1908 Marianna Stoltz House Bed & Breakfast
- Main (509) 483-4316,
- Fax (509) 483-6773,
- Toll Free (800) 978-6587
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We offer coffee, teas and cookies to be enjoyed at your leisure. Awaken to a generous and sumptuous breakfast which may include specialties such as Stoltz House Strada, Puffy Dutch Pancakes with homemade Apple Syrup or Peach Melba Parfait, prepared fresh each morning. Juice, coffee or tea, muffins or homemade granola complete this meal. Choose from four distinctively tasteful bedrooms with king, queen or single beds and private and shared baths. Extra pillows and guest bathrobes add a touch of comfort for our guests. Air conditioning, in room cable TV, guest phone with free local calls, a guest refrigerator, menus for local restaurants are also for your enjoyment.
Free local phone calls ~ cable TV ~ air-conditioning ~ 24 hour beverage center ~ guest refrigerator
Private guest phone line and fax ~ 5 blocks from Gonzaga University, 1 mile from downtown
Early breakfast accommodation ~ Free high speed wireless, long distance and on-site parkingPolicies - All major credit cards accepted.
- A one night's deposit will secure your reservation.
- Refunds are available with a minimum seven day's notice and less a 15% handling charge.
- We require a 50% percent deposit and have a 30 day cancellation policy for multi room reservations which is three or more rooms or three or more nights.
- Gift certificates available
- Check-in is 3 to 6 p.m. or by special arrangement. Check-out is 11 a.m.
- Smoking on the veranda only.
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Welcome to our classic American foursquare home situated on the lovely tree lined streets near Gonzaga University just minutes from Interstate 90. The Marianna Stoltz House has been a peaceful haven for travelers and visiting professionals for fifteen years. We are close to downtown for easy access to the Convention Center, Opera House, Ag Center, the Arena, shopping areas, and we are only four houses from the bus line. Built in 1908, this stately residence surrounded by century old trees displays the best craftsmanship of the day and is listed on the Spokane register of historic landmarks. Once inside, (after pausing on the wide wrap-around veranda), guests encounter high ceilings, oriental rugs, fir woodwork, leaded glass and shining maple floors. Inside, you have exclusive use of the spacious and elegant parlor, sitting and dining rooms, all furnished with oriental rugs and authentic period pieces.