Eastern Washington Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Eastern Washington, Washington

"Our room was clean. We have stayed here many times but this stay was disappointing. We weren’t able to get a first floor room in building where we usually stay, the food was not as good and over the past several years we saw a decline. We always loved staying there but this time it was way too busy. Not sure we will return"

"The rooms were clean, and staff were great. The lighting in our room was not great!"

"Get there early limited parking at the site but available additional further down the street. Little tough if you have a truck to fit."

" Clean room, new carpet in halls and room, marble bathroom, staff was friendly, very good breakfast in their restaurant (added cost), valet parking available (we always use it at this hotel). "

"No as good as i thought it was going to be"

"Great location downtown, friendly and helpful staff, clean and comfortable rooms."

"Even though I gave information if the travelers with me they asked me at check in and required my roommates ID. They also required a pet fee after the fact which they refused to take cash for and refused to check me in unless I have them a card to charge to which they could not process with their machine and had to manually enter. Even though it showed completed I then was forced to wait while someone else came to verify on their end that it had give through. It was late and it seemed like every possible way to make the check in process more difficult and inconvenient was employed to which the desk clerk just quoted policy and inability to work around it."

"Everything was great! It was clean and staff were quick and efficient. "

"I failed to read reviews for this one, major lesson learned. Parking was done with a hope and a prayer, breakfast was better just not served. Fasting is the more appropiate breakfast to be had while staying here, but the biggest lesson is just not stay here anymore. I didn't learn this until after paying in full for my stay, but the area is called "Zombie Alley" and for good reason."