European · Spokane, WA
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Since 1899, the boiler room has been part of the Montvale Hotel's colorful history. In addition to being built as a hotel for silver miners, the Montvale Hotel has served as a hardware store, apartments, and even a bordello! Industrialist Henry J. Kaiser was fired from his first job at Kilmer and Son's, the Montvale's long time first floor hardware store. Kaiser is known for the construction of the Spruce Goose, San Francisco's Bay Bridge and Hoover Dam. The last guests to stay at the Montvale Hotel were employees of Expo '74.
Fully renovated in 2005, the 36-room Montvale Hotel is listed on both the Spokane and National Registers of Historic Places and proudly stands as Spokane's oldest standing hotel building. Please feel free to take a tour of the Montvale's historic atrium. Ask the front desk to see a room!
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Not a bad place, limited menu is satisfactory but the service is glacial at best. Been there many times and done waiting.
Excellent value. Great food. Quaint. Very reasonable pricing. Friendly service. My wife and I dine here about once a month.
As already stated this place is wonderful! Truly an experience rather than just eating. You feel welcome and you want to tarry, linger,savor and enjoy. I can't wait to share this find with friends and family.
Fantastic Restaurant. Highly recommend
The Viking has an excellent atmosphere and beer list. This is the bar to go to if you want to try an assortment of imported beers. The food is very good as well, the hot wings are all hot, including the teriyaki wings!
Good German food, friendly service and I've been going there for YEARS.
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