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Triple Play Resort Hotel & Suites — Indoor Water Parks in Spokane

Triple Play Resort Hotel & Suites

4.0(1,205)4.0 out of 5 stars, 1205 reviews Spokane, WA

About Triple Play Resort Hotel & Suites

Triple Play Resort Hotel & Suites offers a convenient on-site stay for families primarily interested in maximizing their time at the adjacent Triple Play indoor activity complex. Its unique value lies in bundling accommodation with activity passes, especially during off-peak seasons (like winter weekdays) when the venue is less crowded and passes may include 'everything inside'. It's positioned as a hub for multi-day indoor family entertainment.

What parents should know

Summarized from real visitor reviews.

Best for: Families prioritizing proximity and convenience to an indoor entertainment complex over hotel room quality.Larger families or groups traveling together who can utilize multi-person suites.Budget-conscious families seeking a 'good rate' for a suite during off-peak times.Families looking for an all-inclusive indoor activity experience, particularly during winter schedules when passes cover 'everything'.Suitable for families with school-aged children (a 6-year-old daughter and 'five grandchildren' were mentioned).

Why families love it

  • Location offers great ease of access to the Triple Play activity complex.
  • Complimentary hot breakfast is available, described by some as plentiful with many hot choices.
  • During slower seasons (e.g., winter weekdays), the activity complex can be 'practically empty', offering a less crowded experience.
  • Hotel offers large suites that can comfortably sleep up to 8 people, potentially at a 'very good rate' during slower periods.
  • Some guests experienced 'amazing' entire hotel staff and courteous individual staff members.
  • 24-hour laundry facilities and a gym are available on-site.

Insider tips

  • Consider visiting during the off-season (e.g., winter weekdays) to experience fewer crowds and potentially better rates/inclusive activity passes.
  • Thoroughly inspect your room upon arrival for cleanliness, bed condition, and functioning amenities (soap dispensers, HVAC, keycard readers). Report issues immediately.
  • Do not rely on late checkout promises; plan accordingly or call exactly at 7 AM, but be prepared for disappointment.
  • If parking is a concern, try to minimize leaving the resort once you've secured a spot.
  • Bring earplugs if you are sensitive to noise from other guests in adjacent rooms.
  • Confirm exactly what activities are included with wristbands/passes for your specific dates, as inclusions can vary by season.

Good to know before you go

  • Families seeking a modern, pristine, or consistently clean hotel room with comfortable beds.
  • Guests who require quiet accommodations, especially if sensitive to noise from other rooms.
  • Travelers who frequently need to leave and return with their vehicle due to severe parking limitations.
  • Those with high expectations for consistent, friendly, and helpful customer service from all staff members.
  • Families who rely on guaranteed late checkouts for water park access on departure day.
Crowds
The resort is 'practically empty' during its slowest season (e.g., winter, Monday around 2 PM).
Value
The hotel rooms are described as 'not inexpensive' and some reviews label the rates as 'inflated' for a hotel perceived as 'old, dingy, and unkept', akin to a ' glorified Motel 6' with 'no pool included' in the room cost. However, a 'huge suite' for 8 people during the slowest season was booked for a 'very good rate'. Activity wristbands were mentioned at $100 per child for two days during the winter schedule, which included 'everything inside'. The value is highly dependent on the season, room type, and whether the inclusive activity passes during slower times justify the overall cost, as the hotel's individual quality often disappoints.
Food
Complimentary hot breakfast is included with the room stay. No information provided regarding outside food or beverages permitted within the activity complex.
Accessibility
No specific accommodations mentioned in the reviews.
Safety
No specific safety measures (e.g., lifeguards, controlled entry/exit, first aid) were mentioned in the reviews.

What parents say

Monica Paulina
1.01.0 out of 5 stars
"Booked a room on 4/19/25. The soap dispensers were not working, the couch bed smelled like urine. The employees seem like they are unhappy. One employee in particular on 4/20/25 gave me the worst service ever. The old skinny white breakfast lady, said her name was Elaine. I had mine and my daughter’s breakfast on the table and got up to use the restroom, when I came back she had thrown my food away. I told her I wasn’t done with my food and didn’t have to throw it away. If it was a mistake I would have understood so I thought she would just apologize but she argued with me instead. Raising he"

2 weeks ago

Leuty Family
1.01.0 out of 5 stars
"Beds are completely worn out with large human shaped impressions. Rooms are dark and dingy. Hotel workers were snarky. The breakfast was subpar for the cost of the room. This hotel should be priced like what it is (an old, dingy, and unkept hotel with no pool included and a mediocre breakfast.) it’s a glorified Motel 6 with inflated rates just so you can go spend more money at Triple Play. We asked upon checking in if we could have late checkout the following day and were told that they gave a limited number, but if we called early we could get one. The next morning we called at 7 am and were"

2 weeks ago

Ron Johnson
4.04.0 out of 5 stars
"The hotel rooms are not inexpensive, but you can pay more. Our room had a couple of issues.The water pressure is odd in our room shower, which was either hot or cold. Breakfast was plentiful and had lots of hot choices. The room was clean. People very nice everywhere."

a month ago

Reviews sourced from public Google data.