Days Inn Flagstaff

Stayed for one night (11/26) upon returning from Grand Canyon and was pleasantly surprised. Normally do not stay at Days ..but we were traveling with our dog and it was one of the few properties in Flag that accepted pets. Train noise was not all that bad, and it certainly did not keep us up at night. It could be horrendous closer to the tracks. The trains are pretty much heard all over the town...some places worse than others. There are different buildings at this property, with the one we were in being reserved as pet rooms. Very clean with older furnishings. Tub and shower in with toilet, and sink/mirror out in the main room. Roomy area to walk pets complete with "scoopers" right there at the ready. Continental breakfast served in the main lobby area which would be a walk across the lot from the pet building. Depending on which way your rooms faces , you could score a wonderful view of the mountains. My only reason for not giving it a 5 out of 5, was that the walls are paper thin in this particular building and your neighbor's TV, barking dog, etc, could easily be heard. Not a big deal for us but if you';re a really light sleeper, could be an issue if you have a noisy neighbor. A terrific place to stay.....especially if you're travelling with your best furry friends!

Stayed 1st November 2004. Top quality hotel at cheap rates. Helpful staff and no train noises at all.

I had stayed at this property with my mother in September of 2000 (and loved it) and we decided to return when we visted Flagstaff this September.

We stayed the night of September 18 and we returned again on September 24.

The lobby was clean and nicely decorated. The continental breakfast was good too. They had everything from waffles, toast, cereal, fruit, donuts and juices/coffee.

The staff was very friendly also.

The rooms were very clean and spacious. The beds were VERY comfortable and the location is good too. You are very close to the Pullium Airport.

Now, don't expect the Waldorf Astoria, but the room is much nicer than other hotels I have stayed in in the area and paid much more for. Don't let the low price fool you into thinking that the hotel schlocky. I'm VERY picky as to where I will stay.

You can hear the trains, but you can at any hotel in Flagstaff, but that did not bother me. I love it!

I plan on staying here again and I would recommend it with anyone.

I was extremley impressed, from the moment I walked in the office. The office was large & beautiful, the staff exellent.

The windows of the rooms large, they looked out to the pool & a large grassy area.

Breakfast was good, 3 types of juice, tea coffee, waffles, toast , english muffins, donuts & fruit.

What more could you ask for. The rate was only $62.00, for 3 of us.

Also they have a beautiful game room.

I like to travel a lot, so I stay at many places. I have paid $130.00 for 1/2 the accomodations

I really would recommend this place.

I really liked this hotel because it was large , everything is so tiny & cramped these days, not this days Inn.

My wife and two kids and I stayed in one of the two room suites for 6 days in August 2004. It was a great room for the price and the staff was friendly and helpful.

If I wanted to be picky I could lower their score for worn drapes and a few minor things, but I don't care about any of that. I like a good matress, which we had, good price, which we got, and competent staff, which they were.

One note, there is a train crossing which means you hear the train across the hyway 24/7. It didn't bother us but if you are a light sleeper, find an area of Flagstaff away from the trains.

This was a great place to stay for a very reasonable rate. A short spin from downtown, yet none of the loud rumbling of trains/horns that you get in all the downtown hotels. (Beware the Hotel Monte Vista in this regard-also stayed there in the past).

Cont. breakfast was minimal but adequate, staff was very nice, accomodated our late check out request. Rooms were good size, very clean and not cramped. All in all, a great place to stay and a wonderful town to visit. I will be back.

My husband and I stayed at the Flagstaff Days Inn last weekend to get away from the 110 degree heat. The check-in staff were very pleasant and helpful. Our room (two queen beds) were very spacious and surprisingly clean! They need to move the shower head up so you don't have to crouch to get your head wet! The beds were very comfortable and the only drawback were the train horns - which are pretty hard to get away from in Flagstaff. The only negative to this hotel is their breakfast which consisted of cereal, waffles, which you make yourself, toast and a bowl of apples and oranges - we decided to go back home through Sedona and stopped for breakfast at the Junipine Resort which was not only a beautiful location but a very good restaurant.

Wow, this is a great motel and very inexpensive. It is super close to the Raddison and after staying here I wonder why people pay extra to stay at the Raddison. I guess looks are deceiving; it seems like it was recently updated inside. In fact we went through Flagstaff to get somewhere else and on the way back I knew we had to stay at the days inn again. The staff is nice; the free breakfast is great (fresh waffles, cereal, juices, coffee, toast, fruit, etc). Overall a great bang for your buck!!!!

I have stayed at quite a few Days Inns and this one is the best! The rooms are very spacious and clean, with floor to ceiling glass windows.

Decent furniture, new carpet, nice bathroom and big dressing area. Free cable TV including HBO. Deluxe breakfast with do-it-yourself fresh Belgian Wafer in the big, nice lobby. The staff is very friendly, helpful and responsive. We booked our room through Days Inn's web site for only $35 a night (early Junuary). What a deal!

One of my favorite Day's Inns. Nothing really special about the place, no extra "character", but it's very comfortable, well laid out, easy access to rooms, decent outdoor pool in a courtyard (not sitting next to the road!), spacious lobby with not-bad free coffee, good staff. The type of place that gave me a good impression of the Days Inn chain (until I stayed at some wretched ones). Located on the two-lane spur that heads out to westbound 40 past the Flagstaff Botanic Garden and built up-slope from the roadway, decent views.

The downside is they've jacked prices up over the last couple of years, making it rather expensive as a place to choose at the last minute. Try and find a good rate and it's worth the stay.