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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
"InnSuites Boutique Collection Hotel". Hotel Aspen features newly refurbished Studio InnSuites and two-room Executive family Suites. The hotel offers an outdoor pool, spa tub and fitness center. A complimentary buffet breakfast and evening social hour is served daily. Guestrooms feature complimentary high speed Internet access, microwaves, refrigerators, and free local calls. Free wireless Internet in the lobby, PJ's cafe. Managers Barbeque the first Wednesday of every month. Meeting facilities with catering, audiovisual equipment and free high speed Internet access.
Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
3.3 out of 5
(40 reviews)
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Hotel address: 1008 East Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Northern Arizona University, Lowell Observatory,
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport.
Walking distance to historic Downtown's shopping and restaurants as well as 5 minutes to Northern Arizona University and Flagstaff Hospital.
Café for a free hot Arizona breakfast buffet (6:30-10am) and PJ's Lounge for free evening social hour (5-6:30pm).
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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
3.3 out of 5
(40 reviews)
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Score
3 out of 5
Staff was nice, but.....
So I will start by saying that I left Tucson and 60 degrees and arrived in Flagstaff to 15 degree weather. The hotel can not ... control that, but I was surprised at the exterior corridors. The description did not mention this and the pictures conveniently hide that fact. This was not a deal breaker, but on this trip it would have been nice to know. Our biggest issue was that it had recently snowed in Flagstaff and they had cleared the parking lot by piling the snow on one side. Great idea, but it took out about 20 very much needed parking spots. We had to park up a steep hill and walk down the slippery slope. Second was the room. The bedroom was separate from the living room, which is great, but there is only 1 AC/Heater Unit, in the living room. So we had to sleep with our door open to get heat into the bedroom and into the bathroom. I would have loved a heat lamp in the bathroom as well. Our kids were sleeping in the living room and we had to keep it very warm in there just to get heat to the bedroom portion. It never got warm in the bedroom, and I would assume the same issue would happen in the heat of the summer. The next morning we searched for the restaurant. We knew there was one, because there was a free buffet breakfast, but there was no signage as to where it was located. Once we found it, we had a great experience. It was full, but they kept everything running smooth. Definitely a good breakfast. I don't know that I would stay there again. The rooms were nice and had extra amenities, but I think the AC/Heat issue would be a problem almost any time of the year.
Traveler type: Family
Score
1 out of 5
Snowed-in in Arizona
Having travelled a fair amount for business and pleasure, I have my own 'expectations' when it comes to 'hotels' and ... 'motels'. While I'm certain the travel industry has it's own method of distinction, I general think a 'hotel' does not have exterior walkways and room entrances, but 'motels' generally do. This difference is significant when you are not familiar with the area. In a neglected part of town a 'motel' is less desirable, since the area typically will be noiser, and possibly prone to criminal activity. In a hotel it is easier for the mgmt to secure the facility since there are fewer exterior entrances. Therefore I was quite dissatisfied with the Aspen Hotel, as it wasn't a hotel in my opinion. Additionally, the room did not appear to have been properly cleaned. The bathroom had soap scum all around the top of the sink, as if it had not been properly cleaned in some time. None of the four of us were willing to use the shower either. In addition there we several noisy activities outside, and a family dealing with a screaming infant next door. Not things I would expect to contend with at a REAL hotel. [...] We were delayed by unexpected car troubles, and by the time we made it there to that area, we feared continuing because of the heavy snow. [...]I generally try to go for the medium priced locations, since the cheapest are rarely worth it, nor are the more pricey ones. in this case I felt totally let down. [...]I will not stay at, nor ever recommend the Hotel Aspen. [...]
Traveler type: Family
IHOP is only a couple of miles away. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially our waitress, Chanel. The food was quite good, and IHOPs in AZ, have jalapeños! The 'hotel' offered a free breakfast, but I was not willing to risk it!
Score
3 out of 5
pretty good
I thought it was pretty good for the price. We were upgraded for free to the suite. The room wasn't in great shape, but it ... was fine. It was clean, but there were a lot of drywall repairs that have been done in this room. I don't know if my wife noticed them, but I am a construction guy, so those kinds of things drive me crazy. Breakfast was great. The guy running the buffet was the nicest guy. I was really impressed.
