Sprague Motel and RV Park

Josh Thomas

Stay as far away from this place as possible!!! The lady who answered the phone did not announce the business and could hardly speak English. Further, has absolutely no idea of the laws surrounding service animals and thus, committed an illegal act per Federal Code and ADA 36.202.

Kristine Wright

It was a nice place to stay. Small, quaint and quiet. Except for my children that is lol. Was welcoming and friendly. The only negative is that trains run past day and night. But, even with them blowing their horns, never bothered us or disturbed our sleep. But, if that will cause sleep disruption for someone, that needs to be taken into account. Ear plugs maybe? Otherwise, it was a very nice stay. Rooms were clean. They have a small refrigerator and microwave. Along with a 2 cup coffee pot and coffee, cups and creamer/sugar packets. Good channel lineup. Overall was a pleasant and enjoyable. I would stay here again.

Troy Foley

The lady that ran the place was super nice. But pretty expensive for a dive motel in the middle of nowhere. There wasn't any shampoo or conditioner for the price that's the last they could do. And they are not 420 friendly.

Dawn Zehr

We got the last available room on a whim for less than the cost of a basic KOA cabin in Spokane and we’re so glad we did. The owner was super nice and accommodating. The room was clean and we appreciated the extra care that went into the little things, such as the perfectly and artfully arranged towels, which were softer and thicker than most budget hotel towels. It was clean and well maintained. I appreciate the refrigerator and microwave in the room. The location was quiet and we enjoyed meeting the Benedictine monks up at the Catholic Church and joined them for Evening Prayer, which was extraordinarily memorable.