Rivian once again never fails to deliver on expanding their network of chargers. I would only ask…read moreif that they could please lower the rate per kWh for Rivian owners. Currently it's at $0.61/kWh which is higher than Tesla's monthly rate plan.

Nice budget hotel. Thick walls and quiet rooms. Very nice…read morefree breakfast. Ample parking. Pet friendly. Staff-friendly.

I really enjoyed the stay I had with my mom until the morning when we checked out. The employee who…read moreworked this morning has a huge attitude problem. I smiled and said hi to her and she looks at me with an angry expression and says "oh.... hi". My mom asked her for a receipt and said she didn't see the charge I made the night before when I charged a toothbrush to the room. The woman acted like I didn't pay for it and made it sound like I straight up stole! She went on and on saying you had to pay right there and I described the man who worked the night before and she just stared at me blankly. I even mentioned charging the room and she was incredibly rude. She even said "well, i didn't look at the receipt", ok? So why are you saying I didn't pay for the toothbrush? The receipt even had the room charge on it! She was being adversarial and rude for no reason.

Went there on Saturday night. Great music. This is the kind of place to enjoy. Friendly people will…read moremake you feel like you always been a customer. Food was good with a pretty full menu. Rachel was the bartender pretty lady and can pour you a full beer. This is a great place to kickback and enjoy a saloon...

Great service! 2 pool tables! Bartenders were cool! Funny…read morething! The urinal is really high! Maybe 5'10" and there is a small punch in the bathroom door!!!

This was our second full day in AZ and our first charge of the morning. This station was mostly up…read moreand running, and was empty. There was a charger not working and the screen was down, but as has been found on this road trip, this is not unusual. This, as many chargers, are in a Walmart parking lot, so there is access to amenities. There is also a short walk to Carls Jr and/or Pizza Hut depending on what you'd like. Overall this one was fine as it was quite empty, but still was not running at 100% chargers operational.

As I have seen on this road trip through AZ in an EV, the charging stations can be unreliable as…read morefar as what works consistently for all the chargers. This station had a charger confine to error out and the 350kw and 150kw chargers were only pushing about 75kw even at 30%. Overall, there really needs to be dons infrastructure improvements all around for these electrify America chargers.

We have a Rivian R1S and have used this station several times. Never had a problem and the other EV…read morevehicles that were charging did not have problems either. Electrify America will post if they are in use or free.

Well, almost 3 years later and people have found this charging station. We've been here in the…read moremorning, afternoon and evening and have always felt safe. There are several places within walking distance to eat, go grocery shopping, get a caffeine fix and go to the restroom. It has twelve stalls and is 150 kw, so please be courteous and charge every other stall for optimum speed of charging.

Been to this charger several times on the way to Strawberry, AZ. We were there on a Saturday and…read morethere were only 2 other cars there. The charge per kWh was pretty steep. When we got our 1st Tesla 10 years ago we could "fill up" from 40% to 80% for $3-$5 dollars. It was now $10. Not sure the KWH charge. It was pretty fast. We walked to the Bashas and Dollartree. Lots of businesses close by. The Tesla charger lot was clean and I felt pretty safe. Saw a few homeless people hanging out in front of the Bashas store.

This library is a find! Pleasant and friendly staff, bright beautiful building and lots and lots of…read moregreat books! Love the section near the front door which features paperback/hard cover books and audiobooks for sale, most of them less than 2 bucks! Bought Patricia Cromwell and Amy Tan novels and discovered an excellent copy of the Day of the Trifids audiobook. My father-in-law also bought some books of his favorite authors. The place is nice and cool in the summer (the central a/c was heavenly) and they have a roaring fire in the gas fireplace in the winter. They also have a bank of computers for internet surfing and an adorable kids library. This is easily my favorite place in Show Low!

One of the best libraries I have ever been to. A very large modern building right across the street…read morefrom city government. The library has everything you might need to rent or borrow/checkout; CD's, DVD's, kitchen instrument's, meeting rooms, computers and of coarse books. I'm sure there are many things I don't know about but this is a staff friendly place to enjoy some quiet time at a library. The on-line system is very easy to use when reserving books.