Traveler type: Couples
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IHOP is only a couple of miles away. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially our waitress, Chanel. The food was quite good, and IHOPs in AZ, have jalapeños! The 'hotel' offered a free breakfast, but I was not willing to risk it!
--Unhappy Dad, Atlanta, GA Dec 31, 2009
You could walk to shopping, and restaurants as well.
--Flagstaff First Timer, Bullhead City, AZ Oct 20, 2009
Breakfast was VERY impressive with all the tasty choices and lovely dining room.
--Susan, Phoenix, AZ Jul 20, 2009
Overall score
3.3 out of 5
(40 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
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Score
3 out of 5
Staff was nice, but.....
So I will start by saying that I left Tucson and 60 degrees and arrived in Flagstaff to 15 degree weather. The hotel can not ... control that, but I was surprised at the exterior corridors. The description did not mention this and the pictures conveniently hide that fact. This was not a deal breaker, but on this trip it would have been nice to know. Our biggest issue was that it had recently snowed in Flagstaff and they had cleared the parking lot by piling the snow on one side. Great idea, but it took out about 20 very much needed parking spots. We had to park up a steep hill and walk down the slippery slope. Second was the room. The bedroom was separate from the living room, which is great, but there is only 1 AC/Heater Unit, in the living room. So we had to sleep with our door open to get heat into the bedroom and into the bathroom. I would have loved a heat lamp in the bathroom as well. Our kids were sleeping in the living room and we had to keep it very warm in there just to get heat to the bedroom portion. It never got warm in the bedroom, and I would assume the same issue would happen in the heat of the summer. The next morning we searched for the restaurant. We knew there was one, because there was a free buffet breakfast, but there was no signage as to where it was located. Once we found it, we had a great experience. It was full, but they kept everything running smooth. Definitely a good breakfast. I don't know that I would stay there again. The rooms were nice and had extra amenities, but I think the AC/Heat issue would be a problem almost any time of the year.
Traveler type: Family
Score
1 out of 5
Snowed-in in Arizona
Having travelled a fair amount for business and pleasure, I have my own 'expectations' when it comes to 'hotels' and ... 'motels'. While I'm certain the travel industry has it's own method of distinction, I general think a 'hotel' does not have exterior walkways and room entrances, but 'motels' generally do. This difference is significant when you are not familiar with the area. In a neglected part of town a 'motel' is less desirable, since the area typically will be noiser, and possibly prone to criminal activity. In a hotel it is easier for the mgmt to secure the facility since there are fewer exterior entrances. Therefore I was quite dissatisfied with the Aspen Hotel, as it wasn't a hotel in my opinion. Additionally, the room did not appear to have been properly cleaned. The bathroom had soap scum all around the top of the sink, as if it had not been properly cleaned in some time. None of the four of us were willing to use the shower either. In addition there we several noisy activities outside, and a family dealing with a screaming infant next door. Not things I would expect to contend with at a REAL hotel. [...] We were delayed by unexpected car troubles, and by the time we made it there to that area, we feared continuing because of the heavy snow. [...]I generally try to go for the medium priced locations, since the cheapest are rarely worth it, nor are the more pricey ones. in this case I felt totally let down. [...]I will not stay at, nor ever recommend the Hotel Aspen. [...]
Traveler type: Family
IHOP is only a couple of miles away. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially our waitress, Chanel. The food was quite good, and IHOPs in AZ, have jalapeños! The 'hotel' offered a free breakfast, but I was not willing to risk it!
Score
3 out of 5
pretty good
I thought it was pretty good for the price. We were upgraded for free to the suite. The room wasn't in great shape, but it ... was fine. It was clean, but there were a lot of drywall repairs that have been done in this room. I don't know if my wife noticed them, but I am a construction guy, so those kinds of things drive me crazy. Breakfast was great. The guy running the buffet was the nicest guy. I was really impressed.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Excellent service and stay.
