Mirabeau Park Hotel & Convention Center

Not sure why this hotel has two Unilocal pages… annoying! Anyway… my review is copied over from what I left on the other one. :)
We selected this hotel on
at 4:00pm on a Saturday afternoon while driving down I-​90 after our plans for the evening changed unexpectedly due to the weather… so our selection was based upon availability only. ha! We were pleasantly surprised, though. :) Our room was comfortable, the beds weren’t awful (very bouncy, without being either soft or firm? Weird, but not the worst hotel bed I’ve ever slept in haha!). The room had been remodeled, though cheaply (for example, they did not replace the worn tables that needed to be refinished, but simply placed a piece of glass over the top of them to prevent further damage). There was a patio with chinsy molded plastic lawn chairs (well, our patio had a SINGLE chinsy molded plastic lawn chair, but we could see that most others had 2), and a courtyard view. It is not set up to actually use the patio, but it *IS* there if you want to step outside for a minute of fresh air.
We had breakfast in the restaurant downstairs before we checked out. The food was good, and the prices were on par with other hotel restaurants. It was nice to not have to wait for a table for Sunday breakfast/​brunch, though, and the service was very quick. :)
The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, both at the front desk as well as in the restaurant.
My only real complaint is the layout of this hotel. Maybe if we had stayed longer, I would have learned my way around, but the layout here is just awful. Totally clunky and just weird. The building, I would guess, was built one addition at a time, so there is no cohesive floor plan or logical place to park. We were told upon check in to park in a side lot or in the back if there was space, but we left our car parked in the front of the building where we parked when we checked in. Looking at their map, I cannot understand how parking in any of their lots would be at all convenient to the room they put us in. Anyway… the layout is just weird, and I’d probably get very lost without the map they gave us (not that it prevented us from wandering around the long way when we first checked in to our room haha!).
One thing I liked, though, was that there is random seating throughout the whole hotel. Random benches, lounge chairs, dining-​style tables, etc. all over the building to hang out at, so it would be a comfortable place to stay with friends and family if you were in town for a few days.
Overall, I’d stay here again, if I got a decent deal. I wouldn’t spend more than $ 85 – 90 a night to stay here, though, because it’s nothing special. :)

Clean rooms, good rates for the area. Staff was pleasant.
Sounded like a rockin’ good time in the bar with a live band when we checked in, but we were too tired to do anything after a 5 hr from the west side.
When we checked in, the front desk said they upgraded us. When we got to the room, it looked exactly like what I had reserved online so I wonder if that’s just part of their spiel now…
We were in the renovated area of the hotel. The room had nice amenities. Big flat screen tv, iPod docking radio, and what seemed like reading lights on each side of the bed, but I couldn’t figure out how to turn them on.
Our room was on the ground floor and had a sliding glass door with a little patio area which would be great when traveling with a dog.

My wife and I plus my parents stayed there for 3 nights over the weekend it was a great selection, especially for the price. We used Hotwire to book 2 rooms and got them for $ 56 a night. I know this hotel has been around for 30+ years so it felt like we were paying original fees.
They have made some nice upgrades to the hotel, the rooms were very nice for a 3+ star hotel. The pool area is very nice and we lucked out because the weather was extremely warm for that time of year. You can’t beat the location either. Right off the freeway and close to the mall and restaurants.
The breakfast at The Max was very good too. I had the chorizo breakfast burrito it is was very good and filling. My wife had the Belgian waffle both mornings and it was a tasty bastard.
Rooms were very quite at night
I will definitely stay here again.
No complaints

We spent three nights at the Mirabeau Park Hotel, which were all very comfortable. Our room was lovely and the bathroom was very nice. For the excellent price we paid for our stay, I expected much less. But this is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in!
The front desk staff and the housekeeping staff were so kind and helpful. We had dinner at the Max once and breakfast there three times. The food is excellent and the staff is very attentive and polite. This is the only hotel in Spokane I plan on staying at. I look forward to coming back!

Beautiful hotel, very quiet, clean with all of the bells and whistles. House keeping quick and professional. Pool and jacuzzi ALWAYS CLEAN. The jets are very powerful. Felt like a good massage.
Gym never full and the beds are extremely comfortable. Spacious rooms with a vanity bowl and mirrors. Could not hear conversations of other ppl talking through the walls.
Cable television and a restaurant is attached to the hotel. Lots of room for parking and nothing is too big or small to ask for. They gladly assist you with a friendly smile. Free wifi, they also have a shuttle that will pick you up from the airport.

We got a free upgrade to executive room. It is spacious and new. Love the stone tile shower. For under $ 100 a night, it is an awesome deal. I would come back here if I’m in the area and if only the price stays the same.
Free wifi but no free breakfast.

it seems the mirabeau park was built in the 70s and most of it remodeled recently. the room my friends and i stayed in, however, had not been changed since it was built. it smelled like mothballs and i got the feeling that old people liked the place because it was a familiar throwback. on the plus side our two double bed room had a balcony and an extra sink/​vanity outside the bathroom.

Found this hotel on priceline and decided to give it a shot. Arriving it was easy to tell that it was an older structure but once inside it has to be one of the best renovations I have seen for a hotel like this. The lobby felt upscale and contemporary and the room didn’t disappoint either. I stayed in their «executive room» which added a few things the standard didn’t. All new carpet, wallpaper, window coverings, furniture… all with a nice high quality look. The bathroom had been completely renovated (except for the toilet) with a new bathtub, the bath surround appeared to be a marble like material and much nicer than most hotels at this price (and some that cost a lot more). Thoughtful features like a light in the shower so it’s nice and bright, a furniture vanity with drawers instead of a countertop attached to the wall, and new satin nickel fixtures instead of institutional feeling chrome all made me feel as if somebody thought out the remodel. More that I liked about the room included the comfortable bed and that my room had an actual sliding door and deck that looked to a courtyard area. I appreciated that maybe the most as many hotels I have stayed at don’t even let you open the window, definitely made the room feel less claustrophobic. Sure, there were reminders this was an older structure such as the popcorn ceiling and the TV was still the old tube type but all the good new stuff easily overshadowed that. Oh, it should be noted the heat/​air conditioning is not the typical window unit that shuts on and off all night long and keeps me up. It still turned on and off but was inside the room and much quieter. Overall, I was left with a good impression and will return in the future.

Comfy beds, big spacious rooms. Would stay here again for sure next time we are in the area.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights during my drive to and from Yellowstone National Park. During the first night, my room was on the smaller side, but the bed was nice and firm and pillows were big and firm.
On the second night, my room was about 20 percent larger.
The sheets were clean and each suite has two sinks. I have sensitive skin so I did like the fact that all soaps, shampoos, etc are Neutrogena which was a nice touch.
They offer free hot breakfast at their very nice looking restaurant. The breakfast was excellent, like something from a cruise ship. Everything was freshly made, except for some of the pastries. Awesome scrambled eggs, tons of freshly cut pineapples and a variety of melons, different types of pastries, baked baby potatoes, sausages, oatmeal, and some freshly made super soft pastry which was coated in a deep purple coloured sauce.
Their service for the breakfast was great too. There were servers coming to my table clearing plates, and pouring water and coffee.
The air conditioning system at this hotel is weak. Just make sure you turn it on before or during you go to bed, especially in the warm summer months.
All in all, the overall quality at this hotel is very good and it’s better than some big name hotels in Vegas.