5 Best Hotels in Flagstaff, North-Central Arizona

Bespoke Inn

$$$$ | 410 N. Leroux St., AZ, 86001, USA Fodor's Choice

This 1894 Craftsman-style historic property has nine luxuriously decorated rooms, some with fireplaces. Breakfast is not offered, but the inn is within walking distance of downtown's restaurants and coffeehouses. 

Pros

  • Within walking distance of downtown
  • Pet-friendly
  • Plush bedding and linens

Cons

  • Breakfast is not offered
  • No elevator access to second floor
  • No completely ADA-compliant rooms
410 N. Leroux St., AZ, 86001, USA
928-981--4095
hotel Details
9 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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DoubleTree by Hilton Flagstaff

$$ | 1175 W. Rte. 66, AZ, 86001, USA
This name-brand hotel on the west side of town is a good base for travelers heading to Williams to take the Grand Canyon Railway the next morning or explore Route 66 before driving to the South Rim or Grand Canyon West. What it lacks in personality, it more than makes up for with comfortable rooms far from the noise of the train downtown.

Pros

  • No train noise
  • Away from downtown traffic
  • On-site restaurant and cocktail lounge with fireplace

Cons

  • Generic hotel without a lot of history
  • A drive to popular restaurants and attractions
  • Hallways can be noisy
1175 W. Rte. 66, AZ, 86001, USA
928-773--8888
hotel Details
183 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Drury Inn & Suites

$$$ | 300 S. Milton Rd., Flagstaff, AZ, 86001, USA

So clean it sparkles, the Drury Inn sits at the edge of Northern Arizona University's campus and packs in the amenities, like happy hour dinner and drinks, an indoor pool, and comfy lounge areas with mountain views. Solar panels heat the water for the entire property, and the staff—many are student interns—are friendlier than you typically find at large properties. Rooms are spacious and modern.

Pros

  • Plenty of extras
  • Great location (walk to campus and historic district)
  • Spacious and well-equipped rooms

Cons

  • Large-scale property
  • Generic-looking rooms
  • The parking garage is a bit of a trek
300 S. Milton Rd., Flagstaff, AZ, 86001, USA
928-773–4900
hotel Details
160 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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High Country Motor Lodge

$$$ | 1000 W. Rte. 66, AZ, 86001, USA

With its hip, ’60s vibe, this renovated motel attracts weary travelers and locals alike for live music, cocktails, and artisan pizzas at its on-site restaurant. Rooms are basic but clean and comfortable. The property boasts Arizona's first Nordic spa, available for use for an additional fee.

Pros

  • On-site Nordic spa
  • Live music and movie nights
  • Cassette players (and cassettes) in each room

Cons

  • Some noise from train and other rooms
  • Sparse design with no microwave or desk
  • No early check-in
1000 W. Rte. 66, AZ, 86001, USA
928-774--5221
hotel Details
123 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Little America Hotel Flagstaff

$$$ | 2515 E. Butler Ave., AZ, 86004, USA

This deservedly popular hotel is a little distance from the roar of the trains, the grounds are surrounded by evergreen forests, and it's one of the few places in Flagstaff with room service. Plush rooms have comfortable sitting areas with contemporary Western decor. Other pluses are an above-average in-house restaurant, courtesy van service to the airport and the Amtrak station, a deli, and a great Southwestern gift shop.

Pros

  • Large, clean rooms
  • Many amenities, including restaurant, gym, pool, and store
  • Walking trails through the forested grounds

Cons

  • Large-scale property
  • A few miles east of the shopping and dining district
  • Some highway noise outside (but rooms are quiet)
2515 E. Butler Ave., AZ, 86004, USA
928-779–7900
hotel Details
247 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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