Spokane Hotel Guide - First Interstate Center for the Arts hotels in Spokane, United States of America.

"We waited over 3 1/2 hours past check in to get a room, didn’t get the second room until 9pm. The staff were rude and completely unhelpful. They offered an “upgrade” that turned out to be moldy and smoky. After walking 1/4 mile to get to that room we had to walk all the way back and be told to wait again. The staff were arrogant and unhelpful to us and multiple other guests. This was one of the worst Hotel experiences I’ve ever had. After making us wait so long and show us a filthy room option they offer 2 $15 dollar parking passes."

"Debbie at the front desk was very helpful!"

"Room was clean (once we were able to get into a room), staff was very friendly and as helpful as they could be, no free breakfast, overpriced, parking over priced. Will Never go back "

"Tv in room did not work. Had to follow up with staff twice to get things resolved. The biggest issue however is the proximity to the train tracks which is not directly disclosed anywhere in the description of this place. They do however have ear plugs in the room waiting for you"

"Great stay."

"Hotel did not match the photos or expectations set on Expedia. Room was dark, outdated, and had a musty odor. The carpet was old and unclean, and overall the property is worn down and poorly maintained. The AC was loud, making it difficult to sleep. On top of that, there is a freight train directly behind the hotel, loud enough that the hotel provides guest rooms with ear plugs! The bed was overly soft and dingy. There was only a rough sheet and an extremely thin cover that barely functioned as a comforter. No proper blanket was provided. The bathroom was tiny and outdated. The elevator was very small and clearly very old. This property is not a hotel. It is more like an older motel or motor lodge, with room doors opening directly to an outdoor courtyard. The biggest issue was safety and location. Downtown Spokane in this area felt unsafe, especially late at night, with a significant homeless presence nearby. Parking was off-site a couple blocks away, requiring me to drag luggage through the streets close to midnight. Overall, the property felt rundown and insecure enough that I ended up placing a chair and luggage against the door while trying to sleep. It was the worst hotel experience I’ve ever had. I genuinely worried about cleanliness and left hoping I didn't bring home bed bugs. I arrived around midnight and checked out as soon as the sun rose the next morning. I could not leave fast enough. Beware...this is not Ruby Suites Hotel or the Ruby River Hotel!!!"

"Convenient and comfortable stay in Spokane "

"Amazing room, amazing staff!! If there was a continental breakfast we would stay here every time!"

"I have to apologize for the mess I left in my room "