The two-pearl Budget Inn in downtown Flagstaff is a no-frills property off historic Route 66, within walking distance of restaurants and Northern Arizona University. Its 38 rooms, some of which have views of the surrounding mountains, come with mini-fridges, microwaves, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is a good stopover for travelers en route to the Grand Canyon and other points south, or for those visiting the nearby university or looking to ski and snowboard at Snowbowl, which is a 15-minute drive away. Rates are among the lowest in town, but travelers could also check out the Days Hotel Flagstaff, which has a restaurant, indoor pool, whirlpool, and sauna for slightly higher rates.
The two-pearl Budget Inn in downtown Flagstaff is a no-frills property off historic Route 66, within walking distance of restaurants and Northern Arizona University. Its 38 rooms, some of which have views of the surrounding mountains, come with mini-fridges, microwaves, flat-screen TVs, and free Wi-Fi. The hotel is a good stopover for travelers en route to the Grand Canyon and other points south, or for those visiting the nearby university or looking to ski and snowboard at Snowbowl, which is a 15-minute drive away. Rates are among the lowest in town, but travelers could also check out the Days Hotel Flagstaff, which has a restaurant, indoor pool, whirlpool, and sauna for slightly higher rates.
The budget Highland Country Inn offers some of Flagstaff’s lowest rates to go with a central location that’s a brief walk to Northern Arizona University and downtown’s historic district. Features are limited, but the hotel does offer free coffee, Wi-Fi, and guest laundry facilities. The 43 rooms are simple and clean, equipped with microwaves, mini-fridges, and flat-screen TVs, but no coffeemakers. Overall, it’s a good choice for a night or two, but for longer stays, the lack of amenities can become a bigger issue. For a backup in case this hotel is full, consider the two-pearl Budget Inn Flagstaff that offers comparable rates and clean rooms with similar features.
The budget Highland Country Inn offers some of Flagstaff’s lowest rates to go with a central location that’s a brief walk to Northern Arizona University and downtown’s historic district. Features are limited, but the hotel does offer free coffee, Wi-Fi, and guest laundry facilities. The 43 rooms are simple and clean, equipped with microwaves, mini-fridges, and flat-screen TVs, but no coffeemakers. Overall, it’s a good choice for a night or two, but for longer stays, the lack of amenities can become a bigger issue. For a backup in case this hotel is full, consider the two-pearl Budget Inn Flagstaff that offers comparable rates and clean rooms with similar features.
The four-pearl Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort offers attractive rates and an array of upscale amenities. Opened in 2013, the beautifully decorated property has five restaurants, a 24/7 casino, and a large indoor heated pool. Its expansive conference center is a popular venue for local events, while its location just off Interstate 40 attracts tourists traveling between the Grand Canyon and Sedona. The resort’s 200 rooms are clean and spacious, with elegant contemporary decor with a Southwestern flair and upscale bathrooms with walk-in showers and marble double vanities. It’s a half-hour drive to downtown, however, so travelers seeking something closer to the city might want to check out the historic Little America Hotel Flagstaff.
The four-pearl Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort offers attractive rates and an array of upscale amenities. Opened in 2013, the beautifully decorated property has five restaurants, a 24/7 casino, and a large indoor heated pool. Its expansive conference center is a popular venue for local events, while its location just off Interstate 40 attracts tourists traveling between the Grand Canyon and Sedona. The resort’s 200 rooms are clean and spacious, with elegant contemporary decor with a Southwestern flair and upscale bathrooms with walk-in showers and marble double vanities. It’s a half-hour drive to downtown, however, so travelers seeking something closer to the city might want to check out the historic Little America Hotel Flagstaff.
Days Hotel Flagstaff offers an attractive list of features for a budget hotel, including a nice heated indoor pool complex with a whirlpool and saunas. The attached restaurant gets high marks for its food and sports bar, and it even offers room service. The 100 guest rooms are clean and spacious and were upgraded in 2015 with comfortable, pillow-top mattresses. Each room has a coffeemaker, mini-fridge, and microwave. But, there’s no escaping that this motor court-style hotel is housed in an older building that shows its age in places including the dark bathrooms. Rates and the convenient location are attractive to both budget-conscious tourists and business travelers. But travelers could also consider La Quinta Inn & Suites Flagstaff, a value property with bright rooms and a lovely outdoor pool. .
