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Days Inn Flagstaff - West Route 66
1000 W Route 66,
Flagstaff
Arizona
USA
86001
928-774-5221
Type: Historic Inn
Minimum Rate: $ 149 - $ 295
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Flagstaff
Arizona
USA
86001
928-774-5221
Type: Historic Inn
Minimum Rate: $ 149 - $ 295
Comments ( 0 )
Rating (0 Votes)
The Days Inn Route 66 located in Flagstaff, AZ is a nostalgic Route 66 hotel near downtown Flagstaff, Arizona. We feature a large, comfortable lobby with stone fireplace, game room with two pool tables, lounge, fitness room, business center and ample room to relax and spread out. A fantastic location for tour groups and corporate meetings too! We have two meeting rooms that will accommodate up to 65 people for a variety of events.
In the summer, our oversized outdoor pool is ideal for the entire family. Come and enjoy our Free Deluxe Continental breakfast. Convenient to shopping, dining, hiking and many other outdoor activities, the Days Inn Route 66 is a splendid hub for visiting the Grand Canyon, Sedona, the Navajo and Hopi Reservations, Page and Lake Powell, the Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest and Meteor Crater. Other attractions include Lowell Observatory, Riordan Mansion and historic downtown Flagstaff.
There is easy access to all major highways: I-17, I-40, Highways 180 and 89 that will take you to all the natural and historic treasures of Northern Arizona. Be sure to travel Route 66 and enjoy a trip to the past in the restored towns along the way, like Ash Fork, Seligman, Winslow and of course Flagstaff itself. If you''re looking for something different, this is the place!
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