Wonderful experience on a tour from Spokane to Wallace ID and back to Spokane…read more EXCELLENT!!!

We stayed at Robert's Mansion over the Christmas holiday and had a wonderful time. We stayed in the…read moreRose Room and since there happened to be no other guests that night, they respectfully gave us a run of the mansion. Such a beautiful, tastefully decorated late 1800s Victorian home. Lovely and so nicely decorated for the holidays. The price for what you get is very decent. Very accommodating and friendly staff. They did a nice job preserving the EJ Robert's family history. The billard room has a neat glassed case mini museum of the Robert's history. Romantic yet fun. Great get-away place! We also went to Browne's Tavern right next to the mansion, same owner. We've been here many times and Browne's Tavern has good food depending on what you order. For example, their omelets and salmon with dill... really good, but the hummus plate and flat iron steak...just okay. Overall, nice menu. Lots to chose from. They have friendly servers and a very neat atmosphere along with decent prices. If you show your room key from the mansion, they will take an additional 10% off your food/alcohol bill. Cheers to both places!

I brought my wife to Spokane on a business trip here and we decided to make a romantic weekend out…read moreof it complete with the Bed and Breakfast. This was a wonderful choice. This beautifully restored Victorian Mansion was our best B&B experience yet. The room are tastefully decorated in Victorian antiques. Everything from the claw-footed tub in the bathroom to the ornate chandelier in the dining room made us feel like we had stepped back in time. We would love to come back for one of their Victorian high teas. Every course of the full service breakfast was delicious, especially the dutch babies. The staff was great. Heather, the daughter of the owner, is an excellent cook. She made us feel comfortable and welcome. Looking forward to staying here again.

Have I been through Spokane? Yep. Several times. Do I know anything about it? No!…read more So when I was in Spokane for a recent conference, I was excited to try out Savor Spokane. My co-worker and I were very impressed with our experience. Savor Spokane really seemed to "get" how to handle logistics. They came armed with umbrellas and several tour guides, so that they could divide our huge group into smaller, more intimate groups. Even more impressive, they were able to deploy these groups across the city with an almost military precision, successfully operating a 5-restaurant rotation. Every group had the time (and the space) to properly experience each venue before moving on. Our tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable, and the restaurants/venues were fun. Our favorites were Fire Artisan Pizza (oh, the date/gorgonzola pizza!) and Patit Creek Cellars (oh, the Cambozola!). Steam Plant was okay, as was O'Doherty's. Soulful Soups was surprisingly good. But what was best was the chance to walk around an unfamiliar city, getting to know the other tour participants. If you're in town for a conference, or as a tourist, I recommend giving a Savor Spokane food tour a try.

I've stayed here twice now, and am super happy I have. The hosts are wonderful and the house is…read moregorgeous. I can say my stays have been wonderful for a fairly inexperienced bed and breakfast person. Staying in the recently renovated cottage was great, and is good for those who like to come and go without feeling like you're causing a disturbance in the middle of the night. However, I never felt that way whether I was in the cottage or in the main house. Lily is super friendly and a great cook.

Conrad's B & B was marvelous! The rooms were charming, spacious, clean, & comfortable. Our hostess…read moreLilli was delightful, not intrusive (for the quieter types), and absolutely pleasant. The house is very nice with fun decor. The city is quaint, the B & B quiet, and a quick 30 minute drive to Spokane. The most outstanding features, for me, were Lilli's absolutely scrumptious breakfasts, coffee, and fur babies to visit with! Highly recommend.

Great happy hour and everything we've tried has been very good. The best clam chowder in town!!read more

Comfy, cozy, had 2 great nights' sleep in the Dora Suite. So many nice amenities, too, like Peets…read morecoffee in room (several varieties of tea, also) and biscotti, and a jetted tub for luxurious soaking. Your charming hosts are very detail oriented and take the best care of their guests!

Watch out for scammy memberships. They dont provide proper documentation or disclosures per…read moreWashington State law. RV site was okay, tight, run down, $75 a night with no membership. ​

Place have amenities . Staff is wonderful and very accommodating, showers were hot but need some…read morecleaning . A lady came in just signed the ledger on the laundry, workout room , ladies and men's restroom and left . Family showers are men's restroom so if you're following a family getting a shower and a man needs to use the restroom he needs to wait . Some washers are not working and dryers as well. Also pricey for an overnight electric hookup . " We support the troops slogans" everywhere in the place but no veteran , or military discount . No WiFi .

Beautifully maintained FEE day use only managed by State Parks, open April-October, with Centennial…read moretrail access year round. Camping was removed in 2022. Very busy boat launch, non-motorized launch areas, fishing areas, swim area and lots of grassy area with tons of picnic tables and a sewer dump. Discover Pass, Boat launch & Dump fees.

A pretty amazing find for RV camping. It is now my favorite place to camp. Love the grassy sites…read more Only water and electric hookups but they have a dump on site. Beautiful lake-side sites. Bring your kayak or fishing boat and have fun on the lake. Only 9 miles from downtown Spokane.

A local mountain park great for snowboarders Nd skiers. There is no onsite accommodations so you…read morehave to stay in Spokane area and drive to this mountain. There are two lodges we always go to lodge two. Lodge two is where the lift tickets can be purchased and skis and snowboards can be rented. The people who work here are great. They try to help you to get your tickets and rental quickly so you can enjoy your time on the slopes. During long holidays, it could get crowded very fast. The parking can get full. They have free shuttle ring to bring people to the lodge area. The chairs are well operated; easy to get in and get off. The classes for young kids are a great value. If you are local they have great ski packages and season pass. The teachers are great; all our three kids learned how to ski and snowboard here under the caring instruction of teachers. Richard is one of their favorite teacher. He takes his time, gentle, knowledgeable and build kids confidence while teaching them the skills. The lodge has two sections; one section is where you can order beer and the other section has knly non alcoholic drinks. They have variety of fast food selection; you can also bring your own food and eat on the tables. The lodge can use some face lift and upgrade. The rental area is downstairs and they have good quality ski rentals. The process could be simpler and more automated by using technology The slopes are well maintained in different difficulty levels. The chairs run slower compared to other resorts but they are efficient. The snow is powdered and trimmed well.

I went snowboarding here for my first time today here, it was an all around great time I shredded…read moresome hills had fun with my brothers I ended up smacking my ducking knee hard as shit on the solid snow and went to the Med baby and met this cute ass girl from North Dakota she was a ski patrol girl idk like holayy shit she was smart and funny and just a good caring ass person who helped tf out of me sucks Booty that I didn't get a chance to ask for her number would love to talk to her some more without me being in crucial pain.