Clean Friendly staff…read more Quiet stay Will come back ... complimentary happy hour wine and snacks ... very welcoming

We had just a one night stay at this hotel as we were visiting the Grand Canyon and this is on our…read moreway home. The room was clean and spacious, we reserved a king room with a lounge chair. They have other options with a couch and a pullout bed, but we really didn't need that much room. The bed was comfortable and they were extra blanket and pillows in the closet. I feel the bedding at a Hilton Garden Inn is upgraded versus a Hampton. All toiletries were provided, including shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion. There is a Keurig coffee maker in the room as well as a refrigerator and microwave, which is really nice to have. I did not see a Safe in the room. There is an ironing board And iron though. They do provide a $10 per person credit for food and beverage if you are gold or diamond, but it doesn't actually cover the cost of breakfast as the buffet is $14.95 a person. They did have some à la carte options and I have posted a picture of that as well. They do have a decent selection of snacks and such that you are allowed to spend that credit on as well, which is what we ended up doing. They have a small indoor pool as well as a fitness center, but we did not have time to check those out. It is very conveniently located- a dinner recommendation would be that there is an Angie's lobster 1 mile away and they make a phenomenal lobster roll for $9.99 or a crab roll for $7.99. Very tasty! There is also a Starbucks a half mile away for your morning coffee. The total for our stay with taxes was about $150, parking is free which we appreciate it since so many hotels are charging for parking. Front desk staff were super friendly, there is coffee set out in the morning as well as they had flavored waters And little treats. They also had a comfortable looking seating area outside. There are three electric car charging stations as well in the parking lot. There's quite a few restaurants within walking distance, there's a Denny's across the street and a red lobster or Olive Garden are pretty close too

Great service and amenities! Heidi did amazing hosting our large group. We appreciated the extra…read morelevel of customer service. We'll definitely be back next year!

There was dirty stuff on the balcony curtins the good things were there was a balcony there was a…read morepool that had no bugs Beatles or insects and there was a perfect chair and there

We decided last minute on the Friday before the 4th of July that we indeed could not bare the heat…read moreany longer in Phoenix so my husband called Little America to see if they had any rooms, thankfully they did. We packed our bags and headed up to Flagstaff for some reprieve. A little nervous taking our 2 year old but based on the reviews, we took a chance. I'm beyond grateful we did. Our hotel room was exactly what we needed, two beds, plenty of space, updated, mini fridge, mini microwave, bathtub to bathe little, super comfy beds and blackout shades to get some well deserved rest (if you have kids - you know). We only checked out the restaurant for breakfast and it was okay - nothing amazing but also not bad. The waitstaff were very pleasant and timely. The amenities are what really stole the show. The park was actually perfect for our toddler to run around, get dirty and make some new friends. It's well designed to accommodate kids of all ages and actually entertained me as mom too. We met plenty of other parents there with their littles which made it that much better. We planned to check out the pool but our son was on explorer mode so the trails, basketball court and park took up his time. The only downside to our stay, was that our bathtub drain was clogged so our showers were so fun with standing water up to our ankles. We did call a few times but no one ever came to fix it (maintenance was tied up with the pool I later heard and it was a holiday weekend so maybe they were short staffed). I called and spoke with the front desk who offered us a comp toward our bill for the inconvenience which was appreciated. Overall we had a lovely stay and plan to return in the winter for their Christmas festivities.