Days Hotel Flagstaff offers an attractive list of features for a budget hotel, including a nice heated indoor pool complex with a whirlpool and saunas. The attached restaurant gets high marks for its food and sports bar, and it even offers room service. The 100 guest rooms are clean and spacious and were upgraded in 2015 with comfortable, pillow-top mattresses. Each room has a coffeemaker, mini-fridge, and microwave. But, there’s no escaping that this motor court-style hotel is housed in an older building that shows its age in places including the dark bathrooms. Rates and the convenient location are attractive to both budget-conscious tourists and business travelers. But travelers could also consider La Quinta Inn & Suites Flagstaff, a value property with bright rooms and a lovely outdoor pool. .
The mid-range La Quinta Inn & Suites Flagstaff offers many convenient amenities, including a free hot breakfast buffet, a fitness room, a pool and hot tub, guest laundry facilities, and meeting space. While still close to downtown and highways, it’s on a quiet dead-end street. Its 128 rooms are clean and comfortable, if a bit dated, with coffeemakers and free Wi-Fi, plus many also offer microwaves and mini-fridges. It’s a solid choice, especially for those traveling with pets (no surcharge). As an alternative, the upscale Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort is a better deal, offering cheaper rates and more on-site features, but it's 30 minutes outside of the city and there's nothing within walking distance.
The mid-range La Quinta Inn & Suites Flagstaff offers many convenient amenities, including a free hot breakfast buffet, a fitness room, a pool and hot tub, guest laundry facilities, and meeting space. While still close to downtown and highways, it’s on a quiet dead-end street. Its 128 rooms are clean and comfortable, if a bit dated, with coffeemakers and free Wi-Fi, plus many also offer microwaves and mini-fridges. It’s a solid choice, especially for those traveling with pets (no surcharge). As an alternative, the upscale Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort is a better deal, offering cheaper rates and more on-site features, but it's 30 minutes outside of the city and there's nothing within walking distance.
The lower-middle-range Hampton Inn & Suites Flagstaff is conveniently located near the intersection of Interstates 17 and 40 outside downtown Flagstaff, making it a popular stopover for travelers en route to the Grand Canyon and points south. The 126 rooms have coffeemakers and free Wi-Fi, and upgraded rooms have mini-fridges and microwaves. Suites have kitchenettes with dishwashers, full-size refrigerators, and stove-top burners. A hot breakfast is included in the room rate, and there's an indoor heated pool and whirlpool, and guest laundry facilities. Travelers could also consider the Days Hotel Flagstaff, which offers lower rates -- its rooms include mini-fridges and microwaves, and it has an indoor pool and saunas, and unlike the Hampton, a restaurant.
The lower-middle-range Hampton Inn & Suites Flagstaff is conveniently located near the intersection of Interstates 17 and 40 outside downtown Flagstaff, making it a popular stopover for travelers en route to the Grand Canyon and points south. The 126 rooms have coffeemakers and free Wi-Fi, and upgraded rooms have mini-fridges and microwaves. Suites have kitchenettes with dishwashers, full-size refrigerators, and stove-top burners. A hot breakfast is included in the room rate, and there's an indoor heated pool and whirlpool, and guest laundry facilities. Travelers could also consider the Days Hotel Flagstaff, which offers lower rates -- its rooms include mini-fridges and microwaves, and it has an indoor pool and saunas, and unlike the Hampton, a restaurant.
