We stayed for New Years Eve, very nice hotel, great location. The largest drawback was noise. We could hear every footstep of the people above us. It kept us awake as they were up late and got up early to leave. The room is large, nicely appointed, typical Davenport quality. Parking is inconvenient, valet seemed like the best option on a cold night. They use the Davenport parking garage a block away. No hand soap in room, only the liquid stuff. Overall I was impressed, if only one could get a room where there was no noise above. Another amenity I missed was no bathrobe. This is a very nice hotel, it only seems appropriate the have nice cushy bathrobes in the closet to lounge in. No coffee maker in room, free coffee in lobby, and it's not a bad place to hang out.

Small boutique hotel in entertainment district of spokane. Excellent location with regard to food , downtown shopping, and theatres. We were there in the off season so price was under a hundred a night. If you are looking for a special hotel experience, different than modern chains, this is an excellent choice. Very comfortable lobby with free starbucks coffee in the morning and very good coffee cake as well. No coffee machine in the rooom but this is better coffee so going down to get it was worth the effort. I got very good at juggling 2 coffees and two pieces of coffee cake while my spouse lounged around in bed. The room was huge with 14 foot ceilings and very nice decor. They gave us a back room which tended to be a bit dark in the day since it is very close to another building....try for a front room if you can get it. Decor and cleanliness are excellent, staff are friendly, free wireless, romantic lighting in the room. Right across the street from the Davenport Hotel and all of its amenities. Parking is a bit expensive but such is life. I wound up parking in a private lot for much less. Plenty of food options nearby and within easy walk to the theatres in the area. . We enjoyed our stay and would recomend it.

Living in Spokane for the past 10 years, I heard so much about how the Hotel Lusso was a boutique hotel...a gem in the area. So to celebrate Christmas, I booked a Queen room here on a Sunday night in December.

Upon arrival we were greeted and promptly checked in. After getting to our room we found out we were given the keys to the wrong room but that was quickly fixed.

Once we got the right keys, we got into our room to find out we were given the ADA/handicap-friendly room...on a Sunday night when the hotel seemed very quiet/empty (we only saw one other person the whole time we were there). There was no mini-fridge in the room so do not expect to keep any left-overs or drinks chilled during your stay. The room was very tiny - the smallest I have ever stayed in (smaller than cramped NY and Chicago rooms). Very little furniture - just a desk and chair aside from the bed and nightstands. No couch or other seats.

Now on to what was probably the biggest letdown - the view. I opened the curtains to see that we had a grand view of...a side alley. Extremely disappointing. I included a picture I took of this stellar view to show I am not exaggerating in the least bit.

Other downsides include no room service and swimming pool (well there is a swimming pool...across the street at the Davenport Hotel).

I will not be staying here again and will not be recommending it to friends and family; I may have just been placed in the worst room on a night when the hotel was fairly empty, but I do not understand all the hype surrounding this hotel.

My husband and I stayed here for 1 night on our way to Portland. We really enjoyed the atmosphere of this older hotel and the restaurants and bars that are close by. Much more fun than staying by the interstate!! The staff were extremely helpful and polite, our room was comfortable and clean. The only drawback was the view of an alley. Well worth the price that we paid. We will come back again.