Luggage storage Spokane

Store Your Luggage Around Spokane With Bounce

For anyone interested in history, art, natural wonders, shopping, and fine dining, Spokane will be a pleasurable place to visit. Located in the northeastern region of the state of Washington, Spokane truly has a surplus of incredible things to do. It's a city that's come a long way since it was christened as the Gateway to the American West when it was a far-flung fur trading post and pioneer stopping-off point.

Now Spokane has amazing cultural amenities consisting of fifteen museums, numerous art galleries, several theaters, and enough public green spaces to wear the soles of your shoes thin if you walked around them all. Don't be surprised if you find yourself crooning while you explore. It could be something in the air causing it or the lingering influence of the ever-popular, but late, Spokane-born singer, Bing Crosby.

Spokane isn't a city where you'll be comfortable carting your bags around with you. Most of the museums have strict rules about entering with bags and anything larger than a small one is a no-no. Don't compromise your time or your muscles. Leave your suitcase at a Bounce luggage storage service in Spokane. Your bags will be safe and out of your hands.

Luggage Storage In Spokane

What is the Bounce luggage storage service all about? The answer is simple. Bounce provides luggage lockers for you to store your bags in that are conveniently located, secure and economical to hire. You'll find a Bounce luggage service in Spokane where you need it most and that goes for most other states across North America and around the world. Bounce luggage lockers are always located in easy to find key points like stations, airports, and city centers, so you don't ever have to carry your bags very far.

Spokane City Guide

Top Things To Do

There are two words that sum up Spokane's cultural activities and they are first class. In Spokane you'll come across superb museums like the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, the Mobius Children's Museum, and of course, the Bing Crosby House Museum, and that's naming just three. There are fantastic shopping opportunities and for eating out, an endless selection of amazing restaurants you'll want to revisit time and time again.

Museums

If you wanted to visit all of the museums in Spokane you'd probably need to be there for a month. The diversity of the topics they cover is wide so you're guaranteed to find one that interests you or where you can learn something new about the past or the natural world.

• The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture: The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture is Spokane's premier museum. The MAC is dedicated to preserving the heritage and culture of the Northwest Inland people. On display in the museum are around a million artifacts which include artworks, documents, and photographs pieced together over several decades from America, Europe, and Asia.
• Carr's One of a Kind Museum: Carr's One of a Kind Museum is a privately owned museum that exhibits, as you may have deduced from the name, stuff there's only one of anywhere in the world. This very specific collection contains an eclectic mix of artifacts which include a car that belonged to Elvis, a limo owned by Jackie Gleason, and a never-ending list of weird and wonderful things you'd think no-one would ever want to collect.
• The Bing Crosby House Museum: The Bing Crosby House Museum stands on the campus of Gonzaga University. It's open only a few hours four days a week. You can check the times on the university website. In the house, you'll be able to peruse over two hundred artifacts related to the singer that are displayed in this hundred–and–ten-year-old house. The collection includes gold discs and an  Oscar awarded to Bing for his part in the film, Going My Way.

Shopping

Set out to go shopping in Spokane and you'll come across every type of store in existence. From huge indoor malls to market stalls, boutiques stocking big-name designer stuff as well as names you'll not have heard of yet, antique shops and vintage – okay, second-hand – stores. You really need to get your roller skates on to be able to whizz around them all.

• River Park Square: River Park Square is an area in Downtown Spokane where you'll find the stores lining the sides of a large plaza. It's outdoor shopping so not so great if the weather is bad, but good when it's warm as there are pavement cafes where you can sit and take a break from the exhausting task of retail therapy.
• Spokane Valley Mall: The Spokane Valley Mall is a huge, glass-fronted indoor shopping mall crammed wall to wall with big-name stores. Here you'll find H & M, Macy's, and Sears as well as countless smaller shops selling a wide variety of goods. It's a great place to go all day shopping in when it's raining or cold enough to freeze your ears to your hat outside.
• New Moon Art Gallery: The New Moon Art Gallery is a great place to go shopping especially when you're stuck for souvenir or quality gift ideas. The gallery is housed in the historic Liberty Building and exhibits paintings by local, upcoming artists and items handmade by Spokane artisans. If you want to take something different home from Spokane rather than the customary keyring or postcard, you'll find it here.   

Dining

It doesn't matter which part of Spokane you're in, you'll find a decent restaurant on every corner and halfway down the street too. Most follow the all-American influence though you will find several serving dishes with a dash of Mediterranean flair and the odd spicy Indian curry here and there.

• Wild Sage Bistro: The Wild Sage Bistro is a cozy joint that serves upmarket American food. If you like fine dining you'll enjoy eating here. Following the farm-to-table criteria and inspired by the seasons, this posh bistro dishes up exciting plates of food like Yukon taquitos, Alaskan halibut, Creole shrimp, and if you're a meat fan, an excellent filet mignon.
• Clinkerdagger: If what you're looking at out of the window of a restaurant is as important to you as what's on your plate, go to Clinkerdagger. From this restaurant you'll have superb views of the Spokane skyline to look at while you're digging into a plate of lobster tails, a bowl of clam chowder or a rock salt roasted prime rib.  
• Top of India: Spice up your stay in Spokane with dinner at the Top of India. This restaurant serves traditional Indian dishes like Chicken Tikka Masala, Saag Paneer, homebaked naan breads, and a wealth of other plates which will leave beads of perspiration gathering along your top lip. This is not the eatery for you if you don't like spicy food.