My overall rating for Little America Hotel Flagstaff is 3 stars…read more I want to start by saying that overall, many of the staff were kind, and I've stayed at this property multiple times before with good experiences. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the beds and pillows are amazing, and the views of the Coconino Forest are beautiful. I also really enjoy the heated pool, the walking trails, and how convenient the location is to nearby stores, gas stations, food, and the highway. However, this stay started off on a rough note during check-in and unfortunately impacted my overall experience. When I approached the front desk, the representative (I believe his name was Hudson) had just been warm and friendly with the guests ahead of me. But when it was my turn, his entire demeanor shifted. I greeted him politely, introduced myself, and asked how he was doing--he didn't acknowledge my greeting at all. He became very robotic, avoided eye contact, and rushed through the process in a way that felt uncomfortable and dismissive. The interaction continued to feel tense. He spoke quickly, made assumptions about my payment method, and presented documents to sign without explanation or engagement. The only time he made eye contact was when emphasizing rules about no smoking and no pets. I had previously called to confirm that I could bring my cat, who is an emotional support animal, and was told that would be allowed with documentation. When I explained this, he became agitated and insisted I must have spoken to a third party, implying the information I received wasn't valid. After requesting a manager, the situation shifted, and I was eventually allowed to proceed with a one-time fee instead of a nightly charge. However, the interaction felt unnecessarily difficult and uncomfortable. What made this experience more concerning was something I observed after checking in. When I connected to the TV system, I noticed that one of the device names visible on the network included a racial slur. Guests do not have the ability to rename these TVs--they are pre-programmed--so this is something that had to come from within the organization. That was extremely upsetting and unacceptable to see in a professional environment. It's 2026, and people are still out here using racial slurs, spreading hate instead of love and kindness. I'm not interested in being in environments that feel stuck in the past. I want to be around warm, welcoming, modern people who choose unity over division. This is the main reason I cannot rate this stay higher. While I understand that not everyone reflects this behavior, it raises serious concerns about oversight and accountability. Management should be more attentive to what is happening within their establishment, especially when it comes to creating a respectful and inclusive environment for all guests. It's disappointing because I've enjoyed staying here in the past. However, based on this experience, I don't feel comfortable returning and will choose to spend my money elsewhere moving forward.

Second time here for Christmas Polar Express and it was fenomenal. We came earlier that day to get…read moreout actual ticket and we find out they have some Pre-show activities. Like story telling and pictures with santa..... parking is free all around the venue. People are start coming around 3 pm for 5.30 train. It is so nice to see all of those people/kids in Christmas pajamas and Christmas spirit. While families wearing pajama masks even grandparents. Everything is so organized and working as expected. Our hosts in Vagon K were amazing, they entertained us so good. Kids loved the show in train, and they Cookies were delicious and big and were still warm. They also serve hot cocoa. And Santa was super nice and polite.

Kitschy way to visit the Grand Canyon. The staff try to strike a balance between educational and…read morechild-friendly and fail on both counts. The train ride takes about 2 and a half hours one way (significantly slower than simply driving). The presenter in our car spoke at length about a couple historical figures with regional significance. The musicians were silly, and there was a lot of dead time between their brief songs. The train robbery requires the train to stop partway through rather than continue along to the destination which makes the long trip even longer. We also appended the bus tour to the trip which also cut into our Grand Canyon viewing time. Overall, I spent about 5 and a half hours on this train and was only able to look at the Grand Canyon for about an hour. I would not recommend this option to see the Grand Canyon.

Flagstaff is a small town, to begin with, and this was the only hostel I found within the city. It…read moreis really popular so book in advance, one of the nights I wanted to stay was sold out and had to camp at a campground and it was super cold that night. Parking is allowed behind the apartment complex that's located next to the hostel. Street parking is also available free on a first come first serve basis. Free wi-fi is available here too. There are plenty of local restaurants in the area that the hostel is located in, also a short walk away is 'historic downtown'. A few blocks north is historic route 66 along with the visitors center located inside the Amtrack train station. You can find souvenirs inside the visitors center and if you walk further up the way there are more stores selling camping gear, outdoor weather clothes and souvenirs as well. The Staff was nice and always stayed busy cleaning and taking care of the place. They did give me some good recommendations for places to eat while staying in Flagstaff. Now the building itself was pretty cool. Judging by the hardware on the doors it was updated back in the 80[s but the architecture on the inside tells the store of when the building was built back to maybe the early 1900s (but that's just my guess and probably not accurate). Either way, I loved how they kept as much of the original features of the building as possible while keeping it functional. I stayed in a female-only dorm during my stay with them. The room I was staying in was a 4-bed female room with its own personal sink and its own minifridge, it also came with a fan in case you get to hot (or need moving air as I do). Even though it had room for 4 females it was only me and this other girl staying in the room for the day. She was on a 4-month' road trip' across the southwest/west coast of the USA. She was originally from England visiting the US for the first time and I loved listening to all the cool places she visited since landing in Seatle making her way down the coast and reaching Flagstaff where she took a rafting tour of the colorado river that rungs through the grand canyon. Some people I was talking to during breakfast were visiting from all over the country and of course, I ran into some people who lived in Plano, Dallas and other parts of the great state of Texas. Super cool people that bunch. They do have a full kitchen so you can use the stove, microwave, etc. Washer and dryers are available just bring quarters and detergent, towels are free just request one from the front desk. Breakfast was your choice of coffee or tea along with oatmeal and some fresh fruit. They have an upstairs with a nice sitting area and another full kitchen and 2 more full bathrooms upstairs so no shortage of bathrooms! Downstairs they have the sitting room and they also have a tv room and pass that they have a small office area with a computer where I assume guests are allowed to use. At the front desk, they have info on tours in the area along with a bulletin board with other useful information in the area. If you play pokemon go there is a pokestop on site haha! I loved this place and it worked for what I needed while staying in the area. If given the chance I would stay here again.

