California Travel: Spokane Hotels And Motels
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Spokane is Washingtons second largest city, and has one of the largest trade areas in the nation, as people within a 400 square mile radius routinely travel to the city to do business. Several ski areas are nearby and over fifty golf courses in the area keep golfers busy most of the year. The city of Spokane is truly unique with many old Victorian neighborhoods and groves of evergreens and aspens all over the city. Like any bustling metropolis, Spokane has all kinds of accommodations and convention facilities for its visitors.
Spokanes 100-acre Riverfront Park in the heart of downtown Spokane was the site of the 1974 Worlds Fair and still offers many great attractions for visitors today. In the winter, a huge ice skating rink is open in the center of the park. Gondola rides across the cascading river are popular during the summer, and an IMAX theater in the park offers many seasonal attractions. Many fine hotels exist around the park and are close to shopping, business, and great dining.
The outskirts of Spokane are home to many high tech industries, and many hotels and motels are there to serve business travelers. High speed Internet access is standard at many of the motels and hotels, as are free continental breakfasts and in-room movies. There are also many motels that are designed for long term stays and have full kitchens with utensils, plates, and other comforts of home. Hotels close to the Spokane airport also offer free shuttle service to and from the airport.
Visit Spokane Online
If you have never been to Spokane, you can get a good idea about it online. You can see color pictures of the downtown area, of hotel rooms and recreational facilities, and get restaurant reviews of local restaurants. You can also see lists of available accommodations and get real-time room rates. Secure online reservation forms are easy to uses, and when you book a room, you will receive an immediate online confirmation.
Posted on: Friday, June 20, 2008 at 3:13 pm 
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