I've been coming here since I was in elementary school. I'm in my 30's now and Roller Valley has…read morechanged in good ways. There was a point when Roller Valley was run down. There was incomplete construction, wasted space, and the whole venue smelled like a stinky sock for what seemed like a decade. Now there's a new ownership which has really turned the place around. They cleaned, remodeled, painted, added big screen TVs and arcade gizmos, enlarged the rink, and continues to make improvements. There are still a lot of imperfections and I have complaints, but I will come back here again and again because I always have a good time skating with friends. Recently I've been there on adult night, Thursday. Thank goodness for this 18+ day, because I've skated here many times when there are a bunch of careless kids on the rink that appear to me only as hazards that I have to dodge constantly. The 90's nostalgia that Roller Valley had in the 2010's is mostly gone. The place feels newer and the soundtrack is almost always what the younger generation is into. Song requests are accepted and the result is a smorgasbord of music that I can't relate to. I think this is the reason why I see several skaters wearing noise cancelling earbuds, so they can jam to their preferred music while they roll. Staff is a mixed bag but I expect nothing more as the service industry in today's job market is kind of bonkers. Some staff appear longing to be anywhere else as they impatiently operate the credit card machine, while others rolling around on quad skates sport a cheery smile and happily greet patrons. I liked the food I tried. Gone are the sticky licorice ropes available during my childhood, present are some tasty breaded fries which came recommended. Just another sign that Roller Valley is moving forward and exists in the here and now. My biggest complaints with Roller Valley in 2022 are related to cleanliness and restroom privacy. I repeatedly smelled a moldy odor near the rink's entrance. Another frustration is the lack of urinal partitions in the men's restroom, as well as the extremely short toilet partition which I think I could see over if I were brave enough to sit down. TL;DR: Give Roller Valley a chance. The atmosphere here is relaxed and fun. Things are imperfect, just like us. Don't let that stop you from having good times and making memories.

Super fun atmosphere. I wanted to try something new. I came during their disco country night it was…read morevery fun I enjoyed it. The facility was up kept and everyone was very friendly.

I wanted to provide an update to my stays. So far, I've stayed 3 times in 2026 and have another…read moretrip planned next month! April 2026- We had a Lakeview double with fireplace. Our stay was 4 nights and we booked several experiences for our time there. The first was a 90 minute massage. The massage room overlooks the marina and is beautiful. The massage itself was just okay. He asked the area he should concentrate and actually that area felt the least attended to. However, it was still very relaxing. My friend and I also booked "Hot winter night" at the infinity pool. This was so much fun as they have an adult hour and lucky for us the center above the pool was hosting prom. Yep- we got our dancing queen on. Might have annoyed the cute couples around us, but a girl's gotta dance! We also booked the "Floating in Frequency" on that Sunday morning. It was a small class and we drifted comfortably around the pool to the sound bowls. Highly recommend! Food is great at the resort and Beverly's "Lakeview Menu" is a great deal. Available until 5:30 each day, you get a 3 course meal for $29.99 with an optional wine pairing for $24.95. We had a window view and got to know the local geese (guarding their nests along the edge) June 2026- Had another friend in town and of course wanted her to experience this resort. We stayed 4 nights in Lake Tower and this time had a west facing view which had beautiful sunsets. The outdoor pool had opened, but we only visited once as it was windy and cold. Instead, we booked a "Girl's escape package" This included massages for both, lunch, and a pedicure. We had a great time. July 4th weekend 2026- This was a last minute book for us, and if we planned ahead would have gone for Lake Tower. However, we were pleasantly surprised at our view of the fireworks from the Park Tower Marina room (stay was 3 nights). This was probably the best for us since we had our dog Luna. It didn't have a balcony, so better for her not to hear the load booms. We spent a day at the infinity pool (rented a beach cabana) and ate dinner early. Then spent the time in the room waiting away for the crowds. The show was amazing and I've never been so close to fireworks with such an amazing view. We had an amazing time!

I am writing to share that our recent stay at the Coeur d'Alene Golf & Spa Resort was extremely…read moredisappointing. It has been many years since I have stayed in a room of such low quality, particularly for a high-end resort. I would like to bring the following issues to your attention: 1. The room was small, dark, and outdated. 2. I ordered chocolate-covered strawberries, but none were supplied. 3. The lack of available power outlets was unacceptable for a modern hotel. 4. The bathroom door was extremely difficult to open and close, requiring two hands to move. 5. Our room was next to the pool, and the pool lights remained on all night. Because the windows only had wooden slats with large gaps instead of curtains, the light shone into our room all night, making it very difficult to sleep. 6. The refrigerator temperature was so weak that the water we placed inside was only slightly chilled. 7. The television programming interface was poor, and the audio cut out frequently while trying to select a program. Any one of these issues would be unacceptable on its own, but experiencing all of them demonstrates a disappointing indifference to the comfort of your guests. While I typically avoid leaving negative reviews, I feel compelled to share this feedback so these issues can be addressed. I look forward to your response regarding how this will be resolved.

Good gym, great pool area and the friendly staff clean the floor regularly. Wet sauna is amazing…read moreand the hot tub is legit hot. Weight machines are in good condition and the cost is lower than most gyms - particularly if you go with their family plan.