The 102 suite-style rooms at this Flagstaff chain are designed for families and travelers on extended stays, though its upbeat style draws plenty of tourists as well. The colorful, contemporary apartments here have full kitchens, plus some have fireplaces. Rates include a free buffet breakfast and the hotel also has a heated outdoor pool, hot tub, barbecues, and a small fitness room. While there's not much in the immediate area, it’s only a 10-minute drive to downtown Flagstaff and its attractions. Travelers seeking something more intimate in the downtown area might want to check out the Inn at 410 Bed and Breakfast, a quaint and historic mid-range inn -- but rooms aren't as large and don't have kitchens.
The 102 suite-style rooms at this Flagstaff chain are designed for families and travelers on extended stays, though its upbeat style draws plenty of tourists as well. The colorful, contemporary apartments here have full kitchens, plus some have fireplaces. Rates include a free buffet breakfast and the hotel also has a heated outdoor pool, hot tub, barbecues, and a small fitness room. While there's not much in the immediate area, it’s only a 10-minute drive to downtown Flagstaff and its attractions. Travelers seeking something more intimate in the downtown area might want to check out the Inn at 410 Bed and Breakfast, a quaint and historic mid-range inn -- but rooms aren't as large and don't have kitchens.
Originally built in 1894, the Inn at 410 Bed and Breakfast is a charming, mid-range inn in a quiet area of downtown Flagstaff. The 10 rooms are done up with plenty of crafty, cozy, southwestern decor and include fireplaces, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. A great American breakfast including homemade items like buttermilk blueberry pancakes is served every morning, and a free open bar with snacks is set up in the afternoons. There’s also an outdoor garden and terrace with a gazebo where guests can relax. The inn is a favorite for the area and especially popular with couples who appreciate the warm welcome the receive.
Originally built in 1894, the Inn at 410 Bed and Breakfast is a charming, mid-range inn in a quiet area of downtown Flagstaff. The 10 rooms are done up with plenty of crafty, cozy, southwestern decor and include fireplaces, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. A great American breakfast including homemade items like buttermilk blueberry pancakes is served every morning, and a free open bar with snacks is set up in the afternoons. There’s also an outdoor garden and terrace with a gazebo where guests can relax. The inn is a favorite for the area and especially popular with couples who appreciate the warm welcome the receive.
The 85-room Comfort Inn Flagstaff is a value property in suburban Flagstaff, a short drive from Northern Arizona University and attractions like Lowell Observatory. Despite its two-and-a-half-pearl status, this hotel embraces its mountain setting, with lots of Mountain-West details and accents, right down to the mounted animal head in the breakfast room. The hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub, a small fitness room, business center, and well-liked free hot breakfast. Guest rooms are pleasant and include amenities like flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and microwaves. For something in downtown Flagstaff, travelers might want to check out the Inn at 410 Bed and Breakfast, which offers charming rooms with fireplaces, but no pool or fitness room -- plus rates are more expensive.
The 85-room Comfort Inn Flagstaff is a value property in suburban Flagstaff, a short drive from Northern Arizona University and attractions like Lowell Observatory. Despite its two-and-a-half-pearl status, this hotel embraces its mountain setting, with lots of Mountain-West details and accents, right down to the mounted animal head in the breakfast room. The hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub, a small fitness room, business center, and well-liked free hot breakfast. Guest rooms are pleasant and include amenities like flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, and microwaves. For something in downtown Flagstaff, travelers might want to check out the Inn at 410 Bed and Breakfast, which offers charming rooms with fireplaces, but no pool or fitness room -- plus rates are more expensive.
This landmark hotel in Flagstaff is set on a sprawling 500 acres with a two-mile hiking trail through Ponderosa pine forests. The well-kept property has the feel of a charming lodge in the lobby and other common areas, which fits the woodsy setting. The Little America is priced similarly to other large chain hotels in Flagstaff, and is a good option for travelers looking for a clean place to stay with a little more personality.
This landmark hotel in Flagstaff is set on a sprawling 500 acres with a two-mile hiking trail through Ponderosa pine forests. The well-kept property has the feel of a charming lodge in the lobby and other common areas, which fits the woodsy setting. The Little America is priced similarly to other large chain hotels in Flagstaff, and is a good option for travelers looking for a clean place to stay with a little more personality.