There are 12 superchargers with 150 kW output behind the Courtyard by Marriott in Flagstaff. These…read moreare closer to I-40 and made for a quick charging stop on our trek eastward. There is a coffee bar in the Courtyard lobby which offers some pick-me-ups for tired travelers. Nice!!

Short wait times during peak hours at this supercharger. There are 12 stalls available 24/7 with…read morespeeds up to 250 kW. Convenient stop to use restroom and pick up food as well.

24 charging stations with 250KW Circle K next door. Easy to…read moreget into and out of! There's also a section to pull in for those that don't like backing in.

I thought they were a little hard to find even with gps. They are like on the hill with the hotel…read morebut then like down in a parking lot next to the hotel. They work. Not super fast but they work.

I put together a "maximum-value visitor itinerary" designed around a typical summer operating day…read more(1:00 PM-11:00 PM) at Lowell Observatory. My goal was to experience every major exhibit, historic telescope, open house, science gallery, solar activity, planetarium experience, and nighttime observing opportunity while still enjoying a relaxed single meal break on site. The schedule follows Lowell's published daytime and nighttime offerings, placing solar activities in daylight and telescope observing after dark. Recreate at your own risk. Confirm events & showtimes before arriving. Purchase tickets online well in advance. Lowell is popular! Stay hydrated. Wear supportive shoes. Bring jackets or blankets for the nighttime rooftop planetarium show. Lowell Observatory Ultimate Visitor Day Itinerary (1:00 PM - 11:00 PM) 12:15 PM | Flagstaff Vista *Park at the roadside pullout *adjacent to Mars Hill Road just feet from the campus entrance *Enjoy the daytime views of Flagstaff area & pine forests 12:45 PM | Arrival & Mission Planning Check in, obtain the daily schedule, reserve any timed experiences if required, pick up a campus map, and visit restrooms before beginning. Goal: no backtracking later. 1:10 PM - 1:55 PM | Astronomy Discovery Center Explore the Stardust Lab Gallery, interactive exhibits, cosmology displays, exoplanet exhibits, and hands-on science stations. 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM | Lowell Universe Theater - We Are Stars Immersive film explaining the origin of stars and the elements that make up planets, life, and ourselves. 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM | Solar Viewing - Giovale Open Deck Observatory Use daylight for solar telescopes, sunspot viewing, solar prominence discussions, and telescope demonstrations. 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM | Lowell Universe Theater - Cosmic Highways: A Centennial Tour Focus on Solar System exploration and major astronomical discoveries. 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM | Historic District Exploration Walk through Percival Lowell's observing grounds, historic architecture, outdoor exhibits, and Mars Hill viewpoints. 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM | Lowell Universe Theater - Origins of Lowell Learn about Percival Lowell, the observatory's founding, the search for Planet X, and the discovery of Pluto. 4:30 PM - 5:00 PM | Pluto Discovery Experience Visit the Pluto Astrograph, Clyde Tombaugh exhibits, and Planet X interpretation areas. 5:00 PM - 5:30 PM | Lowell Universe Theater - Meet the Planets An overview of the Solar System before nighttime observing begins. 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM | Dinner Break - Planet X Café Enjoy a 45‑minute meal, hydrate, review the evening schedule, and recharge devices if needed. 6:15 PM - 7:00 PM | Rotunda Museum Explore historic astronomical artifacts, observatory history, early instruments, Pluto exhibits, and scientific heritage collections. 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM | Clark Dome Open House Learn about the Clark Telescope, Percival Lowell, V. M. Slipher, and early astronomical discoveries. 7:30 PM - 8:00 PM | Twilight Campus Walk Take photographs and make-up for lost time. Buy CAFFEINE & treat at Planet X Cafe. 8:00 PM - 8:30 PM | Lowell Universe Theater - Passport to the Universe An immersive journey through the observable universe. 8:30 PM - 9:00 PM | Constellation Orientation Attend any available sky-tour presentation and learn seasonal constellations, planets, and deep-sky targets. 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM | Giovale Open Deck Observatory - Night Observing Observe planets, nebulae, galaxies, star clusters, and double stars through multiple telescopes. 10:00 PM - 10:30 PM | Historic Clark Telescope Viewing Observe through the famous refractor and experience one of Lowell's signature attractions. 11:00 PM - 11:30 PM | Final Victory Lap *Visit the gift shop *Bathroom break 11:30 PM | Flagstaff Skyline *Depart Lowell Campus *Park at the roadside pullout *Adjacent to Mars Hill Road just feet from the campus entrance *Enjoy the nighttime views of Flagstaff's skyline

We've been to Flagstaff so many times now, but never got a chance to visit the Observatory. My son…read morehost a huge fan of physics and space wanted to visit this place. We went just before two hours of the closing time and wish we came in a little earlier. This three floor observatory is so beautiful and informative from the gigantic telescope to play area for the kids it is a must visit for everyone. Our favorite part was looking at the galaxies from the large telescope in the night. We got to see the nebula and it was so cool. It just made us feel how tiny we are in this massive space. I loved how once you buy the tickets you could step out and come back so that's a great advantage to take specially when you want to do both during the day and the night.

