Spokane
Davenport Hotel, Autograph Collection
A restored 1914 grand hotel downtown, the kind of lobby that makes you stop and look up.
A waterfall runs through downtown
Spokane's biggest surprise is the waterfall running right through the middle of downtown. Riverfront Park, built for the 1974 World's Fair, wraps around Spokane Falls and gives the whole city center a green, riverside feel that most cities its size do not have.
It sits on the dry, forested side of Washington, closer in feel to the inland Northwest than to Seattle's coastal cities. That makes it a natural stop on a route toward Montana or Idaho's panhandle, and downtown's historic hotels are some of the best-preserved in the region.
A restored 1914 grand hotel downtown, the kind of lobby that makes you stop and look up.
Walking distance to Riverfront Park and Spokane Falls, a reliable mid-range downtown option.
The modern sister property to the historic Davenport, with a rooftop deck overlooking downtown.
Yes. Riverfront Park, the historic hotel district, and downtown restaurants are all within a short walk of each other, connected by the Centennial Trail along the river.
Yes. It sits roughly halfway along Interstate 90 between Seattle and Glacier National Park, making it a natural overnight stop on a longer Northwest road trip.