Little America Hotel Flagstaff

Check in was awesome. The young lady who checked us in was probably the best hotel employee I have ever interacted with. One of my shoes got pushed under the bed and when I bent down to grab it I looked underneath. There was so much dust under the bed it was absolutely disgusting. If I weren’t checking out I would have asked for another room. It really made me question the overall cleanliness of the hotel. Before I saw the dust, we had a nice stay. I would be willing to give them another chance.

Our experience was superior at every level. The room was clean, excellent cooling, classic roadside travel hotel vibe with beautiful bathroom stylings. Bed was very comfortable - Goldilocks found the one just perfect. Pool is beautifully shaded on the edges by the surrounding pine forest that is part of the property. Grounds are excellent landscaping. Trails abound. The restaurant was a pleasant surprise. Great food and our server went the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th mile to accommodate some needs that we had with pastries - climaxing with brownies to be long remembered. All the good reviews you read about Little America. Trust them. It is very much all that it aspires to be.

My wife and I stayed two nights over July 4th weekend and had an amazing stay and trip to Flagstaff! The hotel is very nice, both rooms and common areas. We especially appreciated the walking trail through the woods! The pool and hot tub were also very nice. Thank you!

Not worth the hype and the price. If you want to spend $250/night for a room with peeling wallpaper, filthy and disgusting lampshades, have your food in the room cooler frozen solid, then this is the place for you. I spoke to the front desk and completed a survey and have heard zip from the management. An apology would be nice. But then, if they dont care about the wallpaper peeling off the walls why would they care about me? I'm just one review that will be buried under other reviews. We travel a lot. Never have I spent so much and received so little.

As a frequent traveler, I have visited a great number of cities and hotels around the globe, among which The Little America Hotel in Flagstaff has a special place in my heart. This two-floor, rustic hotel surrounded by pine trees is a true hidden Eden with its spacious, well-decorated rooms, friendly staff, serene gardens and panoramic paths. We could not get enough of this delightful hideaway on our way to the West Coast and looking forward to going back for a longer stay.