Gonzaga District · Spokane, WA
The whole second floor of a newly remodeled 1900s Victorian, with your own keyed entry, three rooms, a coffee and tea bar, and a short walk to campus and downtown.
The Loft
Head up the stairs to a private loft filled with plants and vintage finds. It's newly renovated throughout, with a private bathroom, fast Wi-Fi, a workspace, and a kitchenette stocked with coffee, tea and oatmeal. Every guest gets their own unique door code for the stay.
Queen bed
Full bed
Futon that converts to a full bed, plus the coffee and tea bar
Coffee & kitchenette
A kitchenette with a mini fridge, sink, coffee maker, kettle and microwave, stocked with coffee, tea and oatmeal. In spring, the window frames a tree full of blossoms.
Bathroom
Your own bathroom with deep blue subway tile and a glass walk-in shower, just for your group.
Lounge
The third room is a cozy lounge with a futon that folds out to a full bed, so a fourth guest has a real place to sleep.
Amenities
The house
Rochelle is a lifelong gardener, and it shows: roses, raised vegetable beds and a grape arbor lead you up to the yellow front door and porch.
Photo tour
Guest favorite
A top-10% rated home on Airbnb. Guests keep coming back for the comfort, the spotless rooms and Rochelle's hospitality.
A little history
The Logan neighborhood was laid out in the 1880s as one of downtown's first suburbs, with wide streets and landscaped boulevards. Gonzaga College opened here in 1887 and grew into the university that defines the district today.
Walk the tree-lined blocks and you'll see Queen Anne, Craftsman and Foursquare homes from the early 1900s, the twin spires of St. Aloysius Church, and Bing Crosby's boyhood home, now a free museum on campus. Down on Hamilton Street, Jack & Dan's has been pouring since the end of Prohibition.
Why “Billiken”? The Billiken is a cheerful good-luck figure patented in 1908 by Kansas City artist Florence Pretz, and it became a nationwide craze. Look for the little golden one on the loft's shelf.
Walk everywhere
Gonzaga's campus, Hamilton Street's restaurants and the Centennial Trail along the Spokane River are all an easy walk. Downtown and Riverfront Park are a longer stroll or a quick ride.
Illustrated map. Walk times are estimates.
Location
The Billiken Inn sits in Spokane's Logan Neighborhood, close to Gonzaga University and downtown. Restaurants, bars and a grocery store are nearby, and it's easy to get around by foot, bus, bike, scooter or rideshare.
Book your stay
See live availability and pricing, read all 295 guest reviews, and reserve the loft through Rochelle's Airbnb listing.
Good to know
The guest making the reservation must be at least 21.
The loft is up a flight of stairs.
Being this close to Gonzaga, the neighborhood can get lively during holidays, games and graduation.
Rochelle lives in the main unit downstairs and is available day or night.
Billiken Inn B&B · Your host
I love travel, cooking, gardening, great food and adventure, and I've been welcoming guests to the Billiken Inn for five years. I'm available for anything you need during your stay, and I can't wait to host you.