Best Hotels In Flagstaff, Arizona
Trying to decide where to stay in Flagstaff? Whether you’re using the city as a base for the Grand Canyon, road tripping through northern Arizona, exploring historic Route 66, or just planning a cozy mountain town getaway, Flagstaff has some great lodging options. You’ll find everything from forested resorts and boutique motor lodges to extended-stay hotels and small bed and breakfasts.
I’ve put together this guide to the best hotels in Flagstaff to help simplify your search.
Below you’ll find a mix of standout stays for different travel styles, budgets, and priorities. Read on for the best hotels in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Best Hotels In Flagstaff, Arizona
Little America Hotel
Luxury Resort-Style Property | $$–$$$ | Book Here
Little America is one of the most classic “Flagstaff” stays — a large, forested property that feels tucked away, even though it’s still convenient for getting around town.
Rooms lean traditional and comfortable with a variety of options ranging from Grand Rooms to Apartment Suites. But the on-site amenities are what really make this one stand out: a full restaurant and bar, in-room dining, fire pits + s’mores, and a seasonal pool setup for warmer months. If you want a bigger resort-style footprint with lots of space to wander, this is a reliable pick.
- On-site restaurant and bar, plus in-room dining.
- Seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub.
- Little America is not pet-friendly (service animals only).
Check pricing & availability for Little America here
Americana Motor Hotel
Retro Motor Lodge | $$ | Book Here
Americana Motor Hotel is a refreshed Route 66 stay with a playful, throwback vibe — the kind of place that’s built for road trips, summer weekends, and post-hike lounging.
The property is known for its outdoor hangout setup, including a heated pool, fire pits, and yard games, which makes it feel social and fun. If you want something more memorable than a standard chain hotel (and you like the motor-lodge aesthetic), Americana is a fun, well-located option on the east side of town.
- On-site food & bar available.
- Heated pool on-site.
- Americana Motor Hotel is pet-friendly.
Check pricing & availability for Americana Motor Hotel here
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Bespoke Inn Flagstaff
Boutique Downtown Stay | $$$ | Book Here
If you’re looking for something smaller and more design-forward, Bespoke Inn is a boutique option right in the heart of downtown. This is a great “walk everywhere” stay — ideal if your plan includes coffee shops, restaurants, and downtown nights without needing to drive.
Rooms and suites are individually styled, and many include cozy touches like fireplaces and updated bathrooms inside a fully renovated 1894 property. It’s not a resort-style property with a long amenity list, but it has everything you need to feel at home and it’s a strong pick for a charming stay in an excellent location.
- No on-site restaurant or breakfast, but in-room coffee and tea station.
- No pool, hot tub, or spa.
- Bespoke Inn is pet-friendly.
Check pricing & availability for Bespoke Inn here
High Country Motor Lodge
Modern Boutique Motor Lodge | $$-$$$ | Book Here
High Country Motor Lodge is a favorite stay in Flagstaff — a modern motor lodge with a mountain-town feel and a lot of intentional design throughout the property.
Rooms are cozy and well designed with standard options and cottages available. Beyond the rooms, the on-site amenities are the reason to book: a lively eatery and bar, game room, a pool and hot tub setup, and a Nordic-style spa experience (sauna + hot/cold circuit) that’s great after hiking or skiing. If you want something trendier than a standard hotel without sacrificing comfort, this is a standout.
- On-site dining at The General Store (food + drinks).
- Outdoor pool and hot tub, plus a Nordic spa/sauna experience.
- Pet-friendly rooms available.
Check pricing & availability for High Country Motor Lodge here
Residence Inn by Marriott Flagstaff
Extended-Stay Suites | $$ | Book Here
For a convenient, practical stay (especially if you’re traveling for a few days or more), Residence Inn is a strong all-around option. Suites are designed for longer stays with in-room kitchen setups, which is a big plus if you want to cook breakfast, pack picnic lunches, or keep things low-key between day trips.
