La Posada Winslow Review

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La Posada Winslow

Fodor's Review:

One of the great railroad hotels, La Posada (it means "resting place") exudes the charm of an 18th-century Spanish hacienda. Architect Mary Colter, famous for her work at the Grand Canyon, designed and decorated the 68,000-square-foot hotel. Spanish and Native American furniture, antiques, and art permeate her designs. The lobby is a gallery for paintings by Tina Mion, one of the owners. Individually decorated rooms are restored to 1930s style and the lush gardens are a swath of green in the red-rock Colorado Plateau. If you can't spend the night, take the self-guided tour ($2 donation).

  • Hotel Details: 37 rooms
  • In-room: no phone.
  • In-hotel: restaurant, bar.
  • Credit Cards: AE, D, MC, V
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