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Since its founding in 1890, the Spokane Club has been a vital resource for business, civic, and community leaders of Spokane. Today, as the premier business, fitness and social club of Spokane, the Club is dedicated to nurturing the highest quality of life for its members. Eat well, play well and live well at the Spokane Club.
Located
in the heart of the city, the Spokane Club Downtown offers members the
very best of city club amenities: private dining in the award-winning
Burgundy's restaurant, state-of-the art athletic facilities, a charming
boutique-style hotel and a full service, in-house catering department.
Personalized, dedicated service
and a full roster of activities, events and classes nurture both the
personal and professional lives of our members. Within easy walking
distance to Riverfront Park, shopping, theaters, art galleries and the
business district, the downtown Club is the perfect respite for
members, as well as out-of-towners traveling for business or pleasure.
For
Spokane's finest tennis courts-indoor and outdoor-the Spokane Club's
Valley location is incomparable. A gorgeous, all-new conditioning room,
handball courts and a newly renovated Child Sitting area make this
location a great choice for both athletes and active families.
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