Best Places to Stay in Flagstaff

A Flagstaff hotel is a great option if you're intending on staying close to the Downtown Flagstaff, NAU or if you are staying for a short period of time. Many of the well-known chain hotels are located on Milton Road, the main road leading up to Downtown Flagstaff from I-17, and on Lucky Lane, just off I-40. Most Flagstaff visitors find the hotels and motels a cost-effective and convenient way to stay close to restaurants, grocery stores and other shopping needs. Hotels in Flagstaff are relatively inexpensive compared to other mountain town destinations. Some motels located between NAU and downtown Flagstaff start even as low at $35/night. Hotels do tend to book up for popular weekends such as NAU graduation, weekends after a fresh snowfall, or long holiday weekends. So make sure to book ahead during these times if possible. There are also a couple of very nice boutique hotels worth checking out like Little America. But there are certainly a number of chain hotels available that offer visitors the comfort of knowing what to expect in terms of cleanliness and amenities consistent to the brand of the hotel.

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For some, camping in itself is an activity. For others, it's just a place one can sleep at night in order to get to an activity quicker or without having to pay for a place to sleep. For these reasons, we're going to tell you where the best campsites are in Flagstaff with bathrooms and water as well as where you can just bivy or van camp legally for any given amount of time. There are camping spots all over Flagstaff; choosing a campsite is really just a matter of deciding what amenities you require. On our camping page, we'll section out some campsites based on some basic criteria like such as RV parking, bathrooms, waterfront, overlooking views, BLM, access to trails, etc. Really, most of the woods outside of town can be camped in, but we'll list a few designated campgrounds in the areas for you as well.

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Family-Friendly Places to Stay

To make it a real vacation, every member of the family needs to be having a good time, right? Amenities like pools, game rooms, board games, digital entertainment, being near trails or even just having a hot breakfast with several food options already made can make this time together so much more enjoyable. Even hotel rooms with a door to shut after the kids go to sleep is a fantastic thing to have when traveling!

Here's a list of some the most family- friendly places to stay in Flagstaff. Whether you're looking for a hotel or vacation home, Flagstaff has a wonderful lodging option for you and your whole family!

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Pet-Friendly Places to Stay

Bringing your fur-baby with you to Flagstaff? The more the merrier! At these pet-friendly hotels, cabins or vacation homes in Flagstaff, your pet is family. There is a range of pet-friendly options; some hotels that permit pets in the room, while others have a fluffy dog bed and dog cookie waiting for your pooch upon check-in. It all depends on what you and your pet want to experience while staying in Flagstaff. Vacation rentals and cabins are a great option because most come with gated backyards or porches for your pup to hang out in. Also, Flagstaff is a very pet-friendly town. Many restaurants allow pets on the patio. Here's a compiled list of pet-friendly places to stay in Flagstaff that will welcome both you and your pet with a tail-wagging welcome.

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Cabins & Yurts At AZ Nordic Village

Stay in a yurt or cabin at the AZ Nordic Village, a premier outdoor recreation destination just north of Flagstaff. Perfectly situated in the cool pine and aspen forests at 8,000 ft of elevation between Flagstaff and Grand Canyon National Park, the Village offers rustic cabin and yurt rentals year-round, and summer campsites that are RV-friendly. Frontcountry yurts and cabins are available for those seeking easy access, and five backcountry yurts offer solitude and natural settings with more comforts than a typical backpacking adventure. Many miles of hiking and biking trails leave right from the Village, and there are numerous other activities nearby, including the Lava River Cave, Red Mountain, Arizona Snowbowl, the Arizona National Scenic Trail, and many other hiking and biking trails.

In the winter season, the Arizona Nordic Village hosts a groomed trail system for cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and fatbiking. Over 20 miles of trails offer opportunities for everybody to have a winter adventure!

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