GreenTree Inn Flagstaff

All four rooms our large group booked were clean and comfortable, and the place felt safe for a night. Breakfast was the weak spot. We first went down at 7 and caught the end of a rush, with nowhere to sit, hardly any food, and no coffee. At 8 there were only a few guests, and food was gradually coming back out. There’s just a microwave, no toaster for bagels or bread. One person was trying to restock food and drinks, check people out, and answer a phone that kept ringing. They deserve credit for staying pleasant and thanking everyone for their patience while helping and bringing food out. Still, one worker between 6 and 9 can’t keep up with that breakfast crowd. If a decent breakfast matters to you, look elsewhere. If you just need a safe, comfortable place to sleep, this works.

We ended up leaving to find a restaurant because the breakfast was so limited and messy, and it didn’t seem very sanitary. There weren’t any forks or spoons either, which was a letdown with hungry kids along. The check-in staff were really friendly, and the simple rooms were good for the price.

The beds were comfortable, at least. But for a middle-tier price, this felt like a Motel 6 stay, and there are cheaper places if all you need is a bed. We paid for two queens, though those beds didn’t seem queen-sized to me. The rooms are small, and the bathroom exhaust fan was hanging from the ceiling. And if breakfast is supposed to start at 6:00 AM, it should be ready at 6:00.

Our room was squeaky clean, even though we got nervous when we realized it was a pet hotel. I’m sure the hardwood floor helps. The staff were accommodating, and breakfast was great, with a self-serve waffle maker and everything. We really enjoyed our time here, a perfect one-night stay while we were in town. Thanks, guys!