Spokane Tribe Resort & Casino

Positive: Very clean. Employees were nice Negative: no buffet in the casino and not much in the way of on site foods. The free coffee and brinks were nice!

Spokane Tribe Resort & Casino is TOP notch! From the minute you arrive and valet host greets you with a smile & kindness, to the resort registration desk where the staff is efficient, kind and welcoming. The rooms are the BEST! Very clean and the most comfortable beds. The casino leaves nothing more to be desired. Machines are fun, clean and many times a winner! There is constant cleaning of areas throughout the casino and the staff is soooo friendly! When hungry there is no reason to consider the casino. There are incredible and yummy restaurants, food bars theiughout. Thank you for making this place my new fav!

My husband and I only hit the casino and we had a wonderful time! The service was really friendly and you could tell there was a community aspect to the crowd and staff. I would return. Only lost a star in my book since there were no tables open for card games in the non-smoking section.

Rooms were adequately furnished, comfortable, and the showers were wonderful! Amenities in the room could use a little bit. There was no microwave or an actual coffee pot. There was a little Keurig for one cup at a time, but the staff did bring a microwave upon request and it done In a timely fashion. And if you're a swimmer the pool was relaxing and felt modern and upscale in design.

Chasing away a $10k bankroll player over lazy floor staff. I have been a consistent player at Spokane Tribe Casino (Player Card #100138337), but after the blatant disrespect I received on February 14th (between 3:00 PM and 4:30 PM), I will not be returning. I am not a casual bettor; I routinely bring a bankroll of $5,000 to $10,000 per session. During this specific session, I was wagering between $200 and $250+ per spin on the Roulette wheel. Despite this level of action, I was subjected to open "whining" and unprofessional complaints from both the Dealer and the Fill-in Pit Boss (who was covering for the regular supervisor). The issue? They found it "inconvenient" to move $1 chips and tried to dictate that I use $5 chips for their own ease of work. It is my money and my prerogative to man