Little America Flagstaff

I haven’t stayed here myself because it’s too pricey for me, so I have to stay at other nearby places. It is a higher end hotel right off the freeway, so that’s hard to complain about. I’ve been here five times for the Kikori convention, though, and the hotel workers have always been kind and helpful even though I’m not a tenant. Friends have shown me their rooms briefly, and from what I’ve seen they’re very clean and well kept. The pool is maintained well, and I hear lots of good things from guests. The convention area bathrooms are clean and always have fabulous smelling soap.

We highly recommend Little America. The staff were polite and helpful, everything was clean and updated, and the beds were great for sleeping. There’s also a large hot tub with towels ready, which helped ease travel stiffness.

Our first trip to Flagstaff was to visit the North pole experience at the little America Hotel, and the town itself is beautiful. We’ll be back this year, since the trip was amazing and gave us a new family tradition. The early online reservation was annoying. We checked in early and gave an arrival time, thinking a room would be ready, but still waited a crazy long time. It was opening weekend and the hotel was busy, so I understand. Reception and the restaurant also weren’t on the same page, but again, things were busy. The reception team was friendly and outstanding, staying professional and approachable even while overwhelmed. Our room was clean and well maintained, and the Christmas decorations made it feel like the real north spole for the little ones. The location is great, about 30 minutes from beararizona and the ski resort, and a good distance from town for exploring.

I’ve rarely seen a better price for the quality at a US hotel. My whole stay cost $55-60, which in most places would barely get me a run-down motel in the slums, if I were lucky. I kept waiting to find a catch, but the place was cozy, clean, full of amenities, and the property looked pristine and gorgeous.