You heard it here first: Spokane is heating up. With a newly redesigned riverfront and an influx of Seattleites moving eastward in search of better living, scenic trails and fine dining, this Washington State city is quickly becoming a sought-after destination. And that’s before I’ve even mentioned the gorgeous waterfall that runs through the city centre.
Because of all the buzz, you’ve got your pick of the litter when it comes to hotels in Spokane (one of my favourite hotels in the entire...
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You heard it here first: Spokane is heating up. With a newly redesigned riverfront and an influx of Seattleites moving eastward in search of better living, scenic trails and fine dining, this Washington State city is quickly becoming a sought-after destination. And that’s before I’ve even mentioned the gorgeous waterfall that runs through the city centre.
Because of all the buzz, you’ve got your pick of the litter when it comes to hotels in Spokane (one of my favourite hotels in the entire US is on this list). This is one of those magic cities where there’s plenty to do – the restaurants, wineries and boutique shops are all great – but it’s still easy to get around, get a reservation and get a room.
Get ready to experience all that this fantastic city has to offer. Here’s my pick of the best hotels to stay in Spokane.
The Historic Davenport is easily one of the best hotels in Spokane – and in the entire country. When it was built in...
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The Historic Davenport is easily one of the best hotels in Spokane – and in the entire country. When it was built in 1914, it was the most opulent hotel in the nation, complete with air conditioning and in-room ice water. It narrowly escaped demolition in the early 2000s and has now been restored to all its gilded, Art Deco glory.
The Spanish Renaissance lobby is exquisite, as is the Hall of Doges, a ballroom-like space inspired by the Doge's Palace in Venice. My favourite thing to do here is grab a hot drink at the coffee bar and sit by the fireplace, taking it all in.
Beyond that, be sure to try the hotel’s signature soft peanut brittle from the boutique shop, or sip on a peanut brittle martini at the Peacock Lounge, underneath the spectacular stained-glass ceiling.
If you’re less into Art Deco and more into contemporary modern, you can’t go wrong with the Davenport Grand – it’s...
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If you’re less into Art Deco and more into contemporary modern, you can’t go wrong with the Davenport Grand – it’s in the same family as The Historic, listed above. Supremely chic and centrally located, this spot could double as a movie set. Think flat-screen fireplaces, suites with baby grand pianos and eclectic, colourful art in every nook and cranny.
The Grand is also steps from Spokane’s main attraction: Riverfront Park and Spokane Falls, the longest urban waterfall in the US. A purple gondola floats over the waterfall – definitely take it for a spin – and the park is full of things to do, from trails and vintage carousels to outdoor festivals and concerts.
You could spend your whole trip within five blocks of The Grand and be happy as a clam. (Read: no need to hire a rental car, if you don’t want to.)
The oldest boutique hotel in the city, the Montvale Hotel is another Spokane spot that comes loaded with history,...
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The oldest boutique hotel in the city, the Montvale Hotel is another Spokane spot that comes loaded with history, panache and character. Built in the Romanesque Revival style in 1899, this beauty is still swimming with bold colour, ornate woodworking and fascinating architectural details, like a first-floor atrium.
With just 36 guestrooms across two floors, it’s also got that intimate, cozy boutique vibe. All the guestrooms have large windows and high ceilings, giving you that time-travelling feel when you stay here – minus the in-room fridges and microwaves.
When the weather’s nice and warm, don’t skip out on the complimentary bicycle rentals so you can explore beyond the Montvale, along the nearby Centennial Trail and beyond.
If you’re looking at the best hotels in Spokane through the eras, you can’t skip Mirabeau Park. This spot, further...
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If you’re looking at the best hotels in Spokane through the eras, you can’t skip Mirabeau Park. This spot, further east in Spokane Valley, is all about those 1950s and 1960s mid-century modern vibes.
It’s retro on both the outside and the inside, from the courtyard swimming pool to the plush orange chairs lined up by the Frank Lloyd Wright–esque bar. If you dream of sipping on a dirty martini and listening to some soft jazz, let this be your vintage spot.
The guestrooms tend to be more spacious than your standard hotel. If you’re staying in town for a while, nab a room with a kitchenette, which includes everything from a dishwasher to a full-sized fridge. The hotel also offers complimentary breakfast, free parking and a free shuttle, making your stay in Spokane easy-breezy.
If you love charm and character but want a smaller, more intimate feel than some of the other properties on this...
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If you love charm and character but want a smaller, more intimate feel than some of the other properties on this list, try the Marianna Stoltz House. One of the best boutique hotels in Spokane (and the inland northwest US as a whole), this 1908 gem has just four bedrooms, each with a vintage yet eclectic vibe.
It’s a one-of-a-kind spot that’s gorgeous at every turn, from the veranda and the dining room to the ancient trees that dot the grounds and surround the scenic property.
The cozy B&B is close to Gonzaga University, which in turn connects to all the trails and beautiful green spaces along the Spokane River and to the city centre. If you’re looking for a romantic stay for two, this is one of the best places to stay.
