Top 10 Grand Canyon Railway Hotels

Used for a 1 day trip to see some snow before season ends. The location was in a great location, near shopping and restaurants. We stayed in the king suite for three of us and a dog. Room was clean and cozy. The room had a nice modern touch. The staff was accommodating as we needed a late check out. They obliged with no hesitation. Over all a nice place to rest our heads.

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!

This stay was so disappointing. We're Diamond members so we get to a lot of Hilton properties. The front desk staff was very kind and accommodating on check in, but it was the room maintenance that was just awful. The AC/Heat vent leaked all night and you could hear the drips. The rug was pulled back and worn out in front of the refrigerator and coffee maker and the staples were exposed so when I went to make my coffee in bare feet in the morning, the staple went right into my foot. The bathroom light flickered like a strobe light whenever you turned it on. These aren't service concerns, these are safety concerns. I mentioned it to the front desk, but they didn't seem concerned. If the leak had drenched towels it probably was leaking to the floor below. And if exposed staples are going into guests feet because of lack of room maintenance, it's a problem.

The room is nicely decorated, very design, good value for money, a good hotel, health, facilities, good internal environment, free parking, a good place to drive! Recommended, but unfortunately does not include breakfast!

American hotels, bookings seem to be more expensive, fair. The bed is still relatively large, 4 people have no problem, the location is good, parking is convenient.

Breakfast is OK, one night in the snowstorm

The hotel is very good, just opened very new. It also has the taste of decoration. Breakfast is good compared to hotels of the same grade in the United States, with hot dishes. I like this city a lot and have stayed several times. The scenery is good.

As usual the Hampton Inn here is a very good place to stay. The facility is affordable clean very well maintained with excellent and very helpful staff. It is close to shopping, restaurants and the campus of NAU. Parking is plentiful.