I arrived after closing hours and they arranged everything via email with me. It was easy and…read moresmooth! Breakfast (complimentary): (3 varieties) Instant oatmeal packs, large basket of oranges and apples, teas, coffee, wheat or white bread to toast (butter, grape & strawberry jelly). Check-in/lobby: Friendly staff, knowledgeable about the area. Parking: Free off street parking Walkable: This is the best! The Amtrak train station is within the same block (a 3-min walk across the tracks). Restaurants and retail surround this place. Parts of NAU (Northern Arizona University) are 5-minutes walk to the hostel. Grocery store: The closes grocery store is a 7-minute walk. I put on my headphones and sang my way to it. Natural Grocer store which is an organic grocery store. It is not a typical grocery store. It has the best organic (fruits, vegetables, frozen foods, snacks, homemade pre-pared salads, sandwiches and fresh products available. A natural Pharmacy of CBD oils, bath products, Etc. Public transportation (bus)- Mountain Line (https://mountainline.az.gov/) 5-minute walk. B4 you go, totally do your research. It does get hottttt. They have some good bars with live music. I'm a Black Flag fan (old school punk) and they are coming to the area. WOW The hostel has an outdoor area for smokers. Tv area. Computer room (free to use) Laundry room Private room, etc. All A/C window units and fans. PURCHASE AN extension cord for your electronics if you stay in a group room because lack of electric wall outlets. We had one outlet. Geesh. Otherwise this was an excellent stay see the pictures and have fun!!!

Very nice and clean. Serenity checked us in.She is a very sweet young lady. She suggested several…read moreplaces for us to eat, we said which is your favorites so we went to one for lunch downtown Flagstaff. And dinner was walking distance. And they were both awesome. She was on a break and sat and talked for a while. She is why we will go back to this location. Friendly staff.

Super nice and clean hotel. It was recently renovated and the rooms were all updated with…read morecomfortable beds and newer furniture and tv. Staff at the front desk were really friendly as well. Reason for only 4 stars is they charge a parking fee.

I began my search for a rafting trip with Rivers and Oceans. They asked all the right questions and…read moreoffered me a number of options. Through them, I booked with an excellent outfitter and had the experience of a lifetime. Rivers and Oceans saves me a lot of time and effort. Rather than having to talk to each outfit, they did all that legwork for me. I highly recommend beginning your Grand Canyon rafting trip here.

This trip was UNBELIEVABLE. This was my first Grand Canyon experience and it was by far the…read moreabsolute best way to experience the Grand Canyon. Our guide, Scott, was knowledgeable and fun! He didn't hesitate to ensure we were having the best experience. Stopping at waterfalls, swimming, rafting, eating, hanging out with new friends, and sleeping under the stars! Planning on doing this trip again with friends and family. HIGHLY recommend.

Slow internet. Dirty rooms. Foul odor in rooms. Rooms are worn down. No breakfast. People walking…read moreand talking in and around the place all night and early morning. I do not recommend. Keep driving. Find something else and save yourself.

Stolen Apple Watch, No Breakfast, and Poor Guest Experience…read more I stayed at this Econo Lodge (that's what it is now called) recently and had a very disappointing experience overall. First, I accidentally left my Apple Watch in the room after checkout. I realized it quickly and contacted the hotel right away. Despite multiple calls and follow-ups, the staff was unhelpful and gave inconsistent information. No one seemed to take responsibility or make a real effort to help locate or return it. Instead housekeeping stole the item and took it home. A police report has been filed. The lack of urgency and accountability was frustrating and stressful. On top of that, the amenities advertised did not match the experience. There was no real breakfast available as advertised in booking and the coffee situation was unreliable and poorly managed. For a hotel that promotes basic comforts, this was disappointing and added to the overall negative stay. Mistakes happen, but how they are handled matters. Between the stealing personal property, lack of professionalism, and unmet amenities, this was not a stay I would recommend. I strongly advise future guests to double-check their belongings and not rely on staff support if something goes wrong.