I will definitely stay at this hotel again. I have stayed there previously and I loved it especially the hot tub type ... bath. Thanks for a great stay, Linda Corbett
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
"Good Value, Good Location
Good Value, friendly service, continental breakfast was great. Enjoyed the social hour they offer. The hotel was centrally ... located for our visit to Flagstaff while we were visiting NAU. The hotel was convenient to downtown and the campus. I would definitely stay here again.
Traveler type: Family
You could walk to shopping, and restaurants as well.
Score
2 out of 5
decent hotel for flagstaff
breakfast was ok nothing fancy.staff very friendly.outback-KFC near by.well priced for what you get.ask to stay on upper ... level in the back and the train noise will not be an issue.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Linda
This was a stopping point in a long day of driving. [...] The staff was wonderful [...]. The breakfast buffet was great! ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Hotel
fine ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Unbeatable price, nice location
The service was very friendly, the rooms were clean and updated, they had a free social hour in the evening, a nice hot ... breakfast, free internet in the rooms and clean lobby with computers and free internet. The pool is medium sized and clean. The only downside, was the floor boards above us (we were on the 1st floor) were extremely noisy. If they fixed those it would be nice and quiet. We will definitely stay there again. It's also in walking distance to the downtown area.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Comfy and Affordable
They cannot help the train whistle at 2AM, and the breakfast and nice dining room made up for that minor distraction. I liked ... the internet access at the office and they were SO busy but never, ever rude. Pool was nice and warm and the room was very quaint.
Traveler type: Couples
Breakfast was VERY impressive with all the tasty choices and lovely dining room.
Score
4 out of 5
A bit run down, but a great staff
The hotel is older and not the nicest, but the staff really try to go the extra mile. Our faucet dripped and the room was ... dated. The train also goes by regularly, but it wasn't very noticeable inside the room. The pool was well kept and busy, the hot tub & exercise room were small, but in good order. The staff was very outgoing. They even make waffles for you at breakfast (to go along with a nice spread). I heard happy hour was nice, but we didn't make it as we were at the Canyon.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Like Arizona
Great desk clerk, noisy (because of train closeby), A/C nneded to be unplugged to turn off, A/C plug filthy. Nice TV in big ... room, but none in bedroom. Will probably give this place another try..think there's potential. Office has nice internet facilities.
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Family visit
Staff was great very helpful. The room was quiet even though near the train tracks. Was close to everything. We were pleased ... with our stay.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Pleasant stay
I went to get away for the weekend and it turned out to be awesome..I could walk to Historic town and the hotel was great ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
EXCELLENT FLEXIBLE STAFF
STAFF VERY EXCELLENT AT DESK ...
Traveler type: Family
FRYS GROCERY NEAR BY
Score
1 out of 5
Ugh... not ok!
My girlfriend came in for her 40th birthday so we made a trip through Flag, the Canyon and Sedona. Our first night was at ... this MOTEL that was advertised as a hotel. We got in late in the evening and noticed dust on everything, the bathroom was just gross and old, the mirror wasn't clean, the fridge didn't work, the door had 1" gaps all the way around and THE TRAIN was chooo chooing. I mean seriously this place was a hot mess. Us girls made the most of it but we wore our flip flops in the shower and we had to rig the bathroom window since it didn't have a lock on it and it opened to an alley. The beds were comfortable and that is the only saving grace with this bates motel. Very scary and we will NOT stay here again... obviously.
Traveler type: Friends
We were close to San Fran street so that was a plus.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Arizona Experience
For the star rating, this motel lived up to it's standard. Good price, clean room, plenty of cable channels, pleasant ... continental breakfast, a big plus was we did not have our laptop and there were computers availible. Yes the train was noisy but overall it was a good motel.
Traveler type: Couples
Flagstaff was a great midway point between the Grand Canyon and Sedona.
