The Davenport Hotel

Really liked this hotel but the price is steep. Bed was comfortable. I heard it was haunted. Wish I knew more about that. Would have made the stay even better!

First time here while hotel was on spendy side we felt it was worth it. Rooms were spacious. We had king bed which was super comfortable. Bathrooms were large and shower was fantastic. Check in was hassle free and the staff was very informative. Work out facility was pretty basic but then again I didn’t expect much. Pool area was clean but I didn’t have time to take a swim. It was the first time we ever ordered room service and the food was terrific. We will stay here again and also check out other Davenport properties!

If you are in SpoCompton, the Davenport is the only choice for a hotel. A regular room will run you $ 85 a night or a suite for $ 130. The restaurants are the best in the hood. Love the Safari Room. The flat breads are great for dinner or breakfast.
The gym is a disaster if you are into strength training as it is small and focused for Cardio dwellers. The pool is outdated but always clean. Room are great and the beds will have you sleeping like a rock.

The Davenport is lovely, the history very interesting, and the food quite tasty. Unfortunately, my stay in both the Davenport and the Tower have been less than enjoyable when it came to the actual sleeping portion of the evening. It turns out calling about noise makes no difference and I’m partially convinced at this point that security is a made up entity. My husband and I first stayed at the Davenport for our anniversary (we made a point to inform the staff of the special occasion), and were disappointed to be just next door to a suite of people partying into the night. I called the front desk twice with promises of security coming to check on the situation. The noise never ceased.
Then when we tried the Tower just this past weekend, I called twice again due to excessive noise in the room next door. I could literally hear, word for word, the conversation of 5 very loud women who were just «having a Friday night» — which to my husband and I would have been a quiet, peaceful evening away from the stress and noise of our everyday life. I guess the preferences of a loud evening were more important, because the noise remained and security never came.

This hotel is fantastic, it’s grand, luxurious and perfect attention to every detail. It’s a shame we didn’t get to spend more time in the hotel room itself. We really loved the gas fireplace we had in our room, we kept it on all night while we slept.

I don’t know or understand how this hotel can be a first class hotel when it lets full grown dogs in its restaurant to sit alongside eating customers. How considerate is that?

Fantastic hotel. Here for business but I was pleasantly surprised (first time in Spokane). Luxurious bed, rooms are very comfortable and the décor is one of a kind. Lots of thought has gone to this property and I must say that it is phenomenal.
Staff was friendly, attentive and courteous. Recommend this hotel as the location is central!

Stayed here on NYE with my girlfriend — It was absolutely beautiful, comfortable, and epic! — It was everything I hoped it would be!

This will sound strange. The bathrooms have fans. I don’t see that in a lot of places. It is a microcosm of the attention to detail throughout this landmark hotel. Everything is beautiful and the modern touches (do not disturb button) are tastefully integrated into the olden charm of the place.
Service staff is great. No complaints. NYE fireworks from our room were an extra special treat.

I love this hotel! If you appreciate Victorian design you will love the décor of this hotel. Not only is it just breaking taking beautiful the staff are friendly, courteous, and helpful. The beds are also very comfortable which is a big plus for someone who has stayed at many hotels with uncomfortable beds. I plan on visiting the Davenport again next year.

What a gorgeous hotel, a comfortable bed and ideal location for downtown.
My first trip to Spokane and I wanted to stay somewhere downtown, plus we needed to house our 80 pound Doberman. They had good reviews and looked incredible inside, but I was definitely impressed that they took dogs.
First of all the place is absolutely gorgeous inside and our rooms were extremely comfortable and clean. Plus our bathroom was huge and probably one of the nicest I have been in and I travel quite a bit. We had a 6 person walk-​in shower with a tub. You could have had a party in the bathroom alone.
Anyhow they had a large number of people on staff willing to help with whatever it was. The valet guys were extremely helpfully; I used them a lot coming and going throughout the day. The kept the car close and ready for me. Our bell-​hop had our large amount of luggage unloaded with the dog bed before we got to our room on check-​in. Upon departure I called the front desk stating I needed the bell-​hop again and honestly he was there about 3 minutes after I hung up the phone. Wow!
Also the place is with-​in three blocks of the park and seemed to be located close to all of the great restaurants and bars in the area. I was definitely impressed overall and that usually does not happen that often with hotels. If I visit Spokane again I will definitely stay here, not even a question.