The downtown location makes it easy to walk to restaurants and breweries, and the on-site amenities add a little comfort factor — including an indoor pool and hot tub for colder months.
- Free breakfast is offered.
- Indoor pool and hot tub.
- Pet-friendly rooms available.
Check pricing & availability for Residence Inn here
303 BnB Inn Flagstaff
Small Boutique B&B | $$–$$$ | Book Here
303 BnB Inn is a smaller, more personal stay if you prefer something quieter than the bigger hotels. This is a true bed and breakfast experience, with a delicious breakfast served each morning. Each room is individually decorated, surprisingly spacious, and includes its own private en-suite, giving the property a cozy but elevated feel.
While it’s not a large resort-style property, the amenities go beyond what you might expect from a small B&B — including a fitness center, game room, and on-site bar, in addition to comfortable common areas designed for relaxing. It’s a great option if you want a quieter stay that still offers a homey feel and space to unwind after a day of exploring.
- Homemade breakfast is offered (including a to-go option on request).
- No pool, hot tub, or spa.
- 303 BnB is not pet-friendly.
Check pricing & availability for 303 BnB here
Drury Inn & Suites Flagstaff
Comfortable Full-Service Chain Hotel | $$ | Book Here
Drury is a great pick if you want a simple, comfortable stay where a lot of the “extras” are built in. Guests can enjoy free hot breakfast, plus the chain’s evening 5:30 Kickback, which includes free drinks and snacks. Rooms are straightforward and reliable, and the indoor pool and whirlpool are a nice bonus year-round. If you’re traveling as a family or just want good value without overthinking it, Drury is a solid pick.
- Free hot breakfast, plus evening snacks and drinks.
- Indoor pool and whirlpool/hot tub.
- Pet-friendly (dogs and cats allowed).
Check pricing & availability for Drury Inn here
Hotel Monte Vista
Historic Downtown Landmark | $–$$ | Book Here
Hotel Monte Vista is one of Flagstaff’s most iconic historic stays, in operation for more than 100 years and known for its long list of famous guests — alongside plenty of ghost stories and local legends.
If you’re drawn to historic or haunted hotels, this is definitely one to know about. That said, it isn’t for everyone. Rooms lean historic rather than modern (think smaller layouts and a more dated feel rather than freshly renovated spaces), and guest reviews can be mixed, especially if you’re sensitive to noise or prefer a quieter, more polished hotel experience.
Aside from the history here, the biggest draws are the unbeatable downtown location, plus on-site bars and dining that make evenings out incredibly convenient.
- On-site restaurant and bars/lounges.
- No pool, hot tub, or spa.
- Hotel Monte Vista is not pet-friendly.
Check pricing & availability for Monte Vista here
Village Camp Flagstaff
Cabins & Outdoor Resort Stay | Bellemont (about 20 minutes from Flagstaff) | $$–$$$ | Book Here
Village Camp is a great option just outside Flagstaff, located in Bellemont about a 20-minute drive from town. This is an easy choice if you want something different than a traditional hotel stay — lodging options include cabin accommodations or luxury RV sites. The spacious cabins are especially appealing for families, groups, or anyone who appreciates a kitchen/kitchenette setup and extra room to spread out.
What really sets Village Camp apart is the long list of amenities, including an on-site restaurant and bar, seasonal pool, year-round hot tubs, playground, amphitheater, and lawn games, all designed around an outdoorsy, community-focused atmosphere. The location also provides quick access to nature in this part of northern Arizona while still keeping you within easy driving distance of Flagstaff.
- On-site restaurant and bar, no free breakfast (but cabins include kitchen or kitchenette setups).
- Seasonal outdoor pool, year-round hot tub.
- Pet-friendly options available.
Check pricing & availability for Village Camp here
No matter your travel style — whether you’re looking for a stylish boutique stay, a comfortable and convenient base for day trips, or something more immersive in nature — Flagstaff offers a variety of hotel options that make it easy to explore northern Arizona.
I hope this guide helps you find the perfect place to stay, have the best time in Flagstaff!
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