After booking online we stopped in to check in and was charged a fifty dollar cash deposit…read more Next morning around 6am turning in key to kiosk in lobby waiting for someone to come to desk. A man appeared on kiosk and said he needed to get someone to inspect the room before we get deposit back. Waiting nearly 30 plus minutes. A half asleep man looked on room and left. I told him I took pictures also, he didn't even bother to close the door. I told him door was open. Back in lobby hubby was waiting for deposit. The screen man says after 7 when front desk get there. We needed to get on road. Finally he's letting us get our cash deposit back. Never again will we stop here again. Over 45 years motel 6 is always our choice. The motel 6 list is getting pretty thin.

Upon arrival we were sent to a room where everything was broken. The fride didn't work and the…read moremicrowave had chunks of old dried food caked on the inside and on the tray. This was two items they charged an extra $50 for. The "fan" was supposed to cool the room after 30 minutes but blew hot air out no matter what setting. This demonstrated lack of any oversight or care that a room in such deplorable conditions was even offered to a paying guest. I demanded my money back or that they make it right. We paid for a 6 night stay. The next room they moved us to was much better. The microwave was clean and the fridge worked. Turned on the "fan" and the room cooled to near freezing. We stayed our 6 nights. I believe this place has a long term stay area were there are sketchy people that I see holding signs on street corners. And I firmly believe they have substandard conditions there because they claimed their air conditioning was broken. Maybe in that one building but no fan will ever cool a room to near freezing. That's air conditioning. I believe they have a guest section where everything works and then a long term stay where they could care less that anything works. The location is convenient to a highway, Walmart, fast food and restaurants. Parking is plentiful. After a certain time you must speak to a kiosk with someone on video as the front desk is installed.

Hotel Monte Vista is a must visit, because of its history and beautiful architecture. However…read more... If you choose to stay here there are a couple items to consider. We stayed on the fourth floor, no paranormal to report, so if you want a cozy, cute room with no weird things happening ... yes, yes and yes. Large bed, and television to keep you entertained with a view of the downtown. Night life is where it got questionable for us. Between the two bars located in the Monte Vista, request a quiet room away from the chaos. Our room had been looking over the downstairs bar, both nights we stayed we heard the college students having a blast into the morning which of course made it difficult to get good sleep. Additionally there is no AC, you will need to turn the fans on and open the windows to get a light breeze going through the room at night. You'll, it was hot and miserable! They have their own parking for their guests, you would think easy peasy on parking. Not the case, the later it is the easier it is to get a spot but I'm thinking it's limited. The hotel staff in the bar area had been sweet and accommodating, however the desk attendant the day we left was unamused of our request for ice ( they need to get it for you) and when we checked out, he just did not seem very friendly. Maybe we got him on a bad day. To recap- We loved the building and its history but I don't believe we will be staying again.

We scheduled a tour with Flagstaff Underground & figured it would only be right to stay at Hotel…read moreMonte Vista while we were in town! We booked the Queen room "with a view". We stayed in Room 217. We stayed Saturday night and checked out Sunday morning. We arrived right at 3:00pm (check in time) We planned to park and then go check in. However, we could not find a place to park... so my husband stayed in the car while I checked in. The guest in front of me experienced the same issue, and she was extremely displeased to hear that they only offer limited parking for hotel guests. If no parking is available, guests must park in the parking garage nearby. The rate for that garage is $50/night, and NO, that amount will not be validated or reimbursed. This is a major inconvenience and may be a an unpleasant, surprise expense for someone who is not aware of the parking situation at the hotel. It should also be noted that the hotel does not have AC. They do have ceiling fans and windows that you can open. There is 1 small elevator at the hotel & a staircase to access your room. There is not a mini fridge or anything to keep leftovers cold, so I would recommend packing an ice chest if you want cold food or drinks. Our room was clean, but very small. The bathroom sink was the smallest thing I've ever witnessed in my life. The bed was comfortable. I was on the lookout for bedbugs, as I saw many reviews mentioning them. I can confidently say that our room did not have any bedbugs in it. I checked every nook and cranny! The nightlife in the hotel is amazing. We had so much fun sitting in the lounge & sitting outside on the bench- people watching! I felt that the nightly rate of the room was overpriced considering the limited amenities the hotel offers. I would never pay extra for a room with a "view" at this hotel- as I did not feel that we had any noteworthy view at all. If you are strictly staying here for the paranormal side of things, I'm sure it would be worthwhile. All in all, I can say that we had a splendid time, but I cannot foresee staying here again.