Hotels With Breakfast in Arizona, United States

very good experience in this hotel, breakfast is simple but others stuff is good enough to cover it location, kind of receptionist, she allow late check out for us in order to convenient us to store luggage, please take note, even the webpage indicated Free luggage storage, but it's no extra space I the lobby or storeroom for you to store

This lodge is the cheapest one out of the lodges in Grand Canyon National Park. However, it is quite clean. The showering facility is fine. The shower gel and shampoo are of better quality than average. There are a few restaurants at the lodge with a higher average price than normal, with similar price range as the Grand Canyon area. Free parking is available outside the room.

Very nice stay here! I planned for Grand Canyon the next day but the storm warning was on. I asked the staff for advise and they helped a lot. Lester told us to leave around 10am as the condition of snowing should be better, and it was right. We succeed to visit Grand Canyon and have a nice trip. Overall equipment is good, nice neighborhood, nice breakfast. If you want to visit Williams, that’s the choice.

A very lovely stay. Huge clean rooms with large and comfortable king bed, separate living room area, microwave and coffee machine in the room. There is a 24hour tea coffee making station at the lobby as well with takeaway paper cups. Breakfast was simple but good, including waffles, bagels, toasts, eggs, sausages, cereal, yogurt, sauces and spread. Hot drinks and juices were served.

Of all the Hampton Inn hotels I stayed at during my trip to the US, this was the only one I was genuinely satisfied with. The Hampton chain consistently suffers from two main issues: incredibly loud air conditioning and breakfast options that are utterly unsuited for Asian palates. Honestly, I'll never consider Hampton my top choice for any future trips to the US.

This place is quite hidden, but I managed to book a great spot in advance, and the overall experience was very nice. A big plus was having a microwave, so I could heat up my favorite instant noodles. There isn't much in the way of Chinese food around Grand Canyon National Park.

We enjoyed our stay and the chocolate chip cookies never disappoint. Yummy …our hostess and servers were friendly, courteous and welcoming and I included a photo of the special gal that waited on us for the two morning breakfasts. Everything was great and will stay again.

We stayed in Page specifically for Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon, and this hotel was super close, just a 10-minute drive away. The location is excellent. The room was pretty standard, and the breakfast was quite good, with eggs, sausages, bread, and hot food. I booked a rate that included breakfast, which cost about 100 RMB more, but it seemed like no one actually checked room numbers, so it might have been free for everyone.

Although this hotel is next to the highway, it is still very quiet. The forest behind the hotel is very suitable for early morning and dusk strolls. The environment is very good. The whole check-in and check-out are very simple and effective, and the service staff are very warm. Highly recommended for accommodation in Flagstaff

Overall I liked this hotel but there was no blanket on the bed and was pretty cold. Also the shower was either very hot or too cold, that was strange for a hotel. The breakfast was ok but not great, not a big selection. There were microwave burritos, but no microwave in the breakfast area. The pancake machine was cool and the pancakes were good but it needed fixing many times in the time I was in there. There was cereal and apples, muffins, juice and coffee. Was enough but would like a little more selection, and yogurt would have been nice. The room was roomy with a little couch and desk. The tv was large and had the Vizio streaming and a dish box and remote was there but did not seem to work. I liked the location sort of off the beaten path.