Epic.
I have a fondness for the historic hotels, so I’m just going to own that I’m partial to the hoteliers that keep history alive. Taking up an entire block, one is at a loss for words when trying to describe the sheer size of this hotel. The lobby is vast, well appointed, and seating arrangements are such that you actually want to hang out in the lobby and chat (or study or work or wait) for awhile in comfort.
I especially appreciate the ability to meander through the various little shops and the second floor balcony area (where old photos are posted from a bygone era where ladies wore gloves and gentlemen wore tails to special events). If the special occasion rooms are event-​free, you can pop open a door or two or three and peek into the lovely event spaces.
I also appreciate that guest room floors (3^rd floor and up) are secure so strangers aren’t wandering around at all hours of the night. Upon check-​in, was welcomed into my room with the sound of classical music playing from the clock/​radio, turn down service on the bed and little treats awaiting (peanut and chocolate brittle). Robes in the closet, high end shampoos, soaps and lotions to use at your heart’s content, and soft mattresses that make for a good night’s rest (and yes, you can take one home if you’d like to recreate the sleeping cloud in your home).
Staff were attentive and welcoming. Happy hour in the lounge to assist in your post-​flight or post-​meeting relaxation. Plenty of dining options in the hotel or in the immediate area. And surprisingly, the room rate was shockingly affordable.
If only I was wearing a ballgown instead of yoga pants…

«History, Elegance, Beauty, Relaxing, Incredible «
My wife and I stayed at the Davenport Hotel in Spokane Washington last week and were amazed at this Historical site. The front desk personnel were very personable and offered a very fast check-​in process. This luxurious Hotel was clean, modern, quiet, and comfortable. The room was well appointed with a extremely comfortable bed, beautiful shower, and luxurious bath products, The room was very large, and the furniture was antique and beautiful. We had a beautiful view out our windows on the eighth floor of the Steam Company Towers. The architecture in the lobby area of the hotel was breath taking. You will find many side halls, ballrooms, art features, fountains, lounges, corridors, historical photographs, curio cabinets, and many other surprises, each containing a charming tale to explore. Walking through The Davenport Hotel can be a walk through the history of Spokane Washington. And the Breakfast we had every morning was also top notch. This is the most elegant Hotel my wife and I have ever stayed in, throughout all of our travels around the world. If you are ever spending the night in Spokane Washington, you must stay there !

Clean, modern, quiet, and comfortable. Front desk personnel were very personable and offered a quick check-​in process. Our room was on the 10^th floor overlooking the valet parking structure and some train tracks. I was initially apprehensive about being so close to the trains but could barely hear them when I watched them go by. When not actively watching for them I didn’t hear them.
The beds are very comfortable. On the medium soft side with both squishy feather down and firmer synthetic pillows. Overall it offered a great sleeping experience. They even sell the mattresses — I can see why.
Only downside was no coffee pot in the room. Which isn’t such a bad thing as there are some great independent coffee houses just a couple of blocks away.
Tip: Valet parking is only $ 5 more than self-​parking which is across the street. Save yourself the time and effort of going up and down the self parking garage with front door valet parking.

I stayed in the Davenport Tower. I was there as part of a large conference. I arrived about 3pm. The stated check-​in time was 4pm, but they were very nice and put a rush on getting my room ready. When it was, the woman walked all the way across the lobby to present me my room keys. Small, personal gestures like that are a great way to start a stay!
My room was on the 12^th floor. I very rarely heard any noise from the hallway or surrounding rooms, which was a nice surprise. The beds!!! There’s a reason they actually advertise the beds for sale. Those mattresses are lush and amazing.
The bathroom, however, was what I bragged about to my friends. The shower was walk-​in (I joked that it could fit a dozen people) with a high shower head. The temperature control was very easy to use, unlike many hotels, and the hot water got hot fast and maintained that heat. I also want to note that the hair dryer worked without any issue; at so many hotels, this is a problem, so kudos to them. Other nice points: soft and cushy towels, and tissues that were soft and totally usable on noses (unlike what some hotels use, which could double as sandpaper).
I have never been in a hotel that used a light panel for noting privacy or to summon room service. It was nice to not worry about hanging a «privacy» sign on the door handle, as they never stay on. I am easy-​going and just kept the privacy light on during the day so that room service knew their services weren’t needed in the room.
The samples of the famous Davenport peanut brittle were enjoyed, too. I don’t normally like peanut brittle, but their soft version was quite delicious.
My conference kept me so busy that I wasn’t at the hotel during the day, but I knew a very nice refuge awaited me at night.

