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Ruby River Hotel Romantic Packages

Ruby River Hotel Valentines Day Getaways!

February 6 @ 12:30 pm February 22 @ 5:00 pm PST

Plan a romantic getaway or staycation this February at Ruby River Hotel! Our Romance on the River Package, available from February 6th through the 22nd, includes:

  • Your choice of hotel rooms
  • A bottle of your choice of chilled Champagne or White Wine (or a Red Wine) and two glasses delivered to your room
  • A half dozen decadent chocolate-covered strawberries made in-house by our expert culinary team.
  • A $50 dining credit to use at our elegant in-house restaurant for a romantic dinner for two.

Want to add the package to your existing reservation? Or just the strawberries or wine or both? Call the front desk at 509.326-5577!

About Ruby River Hotel: Enjoy the beauty of the Spokane River from this resort hotel featuring a year-round outdoor hot tub, on-site gourmet restaurant and bar, access to the paved Centennial Trail, modern amenities, and so much more.

Ruby River Hotel

700 N Division St
Spokane, Washington 99202 United States
(509) 326.5577
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