Direct skybridge access to the Spokane Convention Center
Ultra-comfortable 'Davenport Bed' with Frette Italian linens
Prime location across from Riverfront Park and the Opera House
Quick Take: A polished, industrial-chic convention hotel that feels luxurious until you realize the bathroom has no door.
Reviewed by @Epicfluencer: I was blown away by the sheer scale of the lobby when I walked in. The lighting is dramatic and beautiful, and I spent hours just relaxing by that modern fireplace with a drink. It feels incredibly upscale but still welcoming.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Travelers love the modern vibe, comfy beds, and location, but the bathroom design is a polarizing love-it-or-hate-it feature.
Reality check
The 'Destination Fee' ($20/night) and expensive parking ($28-35/night) add up quickly for a downtown stay.
You are attending a conference and want to roll out of bed into the convention center
You appreciate minimalist, modern design over historic stuffiness
You enjoy a lively lobby scene with a popular terrace bar
Cleanliness & Maintenance
9.2
Housekeeping: Generally excellent daily service, though some guests report missed dust on high ledges.
Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling clean surfaces, but the open shower design leads to wet, potentially slippery floors.
Maintenance: Modern and well-maintained, though the electric blinds occasionally glitch.
Linens & towels: High-end Frette Italian linens are a standout feature—crisp, clean, and luxurious.
Odors & scents: Fresh and neutral; no lingering smoke or musty smells reported.
Sleepability™
7.5SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Hallway noise due to lack of soundproofing at entry
Street/train noise on lower floors facing the city
Before you book
Good to know
There is a mandatory $20/night 'Destination Fee' that includes bike rentals and shuttle service.
Valet parking is ~$35/night; self-parking is ~$28/night in the garage.
The hotel is pet-free (service animals only), unlike the pet-friendly Historic Davenport.
What to pack
Flip flops for the 'commute' to the pool at the sister hotel
A clip-on reading light if you want to read without lighting up the whole room (open bathroom issue)
Room Genie
Best picks
Upper-floor rooms facing Riverfront Park for views and less street noise
Corner rooms for slightly more space and dual-aspect windows
Rooms near the elevator if you are sensitive to noise (thin entry doors)
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would love a high-floor room facing Riverfront Park, away from the elevators. If possible, a corner room would be amazing.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there a pool?
Not on-site. You have access to the pool at the Historic Davenport or Davenport Tower, reachable via a complimentary town car shuttle or a short walk.
Does the hotel serve free breakfast?
No. Breakfast is a la carte or buffet at The Grand Restaurant (~$19-22/person), or you can grab coffee/pastries at the lobby espresso bar.
How bad is the bathroom privacy?
It's a common complaint. The vanity sink is open to the room; the toilet and shower are behind a sliding glass door, but sound and light travel easily.
Is it connected to the Convention Center?
Yes, there is a skybridge connecting the hotel directly to the Spokane Convention Center.
What is the 'Destination Fee'?
A mandatory $20/night fee covering bike rentals, town car service (2-mile radius), gym classes at The Union, and enhanced Wi-Fi.
Are pets allowed?
No, The Davenport Grand is a pet-free property. You'll need to book the Historic Davenport or Davenport Tower if you're bringing a dog.
Insider Tips
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Use the complimentary town car service (included in your resort fee) to get to dinner anywhere within a ~2-mile radius.
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Ask for the 'soft peanut brittle' sample at check-in; it's a signature treat made in-house.
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The 'Grand Terrace' has heated igloos in the winter for outdoor cocktails—reserve these in advance.
5 things to know before you go
💡The shower floor can get dangerously slippery because the half-glass design lets water splash everywhere.
💡The 'Ikea-style' open closet and cabinet under the TV feels cheap compared to the rest of the luxury branding.
💡You might find 'Nestle' water bottles instead of the private-label ones, a small sign of cost-cutting.
💡The blackout curtains are controlled by a wall switch that can be hard to find in the dark.
💡The lobby can get chaotic and loud during large conventions, killing the 'luxury' vibe.
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