Hotels in Sprague

"Door didnt lock in the back so you didnt need your keycard to get in the building and had access to the rooms. Unsafe. Dryer didnt work and they couldnt just exhange it. They offered to switch rooms, but with a baby and an animal, i chose to stay in the room I was already in. Breakfast was more of a leftovers snack bar. Bread, dry cereal, yogurt. Thats not breakfast. "

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"The hotel overall is pretty clean. Not a lot of options in Ritzville for hotels. My biggest complaint is the breakfast. There’s a reason it’s complimentary, it was cold and wasn’t good"

"Put me in room with 1 bed when i showed my reservation stating 2 beds! 2 people had to sleep on the floor. Will never stay here again."

"Breakfast was great! I hope you keep serving those potato’s too! No complaints at all-wonderful place to stay."

"A bare bones experience. No amenities like hairdryer, tissues, iron, or fridge. For the price and sketchy location, definitely not worth the price. I was alone, and the location (behind other buildings and next to the railroad tracks) set the setting for a Dateline episode in my mind. It was dark and scary, especially at night. Maybe great for truck drivers or guys on a road trip, but not a great environment for single women or families. Regardless of how old and run down the place was, I have to admit it was clean. So kudos there. Front desk person (not sure if owner) was very pleasant and helpful when I asked for a hairdryer and iron."

"Great place to stay, but I wish I’d known the “kitchenette” wasn’t set up to prepare food at all, as I would have brought what I needed from home. There was a full-sized fridge and microwave, as well as dishes and utensils as advertised, but only the coffee mugs were microwave safe (the rest of the dishes were plastic - not the kind that even claims to be microwave safe), and there weren’t any cooking implements. No larger bowls or spoons, not even a can opener. Otherwise, the place was excellent - very clean and functional, great location with easy walking access to many restaurants and the EWU campus. I also wish I’d been given more than a couple hours notice that it was a contactless check in - it all worked very smoothly, but I was already traveling by the time they sent an email explaining the system, so I wandered the building for a while trying to find someone before finally getting into my email to look for a phone number to call, which is when I found the (very clear) instructions."

"This is a nice place. It is right on the interstate so convenient but you can hear the traffic."

"Great one night stay while traveling. Old and quaint, well taken care of. You can see they take pride and maintaining the property. I suggest sleeping with earplugs anywhere along this corridor, as there is a lot of train traffic. We are up and out of there early in the morning to hit the road so we did not take advantage of the breakfast."