Talk about Instagram-worthy. Very few hotels are both this historic and this gloriously up-to-date, giving this...
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Talk about Instagram-worthy. Very few hotels are both this historic and this gloriously up-to-date, giving this Spokane spot a corner on the market. Built in 1911, the former Willard Hotel has been completely redone and renamed, though the main touches – like the black-and-white mosaic floor, wood moulding and high ceilings – remain.
This place is all class and style, more than earning its spot on my list of the best hotels in Spokane. Heck, there are even multiple elevator lobbies.
With a stay here, you’ll be just a block or so from the equally beautiful and historic Fox Theatre, and it’s another minute or two to Barrister Winery, one of my favourite spots for a glass of local red. Though, honestly, if you had all your nightcaps at the hotel, that’d be totally understandable. The on-site bar feels like a 40s mystery novel ready to unravel.
Ah, another Davenport. If you’ve made it this far down the list, you know the Davenport name is nearly synonymous...
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Ah, another Davenport. If you’ve made it this far down the list, you know the Davenport name is nearly synonymous with the best hotels in Spokane, and The Tower is no exception. But get this: Instead of Art Deco and historic, or chic and luxurious, this one is safari-themed.
One of the truly unique hotels in Spokane, The Tower somehow marries classic and traditional touches – think neutral tones, white linens and heavy drapes – with notes of zebra and leopard print.
If stained-glass giraffes and murals of Africa are your aesthetic, and if you want personality and pizzazz in spades, you’ll be in heaven at The Tower. (Technically, you’ll also be in the city centre, steps from the wonderful eats at Wooden City, People’s Waffle and House of Brunch.)
This gem is yet another Spokane hotel in the Davenport Collection. The Centennial stands apart from its siblings for...
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This gem is yet another Spokane hotel in the Davenport Collection. The Centennial stands apart from its siblings for its windows and wrap-around river views, as well as easy access to Spokane’s impressive sports scene.
Overlooking the north side of the Spokane River and Spokane Falls, the guestrooms here are ultra-modern, with riverfront balconies that provide fantastic water views. This spot also has complimentary bicycle rentals, with trails that run for kilometres right outside the back door.
Here, you’re also mere steps from the Spokane Arena and The Podium, which host sporting events of all sorts. This is one of the best hotels in Spokane for those looking to get out on the town – if you love fast-paced adventure, from sports to exploring the great outdoors, look no further.
For those who’d rather stay in the Spokane Valley, halfway between the rocky Dishman Hills and Antoine Peak, look to...
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For those who’d rather stay in the Spokane Valley, halfway between the rocky Dishman Hills and Antoine Peak, look to this Tru by Hilton. While it may be 16 km from the city centre, bike trails wind just beyond the hotel, connecting you to all of Spokane’s city buzz. Technically, you could ride in the other direction too, all the way to Idaho.
This newish spot pops with colour and fun – think outdoor glass fire pits, pool tables, vibrant working spaces and a playful lounge with board games, giving you and the crew plenty to do.
This is one of the best hotels in Spokane for families and those travelling with small children. If you’re looking for a fun, laidback vibe with all the trusted amenities of a Hilton, this is the place to book.
Halfway between the city centre and the airport, this spot offers the best of both worlds. It’s a little bit away...
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Halfway between the city centre and the airport, this spot offers the best of both worlds. It’s a little bit away from the action but still centrally located, near Spokane’s Finch Arboretum and other excellent green spaces, like Indian Canyon Mystic Falls. If you’re here to do a little day-tripping, put this spot on your shortlist of the best hotels in Spokane.
The hotel is clean, colourful and has its priorities straight. There are fresh-baked cookies and coffee every evening in the lobby, plus complimentary grab-and-go breakfasts in the morning.
I love the suites with fireplaces, but you probably won’t spend much time here relaxing fireside as there’s so much to do in Spokane. And if you stay here, you’re well-positioned to see it all.
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KAYAK’s insights for hotels in Spokane
Discover seasonal trends, ideal booking windows, and other data-driven tips to plan your stay in Spokane with confidence.
Which month has the cheapest hotel rates in Spokane?
Hotels are cheapest in Spokane in February, with average rates of C$ 204. In comparison, May is the most expensive month, with prices at C$ 344.
What is the cheapest day of the week to book a hotel in Spokane?
Wednesday offers the lowest rates in Spokane, with an average nightly price of C$ 239. The highest prices are found on Saturday, with average rates at C$ 292.
How much is a hotel in Spokane for tonight?
The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in Spokane found by KAYAK users in the last 3 days was C$ 94, while a 4-star hotel the lowest price was C$ 186. The cheapest room found overall was for C$ 94.
How much is a hotel in Spokane for this weekend?
The cheapest hotel room in Spokane for the upcoming weekend found on KAYAK in the last 3 days was for C$ 143 per night. For the same dates, 3-star hotel rooms have been found for as low as C$ 143 per night and 4-star hotel rooms from C$ 221 per night.