Score
3 out of 5
the Highs and the lows
CARE is a 4 letter gospel word at this location. while the rooms were not the cleanest I've seen, they were quick to make ... things as right as they could and the beds where new and A+++++ pillow tops. Tiny Jacuzzi and pool closed when I was there. Complimentry Hot Breakfest buffet with personal service along with complementry wine and beer hour for hotel guests daily. I'd take this place over many of the downtown Chicago Michigan Ave hotels anyday for service !!!!!
Traveler type: Single
the Grand Canyon is only 70 miles away and it's a beautiful drive. Historic downtown shopping was less than a mile away and there were sidewalks so you could walk
Score
3 out of 5
Not bad, just not what I expected
Older hotel with a great staff. Rooms are tiny and need updating, badly. My 3 star rating is strictly due to the courteous ... staff, free breakfast and free Wifi, but I didn't get much rest the 1 night I stayed due to the noisy rooms and the train which is right across the street which blows its whistle everytime it comes through, even at 2am. I actually paid for a 2nd night, but opted to go home rather than suffer another night of bad sleep.
Traveler type: Single
Score
3 out of 5
great value
nice sized rooms in good condition with upgraded kitchen and bathroom. Friendly staff. ...
Traveler type: Couples
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IHOP is only a couple of miles away. The staff was friendly and helpful, especially our waitress, Chanel. The food was quite good, and IHOPs in AZ, have jalapeños! The 'hotel' offered a free breakfast, but I was not willing to risk it!
--Unhappy Dad, Atlanta, GA Dec 31, 2009
You could walk to shopping, and restaurants as well.
--Flagstaff First Timer, Bullhead City, AZ Oct 20, 2009
Breakfast was VERY impressive with all the tasty choices and lovely dining room.
--Susan, Phoenix, AZ Jul 20, 2009
FRYS GROCERY NEAR BY
--ZZ, SCOTTSDALE, AZ Jul 2, 2009
We were close to San Fran street so that was a plus.
--Mindy Sue Who, Surprise, AZ May 24, 2009
Flagstaff was a great midway point between the Grand Canyon and Sedona.
--Frugal Spender, Howell, New Jersey May 14, 2009
the Grand Canyon is only 70 miles away and it's a beautiful drive. Historic downtown shopping was less than a mile away and there were sidewalks so you could walk
--picky, picky, picky, Mt Prospect, IL May 12, 2009
Buster's restaurant is AWESOME! Great food and decent prices.
--Lord Hugenstein, Glendale, AZ May 4, 2009
Stay in Sedona for the sights or go on to Santa Fe, just amazing. Trip to Flagstaff not really worth the time or money.
--Jack from CT, Westbrook, Ct Apr 22, 2009
Williams, Az Train ride polar express Deer farm
--Christopher, USA Nov 25, 2008
down town flagstaff 2 min drive
--Christina, West Covina Nov 16, 2008
Visitor center was very close. It was the train station and you could watch the trains go by. Restraunts were across from visitor center along with antique stores and shopping.
--Louis, Buckeye Aug 31, 2008
Its a short drive to the downtown area where there are lots of restaurants and attractions such as museums and often art shows. Also in the rooms there are helpful ideas about the area, that is how we found Massage Envy where me and my husband got a great couples massage for only $39 each!
--Margarita, Roswell, NM Aug 4, 2008
It is about an hour from the Grand Canyon.
--Donna, Seattle, WA Mar 24, 2008
Lowell Observatory is here
--Barbara, USA Aug 17, 2007
The hotel provided breakfast very early in the morning, from 6:30 It's easy and short to take 180 to get grand canon.
--sunglim, USA Aug 14, 2007
We loved dining at Picazzo. Great atmosphere; wonderful food. Highly recommend their pizza and buffalo wings!
--Kristin, USA Aug 11, 2007
The free breakfast in PJ's was great. They had a large variety of choices to pick from:cold ceral, eggs, biscuts and gravy and best of all waffles made when you order them! All you can eat.
--Michele, Ontario, CA Aug 8, 2007
close to shopping, nightlife, and dining
--ann, USA Jul 28, 2007
The Old Town of Flagstaff is a short drive away and the shopping and night life there is FANTASTIC!
--Ann, USA Jul 8, 2007
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