I can't review much about the hotel itself as we only came to see the largest Navajo rug on…read moredisplay. However! The lobby and gift shop area are absolutely gorgeous! The grounds were a delight to wander around. You can catch the Amtrak there as well (it's actually a stop!). The largest navajo rug... it was really something to see. Make this a stop if you're in Winslow for sure!

I am torn on this place.. Now granted for the area.. It's about your only option for a nice place…read more. The Staff are super friendly and the place is old, but well kept to a boutique style hotel.. It's old old school.. If you struggle with carrying your luggage up two long flights of stairs, request ground floor.. There is no elevator.. Just FYI.. We were put in the smallest room they have.. Didn't know that until we were told that checking out.. They weren't even fully booked.. The room was small.. The Clark Gable Room.. Who ever stuck us in that room wasn't very nice, just saying.. The bed was hard and difficult to sleep on and the pillows didn't make it much easier either..Also there is only one outlet to charge phones on. There is only a charger/outlet on the table next to sink area. The air conditioner had one speed and didn't cool very well.. It was only 98 degrees outside.. I will tell you the shower room was seperate from the sink which was nice.. The shower was spacious and comfortable to shower in.. The lavender soap is nice too.. The towels were super thick and nice.. Had we been in a bigger or more comfortable room i probably would have given more stars.. To be honest.. Probably won't stop here again..

Friendly staff, clean room and facilities, good hot breakfast, nice automatic coffee/espresso…read moremachine, and quiet night's sleep!

This is a No pet Best Western. Even though I don't have a dog right now, it's hard to trust people…read morewho don't like animals. Friendly reception from registration staff. Nice room with plenty of outlets. Bed wasn't the most comfortable. And breakfast was below par.

Dirty diaper that has been there for about 36 hours, ignored by the RV park manager, Kathy Vogel…read more Owners are away on vacation. Internet hasn't worked for several weeks.

Found this place online when researching places to stay on my road trip. This place is a gem. Old…read morefashioned service (you actually speak to a person on the phone) :) Friendly too. Room was themed (Arizona) and comfortable. Room as well as property was very clean. As i was arriving late, my paperwork and keys were found where they said they would be. The vintage vibe is wonderful. Slept well, didn't hear anyone else even though the lot was full. I would stay here again.

I love this spot. Stayed here when I came into Winslow for my first visit to spread my dad's ashes…read more Rooms were great. Loved the whole vide here

This motel reminds me of places I stayed with my folks as a kid in the 1950s and 60s, clean and…read morecomfortable small rooms close to downtown Winslow. Recommended!

So this place is pretty much a cool find. It looks like it's been recently purchased by new owners…read moreand their working hard at cleaning it up. It was very affordable ($45 a night) and the bed was SUPER comfortable. Each room has small fridge and microwave. Soft, fluffy white towels and is cozy. There's also a wardrobe and a comfy chair and soft sheets. I was pretty shocked the room was so nice cause the outside isn't so great. It's also located quite a bit off the freeway, which is nice because you get a decent night's sleep. Right across the street is small lounge and restaurant. Had cocktails that night in the lounge (no food there after 8pm) and a pretty typical diner breakfast in the lounge the next day. The Desert Sun Motel is a nice little oasis in the desert.

Traveling from California to St. Louis, Mo on old Route 66 was something we had been planning for a…read morelong time. Being able to not take interstate highways for a lot of the trip AND having no clue where we were going to spend each night was something we looked forward to. Arriving late afternoon in Winslow we drove slowly past the Desert Sun Motel. The rooms were in a semi circle around a huge pea gravel parking area. We checked in to room 22 and I must say that it was one of the nicest budget places we have stayed in a long time. At $40 including taxes, this was not the cheapest place we stayed in, but the room was one of the best. It had recently been remodeled and the bathroom was just like home ... spacious, nice tile, well lit ... really clean and roomy. The bedroom had a most comfortable mattress and armoir, sitting chair with ottoman and TV. The room had a very neutral odor ... no cover ups here ... and very quiet during the evening. Driving through Winslow might scare most people off from stopping, but take the time to walk around, have a cup of coffee and definitely stay overnight at the Desert Sun. Nice managers and nice motel. You will think you are back in the 50's again.

Could be cleaner and the door fell off the refrigerator. I put it back on and told the staff they…read moreoffered to move to different room but too tired to move again. Toilet had a stained ring around the water line. Punic stone could fix this. Room was very warm and the refrigerator was off so it wasn't cold either. Thankfully the ac did work. Nothing is convenient the ice machine is all the way to the lobby. We are all the way in the back on the second floor. It may be one step up from motel 6 or equal. Would not recommend

The room was clean enough and very basic. It served its purpose when driving across the country…read more I didn't feel worried about leaving stuff in my vehicle overnight and felt safe staying here as a single female traveller on this trip. I'm not sure what their dog policy is but I had zero issues checking in with my service dog. You get what you pay for and it's definitely a 2 star hotel as far as basic amenities.

We stopped here yesterday afternoon for the evening. We originally tried the La Posada and could…read morenot get a room. I was very nervous to stay here based on the location and lack of reviews. This hotel deserves a review. It was clean, quiet and the staff was very nice. A safe haven along the road!

We travel to Winslow often since my husband's family live there. Whenever we can't stay with a…read morefamily member we always book a room at the Adobe Inn. The rooms are a nice size, it is quiet and the food is great. I would highly recommend.

Stayed here for a night while traveling across Arizona on I-40. This Motel 6 was clean, quiet and…read morewell maintained with ample parking. The price is very reasonable and pets stay free. We had a very good stay.

Old but very clean! Raven the manager is great and very concerned with making your stay the best…read moreher and her staff can! That means more than points in a on horse town. Reasonable pricing!

For me and possibly some people; I appreciated the fact that they have interior gated card key…read moreaccess and 80 gallons for soaking tub In the king suite, a luxury that is worth saving the trees growing on this historic property, in my opinion!

This hotel should be avoided. It's a basic hotel, with minimal amenities. It also appears to be…read moreminimally kept up. In addition, we were charged $10 for something that couldn't be explained over the phone and then I was hung up on when I questioned it. There is a much nicer hotel just down the road that we should have stayed at.

Terrible hotel, terrible service, terrible experience. They were so rude and awful. Truly the worst…read morepeople I have dealt with. No customer service. Avoid at all costs

Very disappointed with this hotel. I had made reservations for this Econo Lodge in Winslow, AZ over…read morea week prior to arrival and found a good rate so decided I would go with this one. Given that I was driving from the LA area to Chicago, this was my first stop. I arrived at 12:45am (the night of 12/30, early early morning 12/31), and walked into the lobby where no one was to be found. I waited for over 20 minutes there after many attempts to call them with the coffee phone provided, as well as ringing the bell, and calling from my personal phone - NO ANSWER, NOBODY. After a very long day of driving and being up early, I was very unsure what to do as all I needed was a bed to sleep in since I had another long drive the next day. I called the Quality Inn down the road since they are apart of the same group that owns Econolodge, and the guy didn't know what to tell me and basically told me to call a main number for help since they had no vacancies. That number did not get me connected to anyone since it wasn't during normal business hours. Long story short, I ended up staying at a Quality Inn in Holbrook (a 35 minute from there) and didn't get to bed until well after 2pm. I also ended up paying more than triple than what I initially paid which they will not refund me for which I find strange considering it was their fault I was put in this predicament. I was very displeased and it makes me disappointed to have even signed up with Choice Hotels.