The Montvale Hotel
West 1005 First Avenue
Spokane, WA 99201
(509) 747-1919.
A stylish and comfortable hotel with all the fashionable conveniences
to make your stay an experience that will leave a lasting impression.
Begin the experience!
Offering unique amenities and dining experiences, The Montvale Hotel sits
amid downtown Spokane’s most fun and active areas. Warm colors, comfortable
furniture and our dynamic staff greet you as you enter the two-story grand
lobby.
Inside, each room is adorned with an eclectic mix of historic and contemporary
furnishings and offerings. Some of our suites come with LCD flat panel televisions,
fine European art, fireplaces and jetted tubs. View rooms offer visitors vistas
of some of Spokane’s most historic landmarks including the Fox Theater
as well as one of Spokane’s newest arrivals on the entertainment scene,
the Big Easy.
Other hotel amenities include:
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High-speed Internet access
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Conference rooms (900 -2,500 sq. ft.)
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Wi-fi access throughout the hotel
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Finely crafted furniture
The Montvale Hotel is the place to be. Catacombs Pub, Twilight Room late night
wine bar and Far West Billiards all are located within The Montvale Hotel building.
Situated within a newly developing arts and entertainment district, The Montvale
Hotel is within steps of chic restaurants, stylish bars, dance clubs, live
theater and music venues.
Montvale History
Built in 1899 as the first in a series of buildings along West First Avenue,
the Montvale Hotel remains one of the most visible buildings in the area.
The Montvale stands as one of the city's best examples of Spokane's development
at the turn of the century. With the demolition of the Pennington Wing of
the Davenport Hotel, the Montvale has gained the distinction as Spokane’s
oldest hotel.
Built for Judge John Binkley, the Montvale Hotel provided temporary housing
for the swelling influx of miners, laborers etc. to the Spokane area at the
turn of the century. After years of use as a hotel, the building was converted
into a youth hostel during EXPO 1974 to house the masses of visitors to the
Spokane area for that international event.
In 1980, the Montvale's upper floors were closed and the process of dilapidation
began. In 1996, the building was purchased by the ConoverBond Company.
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