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Spokane Club
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citysearch c.
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I went to the ""club"" to take a tour and was told I could look around since the marketing staff was not available, and the person in charge of the athletic facility was at lunch. As I started looking around I realized how old and worn the facility was. In the main workout area there were old, broken machines in the corner and when I peeked into the tanning rooms, the beds were disgusting. The pool was small and the water looked cloudy, maybe they hadn't cleaned it in a while. The only area that appeared new was the men's locker room; it was large and had a sitting area with a television. There was even a man with a nametag on eating his lunch and enjoying the football game, maybe he was the person in charge of the athletic facility, if so, I thought that was gross. I agree with the earlier comment, take your business elsewhere, strange rules and worn out facility.
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