Historic Spokane B&B allows guests to use legal marijuana

AUG. 17, 2016 | Mike Prager

An 1899 bed and breakfast in Browne’s Addition features two ghosts, a furniture suite said to have come from a bordello and a smoking patio that is open to modern-day marijuana users.

Owners Louie Flores and Gillian Cranehahn said they are doing their best to meet their guests needs.

They have clientele who come to their 1899 House Bed and Breakfast to take advantage of Washington’s legalization of marijuana.

Historic Spokane B&B allows guests to use legal marijuana