How early should you book a hotel in Spokane?
Book at least 44 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Spokane hotel.
Cheapest month to stay with an average 26% drop in price.
Most expensive month to stay with an average 25% rise in price.
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KAYAK's top tips for finding Spokane hotel deals
If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Spokane, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper accommodations in Spokane in February and January.
Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Spokane if you stay on a Wednesday. The opposite is true for, Saturday, which is usually the most expensive day.
The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Spokane found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was C$ 149, while the most expensive was C$ 324.
How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their accommodation in Spokane for 1 day.
For travelers who would like to take advantage of Spokane’s natural scenery, choose a hotel near Riverfront Park, a previous World Fair site that is composed of 100 acres and now contains a cable ride that goes over Spokane Falls. The Hotel RL by Red Lion Spokane at the Park is a casual choice that is located directly adjacent to the Spokane River and the park.
To learn about the area’s regional history, pick a hotel near the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, such as the Tiki Lodge that is less than a 10-minute walk away. The museum contains a variety of exhibits that house items related to local art and history, and visitors can tour a mansion on the grounds.
Visiting Spokane with your family? Choose a hotel next to Wonderland Family Fun Center, a complex that has a variety of activities, including laser tag, go-kart racing, and mini-golf. The La Quinta Inn & Suites is a good choice that is only a 10-minute walk away.
The Spokane area is home to more than 30 different golf courses, making it a great place for golfers to visit. If you’re hoping to visit the driving range during your trip, select a hotel next to the popular Downriver Golf Course, like the affordable Motel 6.
If you’d like to do some shopping during your trip, choose a hotel in Downtown Spokane, such as the Oxford Suites. Downtown Spokane has both local boutiques and popular chain stores, including Fringe & Fray and Nordstrom.
If you are traveling to Spokane on business, consider a stay at The Davenport Grand, Autograph Collection. You can utilize the business center and meeting rooms which are fully equipped with audio/visual technology, printing, and fax services.
For those vacationing or traveling with their furry friends, consider booking a room at Oxford Suites Downtown Spokane which is a pet-friendly establishment. It has a two-pet limit and welcomes both cats and dogs at an additional nightly fee. Another ideal base is Double Tree by Hilton Spokane which also welcomes up to two pets at an additional fee and provides treats and waste bags.
Couples looking for a romantic getaway will enjoy their stay at The Historic Davenport, Autograph Collection. The establishment boasts luxurious amenities which will ensure your stay is relaxing and rejuvenating. You will have access to spacious private rooms, and a range of facilities including an indoor pool, a jacuzzi, a luxury spa, and a wellness center offering a sauna. It also features a rooftop terrace and an on-site bar and lounge.
If you're feeling lucky and want to try your hand in casinos, book your stay at Ramada by Wyndham Spokane Airport or Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Spokane which are located conveniently near the Northern Quest Casino where you can gamble, bet, play both cards, and domino games.
For a variety of dining options, book your stay at The Davenport Tower, Autograph Collection. The establishment has an on-site Safari Room Grill and Bar with a menu featuring modern twists for all meals. Food lovers will also have a plethora of dining choices from the variety of restaurants near the property, as it is conveniently located downtown.
FAQs when booking a hotel in Spokane
Which hotels in Spokane are near the Manito Park and Botanical Gardens?
The Madison Inn by Riversage is a casual budget hotel that is only a 12-minute walk to the park and gardens and a five-minute drive to Downtown Spokane. The Quality Inn at the Downtown location is a 15-minute walk to the park and gardens, and it’s located right beside I-90.
Do hotels in Spokane have accessibility services?
DoubleTree by Hilton Spokane City Center and La Quinta Inn & Suites Wyndham Spokane Valley are some hotels that are well adapted to increase accessibility for low mobility guests to their facilities. They have entire units that are wheelchair accessible. The washrooms have lowered sinks and toilet grab rails, and the baths are well adapted with roll-in showers and shower chairs. The upper floors are accessible by elevator.
Which hotels in Spokane offer round-trip shuttle services?
Montvale Hotel, Steam Plant Hotel, and Hampton Inn - Spokane are some hotels that offer free shuttle services to and from the airport to their guests amongst other amenities.
Which hotels in Spokane have a fitness center?
If you are looking to exercise during your trip, consider staying at Hilton Garden Inn Spokane Airport which has Precor equipment featuring personalized viewing screens in the fitness center. The Davenport Tower, Autograph Collection is also an ideal option as the establishment has a fitness center with cardio equipment and free weights.
Do hotels in Spokane offer any outdoor activities?
Yes. For those who want to partake in outdoor activities, book a stay at Centennial Hotel Spokane. You can enjoy recreational activities like hiking trails, fishing, canoeing, cycling, skiing, horse riding, and, bowling. Ruby River Hotel is also an ideal option because it offers hiking, biking, fishing, and hunting activities for outdoorsy people.
What are the best hotels near Spokane Convention Center?
After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Spokane districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Spokane city centre
How can I find hotels near me?
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