Los Angeles RoadTrip Ep. 14 "Seven generations from a dirt…read moreroad corn crop.. Boots ain't ever seen easy street Where a skeeter gets slapped 'bout as fast a star drops.. Roots run deep in this family tree.. We dropped in at Winslow AZ's historic charming Hotel La Posada. Opened in 1930, La Posada Hotel was the "crown jewel" of the Santa Fe Railway and the renowned Fred Harvey Company. Walking around the Hotel are beautiful native pictures/gallery of their local owner Artist.. We settled in for late Lunch at their "Turquoise Room" restaurant. Its large dining area is inviting and comfortable. The Lass drank a glass of "Lemon Drop Martini".. The Lad, drank a glass of "Espresso Martini" Both drinks tried hard to satisfy us..:) We shared, "Clear Creek Calamari" fried and served with chipotle aioli.. and.. "66 Roastbeef" 1/2 LB of certified ground Angus chuck, fire grilled and served on a brioche bun with red onions, lettuce, tomato, and a side of chipotle aioli dip.. with...yes fresh cut fries. Quite right, This was a delight.. We ended this royal meal w... "Creme Brule", served with fresh whipped cream.. Yes, you may be in Winslow to "Stand on the Corner"...but The Turquoise Room is where we order..) "From the born in the cut 'Til the day that I'm dust I'ma stay country or die tryin' Woo!..:) Best, Avram B. Shelton Jr.

We were staying at the La Posada and this is the hotel restaurant and bar…read more We had a cocktail at the bar. It was a great experience. We had 7 pm reservations at the hotel restaurant. The Turquoise Room. The service was outstanding the food was fabulous. We started with "soup" of creamy corn and black beans with a spicy chile cream. I can't even describe how good it was. My friend and I split Pork Osso Buco. Split. We couldn't finish it. My husband had the special sea bass and raved. My friend's husband thoroughly enjoyed the shrimp with pappardelle pasta. Although he doesn't like having to remove the tails himself. I mean, who does? It was nice to go back to our room after such a great meal and not have to drive. Outstanding experience.

This! Look no further than the La Posada. The grounds are…read morestunning. The hotel is filled with beautiful artwork and history. There is a bar and restaurant at the hotel and both are fantastic. There is NO elevator. You have to schlep your bags, all of them, to the 2nd floor. We are not young people, it was not an easy trek. There is no help. The rooms are lovely. Spacious bathrooms, blow dryers, comfy mattress and lots of pillows. There is a train immediately behind the hotel that runs pretty much non stop, day and night. We opted to sleep with the windows open to enjoy the gorgeous weather. At around 10 pm a train blasted the horn and scared me death (hub slept through it lol). After that just the rails, no horn. We will always stay at the La Posada. We will plan in advance for a ground floor room.

This is a very interesting historic hotel located right on the train line. Apparently, this…read morebuilding was once one of the Fred Harvey Houses built along the railroad line. It was also designed by a female architect, something that was not common at all at that time (or even now, sadly). Lots of movie stars and even presidents have stayed here and the property has a long, interesting history, you can read about. At present, there is a literal train stop at the back of the hotel, just about 100 feet away. Really. If train noises at all hours--and I do mean at ALL hours--bothers you, make sure you specifically ask for a room far, far away from the train tracks. We were about mid-way from the tracks and could hear trains all night long. Yes, each room has ear plugs but not everyone wants to wear those things. The hotel has a very nice looking restaurant and bar (and they do have a happy hour) and the bar doubles as a coffee house in the morning, which is smart business. We didn't eat at the restaurant, mostly because the dinner prices were off the charts, although I would have liked to have done so. The lunch prices seem more reasonable. The property itself has a beautiful courtyard and a large room they call a "ballroom" and lots of spaces for exploring. They also have many free board games set about which you can use. At the back of the property, facing the train stop, there are chairs set about if you want to relax and/or watch the trains. Apparently, there are roving skunks, too, so keep that in mind. Personally, I would have liked to have seen a wild skunk or two (are there any domesticated skunks?). Our room was delightful. The entire property has a Southwestern theme and decor. During our visit, they had some absolutely wild art hung about here there and everywhere. Perhaps this art is up permanently. I love art but some of it, apart from just being on the weird side, was also somewhat political and, frankly, I think distracted from the beauty of this place. I would stay here again...but only if I was located far, far from the trains at night.

Not the fastest speed (I got a max 58Kwh) for charging especially when my battery percentage was…read morearound 20% when I reached here so ideally should have charged with 100+ Kwh. There are around 10 stalls here and most of them were occupied when we went there. Possibly that's the reason for the slow charging speed we got. There are no cafes on-site and you do need to cross the main road to find something in the gas stations that had a very small food court too. No hot foods were nearby during our 15 minutes of walk hunt.

Super slow- the app showed 5 open stalls. I got there and there were 2 available. My max was 112kw…read morebut was Kaitlyn around the 56kw range. I arrived at a low SOC so I was there for an hour to just continue the trip. There is a hotel there that will let you use the restroom and gas stations near.