Roberts Mansion Bed & Breakfast and Event Facility

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1923 West 1st Avenue
Spokane WA 99201

(509) 456-8839
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Innkeepers: Mary Moltke

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Roberts Mansion Bed & Breakfast and Event Facility a Spokane, WA Bed & Breakfast

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Built in 1889, the E.J. Roberts Mansion in Spokane, WA boasts of 5 fireplaces, 23 rooms, and 8 balconies. We are just 10 minutes from the airport, and walking distance to Spokane's downtown area. The parlor, dinning room, billiards room and library all feature an astonishing array of antiques. Additionally, guests can enjoy a stroll in the extensive formal garden or retire to the secluded secret garden. The Mansion has also been featured on HGTV and front covers of National magazines. Others book you a room, but we give you a Mansion.

Activities & Attractions
Antique Shops	Antiquing	Beach	Biking
Bird Watching	Boating	Casino	Cross-Country Skiing
Fine Dining	Fishing	Golfing	Hiking
Historical Sites	Historical Tours	Hunting	Lake
Museum/Galleries	Outlet Stores	Picnic Areas	River
Sailing	Shopping	Sight-seeing	Ski Area
Skiing	Sports Arena	Theatre/ Concerts/ Performances	Vineyard/Winery
Wildlife Preserves	Winter Sports

Amenities
(Amenities may not apply to all rooms - Please Inquire)

Afternoon Tea

Air Conditioned

Antiques

Car Not Required

Conference Room(s)

Copier

Fax

Fireplace in Common Area

Gardens

Gardens (at inn)

Guest Telephone

High Speed Data Port

King Bed

Library

Massage Available

Meeting Facilities

Microwave

Parking

Piano

Private Baths

Public Transportation

Queen Bed

Shared Baths

Wireless Internet

Inn Known For
Fall Foliage	Family Travel	Gay/Lesbian Travel	Girlfriends Getaways
Gourmet Cuisine	Group Events	Honeymoons	National Register of Historic Places
Receptions	Romantic Escapes	Victorian Teas	Victorian venue
Weddings/Vow Renewals

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Travelers Checks

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Inspections/Associations

Inspections

Washington Bed & Breakfast Guild

Associations

Washington Bed & Breakfast Guild

Languages Spoken By Innkeeper
English

Meals
Full Gourmet Breakfast	Luncheons
Gourmet breakfast served on house china in our beautiful dining room.

Policies
Check In Policy:
Check in is after 3:00 pm
Check Out Policy:
Check out is by 11:00 am unless other arrangements are made
Cancellation Policy:
We have a 72 hour cancellation policy.
Children: Children ages 6+
Parents are expected to monitor their children at all times given the nature of many expensive antiques throughout the Mansion.
Childcare: No
Deposit Policy:
Deposit of One Night's Stay is required to hold a reservation (Individual suite pricing per night plus tax).
No Pets Allowed
Pets Living At Inn: No
Smoking: Outside
Smoking is allowed outside on the back porch.

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Posted By Will C on 10/15/2008

This is an amazing home and really like stepping back in time. Lovingly restored but what really sets it apart is the wonderful breakfasts. Really first rate food and presentation and a fantastic way to start the day on a lazy weekend getaway. A great value compared to just a hotel with a great location right by the art museum.

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Posted By bryndy on 05/05/2008

My fiancée and I stayed there for four days and loved every minute of it. Mary was the kindest and most hospitable person I have ever meet. I never stayed in a bed and breakfast before because I didn’t think I would feel comfortable with the idea of sleeping in a house with strangers but I rapidly learned this was an unwarranted concern. There was a great deal of privacy and it was nice to meet and converse with others staying there; additionally, we were afforded all the privacy I wanted. The cold, plain, and impersonal accommodations of a hotel cannot possibly compare to the charm and comfort of this place. The accommodations were outstanding and the food was delicious. I am sure all bed and breakfast places offer their own charm and delectable foods but there is one thing I am sure others can’t offer-Mary, the proprietor. She was so kind, so accommodating, so informative, and so amazing. Allow me to briefly describe two instances to illustrate how she does the simple things others wouldn’t. We came by at three pm for some scones and tea but we wanted to watch the Kentucky Derby downstairs before eating them. We told Mary that we would be back up after the race. Not five minutes later here comes Mary with a tray full of scones and tea for us. She didn’t have to do that but she went the extra mile to bring us our treats. Sunday we were ten minutes late for breakfast and everyone had already left. The patrons were gone and Mary went to watch the Bloomsday race. We thought we missed breakfast so we stayed in the library and looked as some of the books and spoke with one another. As soon as Mary returned and saw us she immediately went into the kitchen and fixed breakfast for us. She sat down and talked with us for awhile. She is a great conversationalist and I admire her ability to remember peoples’ names. She is lively, personable, energetic, and passionate about her work. The art work and restoration of this home is awe inspiring. One can’t help but feel they lived during this era as they stay in this home. I live in Louisville Kentucky and when I showed the pictures to my mom she wanted to go there and stay so she actively pursuing that possibility. Well worth the stay and you would really be missing out if you chose to stay anywhere else. Bryndy Louisville Kentucky