Hualapai Lodge Peach Springs, Peach Springs

My stay at the lodge was quite disappointing due to the staff's attitude and misleading information about the location. While the rooms were clean and the facilities, like the pool, were enjoyable, the persistent train noise made it hard to relax. I appreciated the cleanliness and the pleasant restaurant meals, but overall, it was not worth the hassle and the price.

I had a decent stay overall, especially considering how clean and convenient the hotel was for my hike at Havasupai. The rooms were comfortable, and I appreciated the fresh smell throughout the lodge. However, the train noise was quite disruptive. The dining options were good, which is great since there aren't many alternatives nearby.

The Lodge at Peach Springs is a cozy spot along Route 66, ideally placed for a break between Sedona and Las Vegas. The rooms exceeded my expectations, being clean and comfortable, and the restaurant offered decent food. However, the service in the restaurant was slow at times, and the discounts for Navajo guests felt a bit unfair. Overall, it's a charming place to relax, especially for those visiting nearby attractions.

I have mixed feelings about my stay. The lodge is older and comes with a bit of a musty smell, but it's clean and well-kept. The restaurant had decent food, although the service was a bit lacking due to being understaffed. One major downside was the nearby train that runs frequently throughout the day and night, which made it hard to fully relax. However, the workout facility was surprisingly good.

The hotel offers a charming atmosphere with clean and comfortable accommodations, making it an appealing option for a short stay. However, it is quite far from attractions, which is disappointing if you're looking to explore the area. The dining options are lacking, particularly for plant-based diets, and the train noise can be a drawback for light sleepers.