DoubleTree by Hilton Spokane City Center

Beautiful location on the river. I chose mountain view which was worth it. The building was under renovations, and they did the best they could. Staff was friendly, and the texting feature was good addition. Signage for the parking lot is obvious once I found it but tricky after leaving the check-in lot. Bed was very comfortable. Bathroom was lovely.

Landscaping noise for hours while I was at the pool. Dirty, un kept, pool bathroom. Noisy wall HVAC unit.

Very nice staff. Great location. Very clean room. Steak house was fabulous.

Immaculately clean, with an “old school” arrival experience complete with the cookie and some water. Also handed a very nice personalized letter of welcome from one of their leaders recognizing me as a Lifetime Diamond. I would have to guess it’s been more than 20 years since I’ve actually stayed at this property. I’m on the quest for the new carrot that Hilton is dangling for the Diamond Reserve status, (even though I’ve been a lifetime Diamond for more than five years). Knowing the property has been around for some time, I was a little nervous to what I would find. The room felt up-to-date and contemporary. The bathroom was immaculate as well. Plumbing worked perfectly with great hot water, and strong shower pressure. After nearly 40 years, it’s very seldom that I’m actually afforded an upgrade anymore, but I was very lucky this time to be afforded a beautiful corner room which had sweeping views of downtown Spokane, and out to the Spokane Valley. I was actually born in Spokane, but moved to the Seattle in 1964, before settling in the Coachella Valley in 2016. Walking around the riverfront park, seeing the gondola at the Spokane Falls, reminded me of my teenage years exploring downtown while visiting grandparents in the summertime. OK, getting sentimental, back to the property. It does appear that there is some slight remodeling happening, but the coffee stand, breakfast area, and snack shop were well equipped, and staffed by a very friendly barista who made my drink in record time. There is a Spencer steakhouse, and while I didn’t have time to enjoy dinner, if it’s of the same caliber of the Hilton at SeaTac airport in Seattle, I’m sure it would be a treat. In the same parking lot as the Spokane convention center, 5 to 10 minute walk to the Spokane Falls observation point, and the gondola over the Falls, which unfortunately I didn’t do this time because of a 5 AM departure tomorrow morning from GEG. Stay here! You won’t regret it.

It was a decent hotel just not the cleanliness in my room but it was in a great location I can't I'll stay there again

So I get to my room a day late I have reservations for two nights and I show up the didn't offer any kind of discount which it's understandable cuz I screwed up not them the place was extremely expensive I thought cuz you have to pay $35 for parking the worst part about it was I couldn't figure out what the smell was so I'm laying there at midnight just trying to go to sleep but the smell just keeps bothering me so I had to get up look all over the room find out there's rotten meat in the fridge then the coffee thing is not been emptied pretty gross kind of upset about that so I go downstairs and I'm expecting them to give me a discount apologize big time because that's disgusting I mean I had to smell that rotten meat all day and now it's one in the morning I'm really tired the guy doesn't even believe me he has long hair he's a young kid it's just rude he says well you can wait for 30 minutes while the maintenance man gets back here and he'll change out the fridge for you I said I don't want to be woken up in 30 minutes you please need to fix this now give me a new room or something and so he's like okay I'll make you change rooms like five hours up so I have to move all my stuff don't get done till 2:30 in the morning and he doesn't even offer me anything besides of room change which you would expect but what he does is he has somebody come up because he doesn't believe me just to verify that it smells like rotten meat thanks for everything I would expect more from a Hilton hotel