Here for a friend of the kiddo's bday. Sophia was crazy patient and fantastic with my son when he…read moreeither left his card behind or someone grabbed it thinking it was theirs. Awesome staff.

For a place that should make people happy, it was quite the disappointment overall…read more Only thing going for this place is their outdoor mini-golf. The only reason being is that it's the only outdoor mini course in Spokane. Staff - The only gal who was working was quite pleasant and tried to make the place fun, while three other guys just looked surly and bored to be there. Arcade - The worst I've played at. Over a third of the games were offline or not working. The ones that we tried either errored out or were claw machines. Beware of the claw machines! I overheard a staff member tell another patron that they are on the highest setting for limited payout. We probably tried one that contained various Sonic characters around 30 times, and still wasn't on payout. Prize Counter - pretty sad looking and only tailored to kids, which I get, but a lot of arcades now tend to have a mixture that would lure adults. If we do come back, it would only be for the outside mini golf, but I would rather drive 40 minutes to go to Triple Plays outside mini golf, along with a decent arcade.

Stopped by Flatstick Pub - Spokane around 11am and was seriously impressed right from the start…read more The place was spotless--and I mean truly clean, which is not always a given, especially earlier in the day when places are still ramping up. Big points for that. We went with the pizza and were pleasantly surprised to find a solid gluten-free option, which was both appreciated and well executed. Since that's all we tried food-wise, I won't pretend to judge the full menu--but based on what we had, it's a strong start. The beer selection looked great with plenty of variety, and the whole vibe of the place is just fun. The miniature golf setup is a really cool touch and adds a unique, playful energy that makes this spot stand out from your typical pub. Everything about the experience was positive. I'm holding back that last star only because I want to come back and try more of the menu--which I'm pretty confident will be just as good. Definitely worth checking out.

Didn't try the food, service was good & they were really nice! Ambiance is giving inviting, fun,…read morecan be yourself. I would totally go back if I wasn't 3 states away lol ps: the frog is my favorite lmao!! Named him George.

A lot of additions and upgrades since 2017! We loved the VR…read moreexperience. The bowling alley could use some maintenance because even a 300 bowler isn't that great here but whatever, there's other cool things here. We enjoyed the indoor putt putt golf. The arcade had a lot to offer for all ages. Didn't make it to the zip-line but the employees said it's worth trying out! Between the water slides, the wave pool and the indoor outdoor hot tub, we all had a blast! We will be returning for sure!

Update: Vanessa from Triple Play finally contacted my wife today…read more What is frustrating is that her own message confirms exactly why this situation has been such a mess. She stated that their Sales Manager had a couple digits mixed up in Allison's phone number when he tried calling earlier in the week. That means Triple Play publicly claimed they attempted to reach out and had not received a response, while the real issue was that their own staff had the wrong number -- a phone number they had access to all along through the event planning process. So again, this was not simply "confusion between pass types." This was poor communication, poor follow-through, and poor handling of a group event involving children and families. First the arcade credit issue was not handled correctly at the event. Then the follow-up was mishandled. Then it was publicly framed as if we were not responding, when in reality they had mixed up the phone number. I do appreciate that Vanessa finally spoke with Allison and that they are now working on refunding the remaining arcade credit. That is what should have happened from the beginning. But the fact remains: our group spent over $2,000, the girls were let down in the moment, we had to pay the $225 ourselves to make it right for the kids, and the follow-up only happened after multiple public responses and updates. I am glad they are finally taking steps to correct part of it, but this entire situation still shows why I would strongly warn anyone planning a group event here to get every single detail in writing, verify every promise before arriving, and make sure you know exactly who is responsible if something goes wrong.

I am giving a 4 star simply because of the value. The course itself needs some serious love. The…read moreonly reason I go out here is because they consistently offer a Groupon that is only 20 bucks a person for 18 holes. The greens are dying and the tee boxes are not well maintained. The course is fun with difficult holes amid some easy ones and some overlapping areas. If you are a beginner golfer looking for a quiet slow paced round this is a perfect start.

Beware this is not a "golf course" in the traditional sense of the term. It is a somewhat homemade…read morecourse on a private piece of land. The course reminds me of mini golf in the sense that the obstacles/hazards are not always what you see at a normal course. The fairways of two different holes actually intersect at least one time that I can remember. Overall I can't be upset since the price reflected the course condition. My biggest complaint are the small greens. Very frustrating. I found on most holes you are forced to run the ball off the fairway to get it to stop on the green. My great approach shots were rewarded by a hard bounce off the hard surface of the green and right over it. Don't pay more than $15 for a round or you will be disappointed.

My husband and I moved to the Spokane area earlier this year, so we have been excited to get to…read moreknow the surrounding areas. Coeur d' Alene has been on my list as everyone says how great it is. So, a friend flew to visit over the summer and we spent 2 nights at the resort in their North Wing room. Then another friend came to visit this month, so we returned (with a much better experience). Arrival: Both visits were easy and we self parked. Be aware that there is an elevator from the parking garage to the resort and it is not the same one that will bring you to your room. Easy if you don't have a lot of stuff, but one visit I brought my dog and I could have used a luggage cart. So unload up front and then go park. Check in: Very quick. No wait. On the 2nd stay we were allowed to check in early which was nice. Rooms: North Wing- yikes. It does say on the site it is for the "value minded traveler." It shows. Summer is expensive there and since we were going to be outside the majority of the time it wasn't horrible. However, the room is much like a motel with the window facing a walkway. Ours was right next to the elevator. ugh. The inside was just okay. As others have mentioned, it could use updating. My second stay we stayed in the Lake Tower Room with double beds and fireplace and balcony. It was lovely. Nice room, beds comfortable, but the best was the view. Housekeeping: Unfortunately, both stays no one came to service the room. The Lake Tower even had a button to push when you want it serviced. We were out of the room by late morning and had the button turned on. Oh well. When I called, they did offer to service the room but we were tired and wanted to relax. One minor thing is that there is quite the push for tipping. I believe it came in an email and text. Just thought it was tacky. I've never seen that done before. Amenities: Visited the outdoor Blu pool during the summer. It was busy. My friend and I found an area that was "adults only" (not near the pool) and enjoyed the lake more than the kids in the pool crowd. Restaurants: Dined at Beverly's and Dockside. I will write separate reviews for them. All positive and will be back. The pre fixe dinner (early bird) was a great deal at Beverly's! ***Only policy I would suggest a change on is their charge for pet fee. It's one of the highest I've paid (and I've stayed at 5 star resorts) There is a DAILY $75 fee (someone said they cap at $150). I understand a fee is necessary, but I think that is a bit over the top. Our pup is crated (and prefers it) so does not require that deep level of clean other dogs might need. It might be better to have a standard reasonable fee and then charge the owner if the animal's stay requires additional cleaning.

Coeur d Alene Resort is a beautiful resort. A place of ever changing beauty. There are a multitude…read moreof things to do here. This is our favorite peaceful relaxing spot. We love it here. Making several trips a year here.