Montvale Hotel Spokane

General Information

The Montvale Hotel, the premier shop hotel destination in Spokane, sits amidst the bustling West First Avenue, at the midst of an emerging arts and amusement area. Dozens of restaurants, theaters and music choices are all within a short amble from the guesthouse. Today, the Montvale Hotel features been reborn into a dynamic recent hotel destination. Its historic look, coupled with chic facilities makes the Montvale Hotel a premier site for fun, excitement and most importantly– a night of idyllic rest. The art deco steel canopy at Montvale, planned and built by Spokane artist Hazen Audel, the 2 story magnificent foyer featuring a broad hearth and cosy furniture, and the 2nd and third floor glass atrium all provide the inn a typical ambiance. You'll be left with a lasting impression from the unparalleled blend of up-to-date and historic furniture and accessories in a classic setting. Built in 1899 as the 1st in a series of buildings along West First Avenue, the Montvale Hotel remains one of the plurality visible buildings in the region. The Montvale stands as the best examples of Spokanes development at the turn of the century. With the demolition of the Pennington Wing at the Davenport Hotel, the Montvale features gained the distinction as the oldest hotel in Spokane. Though the architect is unknown, Montvale was constructed for John Binkley, a local judge. and to give temporary housing for the swelling influx of miners and laborers to the Spokane region at the turn of the century. After years of use as a hotel and a youth hostel during Expo 74, the guesthouse sat dormant for 25 years. Conoverbond Development President Rob Brewster bought the structure in 1996 and reconstructed the historic building to its original use. After 10 months of construction, the Montvale Hotel opened January 2005 as the premier hotel in Spokane. The hotel proposes two handicapped-accessible suites. Please demand one whether one is required. The facade table is open twenty-four hrs.