Nope, not particularly a fan of this Best Western Pony Soldier Inn & Suites in Flagstaff, AZ…read more When I arrived at around 7:00 PM, I was welcomed by a very nice lady at the front desk. I wish her counterpart the next morning had been a bit more warm and not so snobbish. It was pouring down rain on November 22, 2025, when I checked in, so the mood was already quite sour. Then the spot where I parked was overflowing with rain water. Unloading with two kids plus a dog was adventurous to say the least. Lol. The room was disappointing. Small. Everywhere I turned almost everything was outdated. Not the cleanest. Torn, dirty top bedding. Cold with the air conditioning running as soon as we walked in. It had a fridge, yet, no microwave. Weird. The in-room hair dryer was super weak. I should have brought my own. Breakfast was across the other parking lot in a huge sloped-roof building. It was quite nice. Oddly, the nicest thing. I like the self-serve yogurt area. The toppings were limited, but I really do love yogurt for breakfast. The indoor pool was also in this vicinity. The major plus was that this hotel was dog-friendly. The pet fee was $25. There was also a pet area with a pet waste bag receptacle provided. My canine refused to relieve herself in the pouring down rain, so at 2:30 AM when she could no long hear it, she woke me up and we walked out this way. It was well-lit at night. My total bill for a double queen, one adult, two kids, and a dog was $185.39. I don't think I'll be back.

We are staying here again because it's clean and inexpensive for what you get I recommend it…read more Nothing fancy but a clean hotel is a blessing.

My review a few weeks ago was because we had a great stay here. And back today because we loved…read moreit. BUT.... After checking in we saw a sign in the elevator, NO WATER the next day for 5 hours. I wish they could e notified me in advance. The young people at the front desk were unaware of this issue so major communication issue. 2 stars instead of 1 because Bryan the GM was very apologetic and sincere in his apology. He offered many options to help me but I needed water.

We booked a last-minute, double queen room on a Friday night around 10pm and were able to get into…read moreour room immediately. They even offered us a king-bed upgrade, but we didn't take it because we needed the two beds. Our room was clean, spacious, quiet, and comfortable. It had everything we needed. We ordered breakfast the next morning at their hotel restaurant, and it was the best eggs Benedict I've ever had. Prices were a little expansive ($15-$20 a dish), but it was tasty and convenient. Parking was easy and plentiful. No complaints!

We had the best visit at Americana! We surprised our son with a last minute trip up…read moreNorth! He was sooo excited when he saw this place. (Especially the room!) Our room felt very clean. The hotel is super quiet, the beds were comfortable + the amenities were so much fun. The woman at the check out desk was incredibly friendly and helpful. We made s'mores at the fire pit then played corn hole. The hotel is close to all our favorite food places. We also went to Lowell Observatory which was a lot of fun too. We would highly recommend this place!

$15/per day (plus tax) for an amenity fee? Absolute rubbish. No one likes to get nickeled and…read moredime and taken advantage of. This "motel" lists "self-parking" as an amenity. Oh yeah, don't forgot the other "amenities" like a heated pool, yard games, outdoor seating and pedal bicycles that I can't use/wont use because it was winter and freezing outside. (In all fairness, I should have tried riding the bicycle and playing bocce ball in my room before writing this review.) Stay a week and pay $105 (plus tax) in amenity fees for no reason...

Fantastic haircut my husband had! Cool vibe, great skills…read moreand awesome energy. Highly recommend!

The Urban Shave is truly a top-notch experience. I've been going to Dave for almost three years…read morenow, and he's never once disappointed. The shop itself has a great atmosphere--very comfortable, clean, and laid-back. If you're looking for a barber who cares about his craft, he's your guy.

We didn't see one brown bag in the place. This place is a…read moretaste of heaven. Cajun burger and sweet po fries- yep! We'll be back!

Would give 0 stars. Very overrated and not worth going to. There was literally only 1 onion ring on…read morethe BBQ burger. Menu says onion ringS. Ordered it rare. It was medium. The bbq sauce is spicy sauce but the menu doesn't say that. The mustard sauce or whatever it is doesn't taste like mustard. Small beer selection. No local beers from local breweries! Service is slow and not attentive. Parking is difficult because the lot only has a few spots and shares the entrance with the parking garage. Don't waste your time.