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.

We've been here numerous times over the past few years. It's a great activity with kids, even…read morebetter if you're watching a game (since it's basically a sports bar). Several of the visits were company events and other times were just on our own with family. The experience for events was great! They do drink tickets which makes it an easy ordering experience. We've had the pizza and apps, which were fine (nothing super special). The beer & cider selection is a good variety - a nice mix of local and WA options too. We've had a couple not great experiences with the actual golfing reservations (and be prepared it's only a few holes) but I suggest coming for bingo or trivia - much more fun. We haven't done the virtual golf option or darts yet but it's nice that it's there.

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!

Positives: The 6 pm and on waterpark pass is a pretty good…read moredeal, I take my kids here a lot in the winter. The bowling alley is clean compared to most bowling alleys and they have lanes for super little kids. It's a fun way to spend the day, albeit very expensive. Cons: The arcade was a let down. I had the $7.50 arcade credit and most of the games I wanted to play were broken/not working. But able to take my money. The lady at the counter was helpful in refunding it but it was still annoying. We tried to play 2 player games but every time one of the games wasn't working so we had to do it separately which isn't as fun. Plus all the games are insanely expensive like $3-7 for maybe a 1-3 min game. We reloaded our wrist bands and it seemed all the games make it so you have to keep putting money on your wristband and can't quite play any game without doing that OR you just leave without using the full amount that you paid because there aren't any games that cost less than what's left on your wristband. Mini golf was alright All in all, it's a fun family place but some improvements could be made for sure!

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.

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.