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Reopens after $3 million Renovation |
SPOKANE, WASH. � January 21, 2005 - ConoverBond
Development announces the long anticipated opening of the Montvale Hotel.
Built in 1899 and abandoned in 1974, the 36-room Montvale re-opens as both
Spokane�s �oldest� and �newest� hotel.
�Renovating the hotel has been a goal of mine for a long time,� said Spokane Developer and Montvale Hotel Owner, Robert C. Brewster, Jr. �It�s good to finally see the building teaming with activity and welcoming guests. The Montvale is a warm and inviting hotel.� The landmark Montvale Hotel combines turn of the century architecture
with unique furnishings and excellent service. It will focus on providing
guests a comfortable stay while honoring its colorful past. The long forgotten
two-story atrium and balcony have been turned into an �urban lodge-like�
space. Hotel rooms, lobby and atrium all have free high-speed wireless
and network connectivity. Two state-of-the-art conference rooms are available
with drop down screens and projectors. Many of the Montvale�s suites include
flat panel LCD televisions, jetted tubs and fireplaces. In addition to
the hotel�s European artwork and antiques, Spokane-area artists will display
their work in the hotel�s lobby and two-story atrium.
Located in downtown Spokane�s emerging First Avenue arts district, the Montvale Hotel anchors the most popular entertainment area in the city. Rooms offer some of Spokane�s best urban vistas � overlooking landmarks such as the Fox Theater, the Steam Plant and the Big Easy Concert Hall. The Montvale is surrounded by many nightclubs, restaurants and music venues, including Centerstage, Ella�s Supper Club, The Met, and Marilyn�s on Monroe. Deep in the cellar of the hotel, the Catacombs Pub, a European-style restaurant, offers room and catering service for the hotel.
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Contact:
The Montvale Hotel 1005 West First Avenue Spokane, Washington www.montvalehotel.com 509-747-1919 James Mellott
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