffet, which is not included with your room stay. Our room had a refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot with coffee and condiments, dining table with four chairs, desk with rolling chair, robes, safe, toiletries, hair dryer, luggage rack, iron & ironing board, and I'm sure a few other things I'm forgetting. It was well stocked! The rooms are nice and fairly updated. I liked how the bathroom had two sinks, one in the toilet shower room, and another by the coffee pot, making it super convenient to add water and clean out the carafe. The TV in the room was nice and big. They had MANY channels available. The remote worked properly and was easy to use. The balcony was a nice feature. We walked into the room and it had a faint smell of smoke. We opened the balcony slider to air it out a bit. The smell wasn't bad enough to make a fuss, so we just stayed put. There were two chairs on the balcony as well. Our room was 4326, top floor corner room. It was a nice, quiet location. Far enough away from the traffic noise so it didn't bother us. We had a nice, quiet sleep. Our king bed was very comfortable with the right amount of linens available to keep warm. Overall, we were impressed with this hotel. Friendly staff, painless check-in process, many amenities, clean and comfortable at an affordable price...what more could you ask for! Would highly recommend.

This place is low midrange. The good is the outdoor pool area is nice and the front desk staff were…read morekind. It is right next to the interstate and the mall for easy shopping and travel. The bad. The layout is weird and confusing even with a map! Only 1 of 3 buildings has an elevator which is a real problem and not advertised or shared at the front desk. I have a trashed knee so walking up 3 flights of stairs with my belongings was horrible! The building smell of animals and stale smoke and the carpets in the hall are disgusting. If you are a cold sleeper, you may want to avoid. We had air turned to be as cold as possible and it was a sweat box. I will never stay here again but if you walk well and like to warm and are not sensitive to bad smells, this place is fine

Just a relaxing, good time. An old home that isn't perfect but shows it's character. Our room was…read morea delight, lots of nooks and crannies, again character. By the way, my bride of 52 years loved the tub! A light breakfast of granola and yogurt, fresh brewed local coffee. Dinner at the 315 restaurant was a bit upscale, with large portions, nicely plated. A great anniversary getaway.

Such a beautiful spot in CDA! We can't wait to come back. I loved the historic, vintage feel yet…read morewith a modern touch. The room and inn were beautifully decorated and very clean. The host is incredibly friendly. We are at the restaurant as well which was delicious and had excellent service.

We were surprised to pull up to such a cute place. It was quirky but super cute. We stayed on the…read moretop floor in Room 7. It was roomy, bed and pillows were super comfortable! It had everything we needed. The rooms were a bit warm, but we kind of figured with it being such an old building, we didn't expect ac, but they did put Ovid a couple fans which we propped right by the window. I'm not sure if we would stay in the summer though. For April, it was in the mid-70's. It was like a B&B where they made breakfast fresh, and it was delicious. We really enjoyed our stay here and we may even rent it again for our kids when they come into town!

First, I will start with the lovely staff, there was a little bit of a mixup with our reservation,…read morebut they worked tirelessly to make it right. They are very quick to communicate and on top of everything! The house itself is absolutely stunning with incredible detail blending historic details with modern amenities. The rooms are beautiful and inviting. The main area is ready to host any event and well laid out. Speaking of events, their expert team was setting up for an indoor wedding and it was so beautiful. There are extras such as a pool table, games and a hot tub; all ready for their guests to enjoy. The breakfast offered a variety of breakfast items, meeting the needs of any picky eater. I highly recommend The Blackwell for your stay and even though we are local to it, are planning our next stay!

I have a soft spot for the Flamingo because it's a blast from the past. There is something…read morerefreshing about parking just outside your room door and not having to hump bags up through a lobby and into an elevator. I love the tacky retro room decor, although one might choose a room based on size, bed configuration and distance from the street rather than theme. There was no one in the office when we arrived around 5, but my call was answered promptly and check in was accomplished fairly efficiently. A couple of improvements are required. The king size bed needs 4 pillows to be comfortable for 2 people. We had two in pillowcases and two in shams. I doubt those shams get laundered regularly so I certainly don't want them under the covers with me. Also, there is excess light coming in from the parking lot. I've noticed most hotels are going to roller shades which seem to provide better light blocking. For $80 a night, you could do a lot worse.

This motel was exactly what I was looking for: Centrally located, a bit cheaper than chains, and it…read moredefinitely has that classic motel feel. We stayed in the Route 66 room this time, and I'll undoubtedly stay in this motel again when we visit CDA.

