The Davenport Tower, Autograph Collection

We had a wonderful stay at the Davenport Tower while in Spokane for a work event. The hotel is beautiful, comfortable, and in a great location—but what truly stood out was the thoughtful service we received from Carls. He made sure our early check-in was arranged smoothly, which made a huge difference for us after a long morning of travel. His attention to detail and kindness didn’t go unnoticed—we felt genuinely cared for and supported before we even stepped through the doors. Thanks to Carls and the rest of the team, we were able to settle in quickly and focus on our event feeling refreshed and ready. We’re so grateful for the warm welcome and would absolutely stay here again!

Nice central location. Had excellent service from Braxton at the front desk and Sutton in the restaurant at breakfast. I was pleasantly surprised as I was upgraded from a regular king room to one of the corner suites. Will definitely stay here again should I return to Spokane.

The hotel was beautiful, and I really loved the safari theme—it added a lot of character. The room itself was nicely decorated and comfortable, but the bathroom was a letdown. The grout was visibly dirty and could’ve easily been cleaned with a steam mop. The shower head was small, leaking, and had mineral buildup, which felt unacceptable for a four-star hotel. We ordered breakfast and the food was decent—not great, but satisfactory. Overall, I wouldn’t return. It just wasn’t worth the price.

Upon first impression it's a lovely hotel, with a grand opening of a fountain to the right and a stained glass wall of giraffes to the left. Although this wall separets the dining area from the walkway, there's more dining tables on the other side of the walkway causing unnecessary congestion as you have to walk through people eating and having a good time just to access the elevator. Now you're in the elevator and you have to scan your room key just to operate it. Found my way to the room, and there was a tare in the sheet. I didn't put that tare there, so I got housekeeping and showed it to her. Upon changing out the sheet, I noticed it was a flat sheet they were using as a fitted one. But wait, there's more. The pool and jacuzzi, located at the bottom of the hotel, was the star attraction. This you gotta see to believe. I though Maybe they had a kiddy hottube and one for adults, but they don't 🫠 I was expecting a lot more from one of the Davenports hotel, and I mean a lot. Staying here made me realize you're paying for just the name and nothing more.

My kid and I stayed at the Davenport Towers for 4 days to attend our best pal's baby shower. We toured the Davenport Hotel, across the street from Davenport Towers, on the very first day and were taken back by how beautiful and detailed the property really is. For any history fans, it was like traveling through time between the architecture, artifacts, and photographs. The shop on the first level had great souvenirs and household items, as well as a great ice cream shop. We bought a box of their soft peanut brittle to take home, it was the best peanut brittle I've ever had! Our room at the Towers was on the 21st floor, overlooking the Steam Plant and the city as a whole. My kid and I have zero standards when it comes to where we sleep and yet we both agreed that the beds were the most comfortable beds we had ever slept in. The shampoo and conditioner as well, I regret not buying my own bottles at the Davenport Hotel shop because my hair was so soft after every shower. We ate twice at the Safari Bar & Grille and the cheese dip was phenomenal, the specialty drinks were dangerously delicious, and the wait staff was so kind and offered recommendations we ultimately loved. I remember Athena specifically for her great smile and welcoming charm. We started every morning at the coffee shop directly across from the bar and whether there was a line or just us, Martha (the barista) had a big smile for every person she spoke to. Her spirit and kindness boosted us up as much as the coffees she made and served. On our last day, my son saw Martha walking away from the coffee area and ran to hug her so that he wouldn't miss the chance to say goodbye. She was an absolute gem and will be one of the focal points of our stories of staying there for years to come. We parked in valet for the whole stay and while every member of the bell staff was kind, quick, and helpful, we held a great regard for Graham. We spoke to him about the area on our very first night and he helped me pre-pack my car the day before we left, as well. Ahead of seeing the inside of the lobby or our room or the facilities, Graham was a brilliant representation of the property at first approach. My kid and I enjoyed the jacuzzi/ pool area one evening and loved the indoor setup with artwork and cozy seating. We especially enjoyed that there was accessibility for the pool and jacuzzi each, for any wheelchair-bound guests that would want to soak. The fitness area as well, directly next to the pool, had great equipment and even a Peloton bike which my kid loved. Everytime we walked through the lobby, we were mesmerized by the design and detail of the decor. It was like walking through a work of art. Last but not least was Shyesta, one of the managers of the Davenport. She was so informative of the area, of the properties, and had such a warm smile for us everytime we passed her. We're pretty sure she was interviewing someone one of the times we'd passed her in the lobby, yet she still met our eyes, smiled greatly, and lifted her hand a bit to say a quick welcome. Leaving this property felt like leaving family in a way. I will be recommending any family/ friends/ acquaintances that visit Spokane to stay at one of these fine properties, though the Davenport Towers made us feel so special and welcome in itself. Wonderful work making 4 days away from home feel like 4 days at a different home.