Did I really say "enchanting?" Yep, and it's not a word that usually comes to my mind when describing a hotel. This place has so much character and history that it is worth going out of your way to stay at least once. The owners should be commended for saving this beautiful hotel, which was far from beautiful when they... More

This place is tops. The rooms are excellent value for what you get. I have stayed four times over the years and will always pass through when I can to see their ongoing renovation/development. Its like staying in a museum. A tour of the hotel with the Harvey Girls highly recommended (info at reception) which takes 2+ hours. You can... More

Stayed at the La Posada as part of a memorable road trip, and this was certainly one of the highlights. Our group stayed in four separate rooms, each with its own character and uniqueness. The hotel itself is stunning, and could easily occupy days of exploring. Once you enter the front doors you are under its spell, it makes you... More

La Posada is a destination in itself. Allen Affeldt has recreated the dream of Mary Colter and the Fred Harvey legacy. Arrive via historic Route 66 or by AMTRAK and relax. We found new bits of history every time we entered the building. The tour by a "modern day Harvey Girl" was one of the highlights. I will return again... More

After decades of indifferent care by its railroad owners, and even threat of demolition, La Posada Hotel has been given new life by current ownership and become a wonderful gem of a hotel. In Michelin Guide parlance, it really is Worth a Journey. The architecture of the American Southwest abounds and serves the hotel well with its timeless look. Arched... More

We stayed at La Posada for two nights. It was on our Arizona "bucket list" and we're keeping it on there because we want to go back! La Posada is a classic railway stop hotel that has been renovated the "right" way - not too overdone, but with just the right touches to make it a very special spot for... More

Absolutely gorgeous hotel-the owners have put great effort into restoring the place. Even if you don't stay here, you can buy a booklet and go on a self guided tour around the hotel and grounds. Interesting art gallery, antiques, Native American gifts galore. Clean and quiet rooms, nice mattresses, lovely staff. Restaurant is a bit pricey, but quite good. Owners... More

Such a lovely hotel in a city that time has passed by. We were driving old route 66 and were pleasantly surprised to get last minute reservations when we knew our day would end in or near Winslow. From the moment you enter the lobby you feel whisked away to an old train hotel of yester year. It is well... More

The hotel is still undergoing renovations, but the effect is wonderful. It is a very green hotel. They do a lot to save the environment. So glad we stayed there. The hotel grounds are gorgeous, the interior is like an art museum. The restaurant was very beautiful and the food was great. The service was great, you could tell that... More