I had the pleasure of staying at The Davenport Hotel during a recent business trip. I don’t think my visit could have been any nicer.
First off, the interior of this historic building is gorgeous. The common areas are graced with marble and all sorts of interesting and entertaining details including some really cool carvings along the walls and ceilings. The location is within walking distance of plenty of restaurants and bars, a shopping mall and a park complete with suspension bridges and waterfalls!
My room was an appealing combination of historic charm (huge carved bed) and modern luxury. The convention-​sized bathroom was a pleasant surprise — completely updated with large tub, walk-​in shower, plenty of vanity space and my personal favorite, a LOT of towels.
Every staff member I encountered (airport transportation, check in/​out, restaurants, housekeeping) was friendly and helpful. I definitely felt like a welcome guest.
While business travel isn’t my favorite thing to do, staying somewhere like The Davenport makes it fun.

Well, excuuuuuuse me while I stay at this fancy hotel!!! I was SO out of my league here; this is a fancy, upscale, beautiful place. Did I say fancy?
I was passing through for 1 night, and got a really good rate, so this was my hotel of choice. The self-​parking lot is across the street. You park in a garage, then walk out to the sidewalk and down to the hotel (a short walk — about half a block). I am not sure if they offer valet. If you have a lot of luggage, it’s a bit of a pain because the self-​parking lot is not connected to the hotel.
You enter this gorgeous lobby, oh my goodness, it is so beautiful. Check-​in folks were very nice (despite the fact that it was obvious I didn’t belong here — ha ha).
My suite was very nice, very clean, and the linens were luxurious; beds comfy. There was no mini-​frig, no microwave, and I don’t think there was even a little coffee pot. But, the room had everything else.
The bathroom was just insanely gorgeous. There was a HUGE walk in shower with these beautiful tiles and high-​end shampoo, conditioner and body wash. It was so nice and roomy — really spectacular. The sink was separate from the toilet/​shower area, again with high-​end creams. Loved that!
Oh, the BEST. In the evening, a light tap tap tap came on the door. A young lady who looked like Heidi was standing there offering me «turn-​down-​service». I turned down her turn-​down service, but I did accept her little chocolates — which they sell at the hotel and were positively DELICIOUS — it was some kind of peanut brittle. Wonderful.
There are restaurants, bars, and cafes in the lobby — as well as a Starbucks. I didn’t use any of them, but everything looked nice.
This is a great location. We walked around a bit, and walked over to a bar that was nearby. I loved all the buildings along the street — very nice area.
Every now and again, I admit I like luxury. And, this place provided me with that fix. After this stay, I went back to my Fairfield Inns, which are perfectly fine — all I care about is clean!
Stay here and prepare to be wowed!

My work trip to Spokane was filled with crazy fun and hectic schedules and Davenport Hotel provided me with a comfy shelter from the storm, both literally and figuratively, throughout it all.
Happily, my company doesn’t have a room sharing policy, so I was able to spread out and enjoy my classy, lovely room, featuring plenty of drawer space, great sheets, a very comfortable bed and wonderful bath products. Oh, and let’s not forget the Egyptian cotton robes.
The lovely down pillows and warm comforter lulled me off to dreamland in no time. The rest of the hotel is lovely as well. I love the modern yet inviting lobby, with its comfy couches and interesting décor — I especially loved the succulents scattered throughout in silver pots and white lacquer branch candleholders.
The doormen and employees at the front desk were always welcoming and smiley, even when I stumbled in at midnight. When I wanted a cab, one was always hailed instantly, and I always felt like someone was asking me if there was anything I needed.
The gym is on the same floor as a pool and a great lounge area on the forth floor was nice for sunny days.
The hotel is located in the heart of downtown Spokane and within walking distance to plenty of restaurants and bars. It’s a great place for someone who wants to stay central and doesn’t mind really being in the thick of it all.
I’ve stayed at a few hotels in my day, and I’m happy to say that I think the Davenport Hotel is my favorite one yet!

Very, very nice hotel and easily the nicest in Spokane. The rooms are nicely furnished, technology used throughout and the food, bar & coffee options onsite are excellent. Now a Marriott property too.

I started out wanting to hate the place. Went to check in at the Davenport, and went into the lobby and was told my reservation was at the Davenport across the street. Come on I thought… make the names unique.
Anyhow, got checked in and off to my room. Room was excellent size. Bed was comfy, and the shower was large. Wi-​fi was free… can’t believe Hilton still charges for wi-​fi.
Housekeeping excellent… even turned down my bed and left candy on the bed.
What a lovely place.