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There is a parking lot, no shuttle bus, although the room rate does not include breakfast, but there is still a simple breakfast, the service is quite worthy of this price. Not bad, I will book this again next time.

I am catching up with the nearby university graduation ceremony. The room is super expensive. Even the surrounding car hotels have risen to 1,300. Decisively chose Xiaomei. The best hotel in flagstaff, the environment is superb and the decoration is very good. I will choose again later.

Opposite the hotel, there is a golf course in a good environment. The American style of breakfast is quite limited, and there are no waffles that I love. There are eight rows of exits in the second room, so the closure is not too strong and it always feels less secure. The hotel should be a bit old, the facilities are a bit old, but the maintenance is not bad. Overall, OK.

Breakfast is OK, one night in the snowstorm

I booked a room type on the 2nd floor on Trip, but I said that the 2nd floor was full. I was a bit lost at the moment. (Because the 1st floor will be noisy, and we are indeed affected by the footsteps upstairs and the sound outside) But the counter staff was very kind and invited us to drink beer. I went to the Grand Canyon the next morning. But the counter has not been open and there is no self-check-out, so I have to leave the room card in the room and leave a message to the housekeeping staff to assist in check-out.

While the hotel sits at a convenient location, the asthetics within the room themselves are hideous. everything is so old and outdated, the bathrooms are worse than a convenient store's. toilet was cracked,stained cigarette burns in top sitting ring, bathtubs were dirty looking (?) fills with water as you shower, couldnt even bathe children. hot &cold water fluctuate when the nextdoor room would flush their toilet or turn on their water (walls so thin sounded like neighbors were in same room!) shower heads were nasty with hard water residuals water spurting out from the sides, pillows on beds felt like balled up chunks of some sort of filling, inconsistent with being able to generally support head/neck for a decent night's sleep. Blankets very thin and inadequate for the cooler weather. wall heater was on 90 (the highest heat setting) room was still freezing. the wasTVs so old unable to support external media of any kind none the less with smart apps such as Netflix, hulu...etc. couldn't even connect via personal device using USB cord or mirror cast.. Phone by the bedside had zero menu for contacts such as front desk,houskeeping,etc.chairs for the sitting table in the room were so disgusting and stained we didn't even want to sit in them! the above stated is a basic review to give you an idea of what you may be in for should you chose this hotel.

My wife and I recently stayed overnight at The Twin Arrows during a Flagstaff getaway. What a great experience! A previous review noted one disappointment after another. Perhaps, based on that review, the ****** and hotel ”upped” their game, because we had a fantastic time! First of all, the customer service was excellent. As good, if not better than what you would receive in Las Vegas. From the ”kids” at the valet and front entrance to the check in staff, housekeeping and gaming staff, everyone was friendly and very helpful. We were also very happy to see that most, if not all of the staff was at least native, more probably Dine. Okay. So this five-story property isn't much to look at on the outside. But once inside, you realize where all the time and money was spent! A gorgeous foyer, spacious ****** with wonderfully high ceilings, a cool sports bar and café, an elegant steak house, and artistically wonderful hallways. Our room was spacious, clean and very quiet (a very heavy room door helped). It was tastefully appointed with cool native decor with hints of art deco. (BTW - we had a King view room.) The bathroom was very, very spacious with a two-sink set-up (a rarity) and a separated toilet. The walk-in shower was big enough for two. He had a terrific dinner in the Zenith steakhouse and a wonderful breakfast (including wonderful fry bread) in the Four Elements Café (reviewed separately). Here is the big suggestion. If you are looking to be close to downtown Flagstaff, this is NOT your hotel. Located off of the I-40, this hotel is PERFECT however if you want to be close to Winslow, the Homlovi Ruins, Walnut Canyon, Meteor Crater or the Petrified National Forest and Painted Desert. We used to think that the La Posada was the only elegant game in town in the area. This property has changed our minds. We will be back!