This is a very special bed and breakfast tucked away on a vast land used for farming and ranching…read more As it usually goes the uniqueness and charm comes from the people. Here you will find good people. Talk to them and get to know them during your stay. Also there is a bounty of things to do. From hiking on their 440 acre property that includes a forested mountain or petting and feeding various farm animals, or lounging around a camp fire pit. You'll leave this place feeling like you've discovered a hidden gold mine.

A great location for group events (such as family reunions)!…read more RV spots are all clean and easily accessible. Staff are very welcoming and accommodating. It's lovely having all the access to nature walks and the petting zoo.

My company has a plant in Newport that I need to visit a few times a year. This is my fourth stay…read moreat the Inn at the Lake. There is nothing to compare with in the area. The house and grounds are magnificent, the service warm but discrete. Items that in name brand properties you get charged for are gratis here, without asking. Bottled water and ice in the fridge, Keurig machine and selection in the room, wonderful home-made short cookies on a plate, chips and breakfast bars in a basket in the room, and the best part, their own breakfast blend of coffee already for you to brew loaded up in the coffee machine. It is so nice to wake up to a flavorful strong cup of coffee in the morning, this makes the stay worth it right there. The beds are big, comfortable with high end linen. The bathrooms are big, huge, with terrycloth robes and Egyptian towels. Wifi is great with very good speed (35Mb/s avg.). I've stayed in three different rooms and all had their own warm personality and classic touches. I really like the Mountain penthouse room with the small private deck. They know I'm a smoker and always have an ashtray out there waiting. When I come in the door I'm welcomed by name. So nice after a long drive or flight. When I walk in I know that I don't have to worry about anything, it's already taken care of.

This bed and breakfast is one of the higher class at a very affordable price. Breakfast served hot…read moreto our room. Fresh orange juice, fruit accompanied our breakfast. One of the best features is a fan located in the room that I used since I love to sleep with a fan blowing directly on me at night. What a wonderful stay..

This small BnB was a delight! It's a bit tricky driving up as it's a twisty mountain road and the…read morepavement ends about halfway up the mountain, but the unpaved section was very well maintained and my rental sedan had no issues with it. The view from the HUGE porch is lovely. There's tons of common "hang out" space both inside and out. If you play the piano or a string instrument there are instruments for use and that use is encouraged. There are a few friendly cats on the property. I stayed in a room with a shared bathroom (shared with a couple in the next room) and there was never an issue. The bathroom had sinks with toilet and shower in a separate area with a door, so you could brush teeth while someone was showering with no issue. An extra half bath downstairs was helpful too. The decor was eclectic and fun and always something to look at. (One of the owners designed and created most of it himself.) There's wine out in the afternoon/evening and a lovely coffee and tea bar that's VERY well stocked. Breakfast had two time options and is served in individual servings and, in our case, a platter if fruit to pass. The breakfast was a cinnamon roll bread pudding and a veggie and potato frittata with sliced melon on the side. It was delicious and I enjoyed chatting with the other guests over the meal. Beds were comfy and wifi was solid. (I stayed in the three twins room - be aware that the third twin is lifted above the closet and entryway, so it may be cramped for a larger person.) I truly enjoyed my short stay here and will definitely visit again if I'm in the area!

If you want to be pampered in a place that is funky beautiful, this is the place. The moment we…read morewalked in , we were greeted by Sandy, who treated us as though we were her first guests. I have traveled around the world and stayed in fancier places but the feeling you get from this place is awesome. As an artist , I enjoyed David's, art which hangs on the walls and ceiling . He is also an accomplished sculptor. The decor is homey with artistic touches everywhere. The breakfast was outstanding. There is a huge book library with films and games. One of the best B&B where we've stayed. Dave and Karole

Newly remodeled and spotlessly clean. Easy check-in, all you need is the access code, and the…read moreelectronic lock will let you in! The location is ideal, far enough away from the bustle, but close to everything you need for vacation. The rooms are thematic, and we stayed in the "Mustang Suite ", decorated with several cool horse photos. Coeur D'Alene is a wonderful lakeside community (a huge lake) where you'll find excellent shopping, art galleries, and dozens of restaurants. You can drive up the mountain and see some wonderful views of the lake and countryside . There are parks with some large children's playgrounds. The local populace is very friendly, and they welcome tourists. I only wish we'd stayed at oeast one more day!