We hadn't been to the rec center in a year and went last night. The family bathrooms were the…read morenastiest thing I have ever seen. Both floors were covered in debris, mud and some cloudy colored water. The shower floors were so unsanitary and to top everything off...there were little bugs crawling all over the drains in the floor. I don't know what happened in the last year but I will not go back. Disgusting!

Tried this one for the first time today after getting some Red Robin nearby. It's a gorgeous park…read morewith lots of mature trees and shade. The playground and splash pad were a little small, but the playground seemed pretty new with fresh wood chips giving it a nice smell. The kids loved it and it was nice to have small benches to sit on around the fence line. There's a 9 hole frisbee golf course I'll have to come back and try. It looked like a decent course that was well maintained. Also, there was a nice, small basketball court with 4 hoops to play on. Bathrooms were what you'd expect at a large park (clean, but smelled like an outdoor bathroom). There was at least one large gazebo with tables under it and I believe some bbqs.

Spacious, well-maintained, park in the belly of Coeur d'Alene suburban tract housing…read more Modest sized splash pad with plenty of surrounding deciduous trees for your shaded lounging pleasure. Bigger playground area with newer equipment including swings and slides for bigger kids. Careful in the summer as the surfaces get hot. Tons of grass and open area. At the time of this visit they were doing a catered event with bounce houses and little food trucks. Plenty of parking in the lot or on the street. For residential parks this is as good as it gets. :)

Blue Zoo Aquarium in Spokane is a must-visit destination for families and marine life enthusiasts…read more The aquarium offers a diverse range of exhibits, from colorful tropical fish to mesmerizing jellyfish, providing an up-close and educational experience with various aquatic species. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable time for all visitors. With its convenient location and affordable pricing, Blue Zoo Aquarium Spokane is an excellent choice for a fun and engaging outing. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions

I came to Blue Zoo Aquarium with my nephew, and unfortunately, our experience was very…read moredisappointing. First, the admission price is extremely high, especially considering that many of the fish and animals advertised were not even there. What made the experience even worse was an interaction with an older staff member who was extremely rude to my nephew. He became scared while putting his hand in the fish exhibit where the fish nibble on your hand, and instead of handling the situation kindly, she yelled at him. My nephew was so upset that he started crying, and we ultimately decided to leave. The experience was absolutely not worth the money we spent, and unfortunately, we probably won't be returning.

Great park space that is definitely worth a visit! Two playgrounds that are good for slightly older…read morekids and toddlers, several swings, a splash pad and plenty of green park space! A good sized parking lot is located off Tekoa for easy access. There's plenty of open space for picnics if you bring a blanket and one picnic table available with a few trash cans. It was pretty crowded on the day that we visited and park was clean and well maintained.

Very good park for toddlers! Splash pad, restrooms, water fountains, picnic tables, swings, slides,…read moregreen space. Parking lot and shaded areas available. This part of Manito Park is sometimes referred to as Upper Manito. It has the splash pad area. Often people end up at the duck pond playground looking for this part of the park. When I come to this area of the park I generally drive here because Manito Park is quite large. It isnt really a straight shot to get to this wing of the park from the duck pond area. It is on 25th and Tekoa. There are two banks of swings and two play structures. One of the structures is smaller and suitable for toddlers. The larger structure has some fun climbing options for older kids (but not the huge climbing options of lower Manito). This playground can be busy but I have always found people to be really nice and friendly. They encourage their kids to share toys and be kind.

our family was looking for something to do to keep the kids out of the heat for a little while and…read morefound Cheney Lanes on Groupon. We called and they were nice and very accommodating. Everyone we interacted with was helpful and nice. They take a lot of pride and care, you could tell. We got there for a 1pm reservation and got there about 15 minutes early so we could get everyone shoes figured out and food ordered. Rosa's Pizza is inside the alley. We got 2 large pizzas and everyone must've been big fans because there was not even as much as a leftover piece of pepperoni. It was hot and delicious! The bowling screens were new with easy, user friendly prompts and there were several types of games you can choose from. It wasn't a hassle to change the bumpers on and off either. You also get to choose a theme for your bid display bowling screen. We picked disco and ocean, the kids thought that was pretty cool. We used a ramp since we had a kiddo under 5 with us. It's also appreciated that they had 6 pound balls; sometimes we've been to "family friendly" places and they don't have the lighter weight balls because they jam up the pin gatherer or the gutters. Even with varying weights of balls being used on our lane for different ages, we didn't have any issues with the balls getting stuck, or didn't have to call at all for assistance resetting pins. The big display has a countdown on it for the amount of time you paid for and automatically shuts off the lane when you're done. We got done just a big birthday party was coming in and the staff turned all the lanes over very quickly. Will definitely be back again for more fun in the future. Side note: I forgot we had visited Cheney Lanes before in 2020 but it had all been updated and refreshed I didn't recognize it. They did a really good job in there.

I came to go bowling with my family and there was a very rude guy named Anthony…read more he was very rude I was holding the door for him and he was just very rude for touching the glass and he was being very disrespectful and not letting my family get a lane.

Great new park with lots for the kids to do. They have a large swingset that can hold 4 children…read moreand 2 toddlers, different size play houses, a large activity area with slides, climbing spots and walkways, splashpad, covered gazebo and lots of bench seating. There is also lots of green park area to picnic or just spend the day relaxing. Gotta give this park 5 out off 5 stars