La Posada Resort, Winslow

We loved La Posada. One of the most classy old hotels we've been to! The staff was so friendly. The restaurant was a bit pricey- but Delicious! We had a drink before dinner & the bartender was so nice. We we're able to sit out behind the resort & watch the rains go by. So romantic! Definitely will make the tip from Missouri again!!

Yes, it does have quaint charm and interesting architecture but it is also dirty and bug infested. It is the best you can get in Winslow, AZ and the restaurant was lovely and seemed very clean but I would move on down the line for a hotel.

The entry to this place smells of sewer. You have to find your way through a gift shop to get to the front desk (very tacky.) The front desk staff were so-so--not particularly friendly, just doing their jobs. I realize this is an old hotel being renovated but still, the rooms were tiny and uncomfortable and when I first walked in, it was very hot and it took forever for the room to cool down. Floors in the room were dirty although it is harder to tell with the tile they have on the floor--I suppose the housekeeper felt she could skip the floors. As you walk down the corridors and lobby areas I noticed bugs (dead and alive), dust, and cobwebs galore. The only good thing this place has to offer is its wonderful restaurant, which I found the staff very pleasant. I asked to speak to a manager about my dirty floors and as the clerk went to the back I heard a woman's voice say "you can't take care of that? I'm doing books today and I go to lunch at 11:30." I told the clerk to nevermind.

This is the most charming and relaxing place you could pick. The hotel is a museum by its own right, designed by Mary Colter. The porch, the restaurant, the rooms: better than perfect. Highly recommended!!

This hotel is filled with beautiful architecture and art and one must spend hours studying the history and visual impact of LaPosada. No two rooms are the same. We stayed in a deluxe rooms that was very spacious and special. The gift shop has a wide range of beautiful arts and crafts and is definitely not the common tourist t-shirt and coffee- mug store. The Turquoise Room restaurant features locally-grown foods and the chef and staff prepares delicious Southwestern cuisine with the utmost care and attention to details. The restaurant and Martini Bar provides friendly, knowledgeable, and professional staff. We are planning our next stay at LaPosada Resort in two months.

If you want just a place to go to bed, get up, and leave, this may not be the place. This restored Harvey Girls hotel is a place with extraordinary architecture and remarkable history. You'll enjoy it, and you'll remember it. Don't forget the superb gift shop.

Traveling across 40/66 in AZ, my family of 6 found La Posada a convenient overnight stay. The reconstruction is a real success and shows much of the hotel's character. The paintings on display and for sale are a great source of entertainment. The dining room was perfect for breakfast and the saucy waitress kept us on our toes! Very confortable beds and newly renovated bathroom. Not much in the town right now but we hope the revival of the Rt 66 highway leg brings them good luck. The Amtrak train station at their door should be a unique stop for folks traveling 8 PM to San Bernadino, Barstow, LA and 6 AM to Kansas City, Albuquerque and Chicago (just like the song!).

As soon as I walked inside I felt like I had stepped back in time. The relaxing atmosphere, the friendliness of the staff, the outstanding menu in the restaurant, the cozy rooms, the overall ambiance make this a definate place to stay whenever I am traveling along interstate 40. I can't say enough about this beautiful resort!

we have stayed at laposda several times in last 5 years--the ambiance is wonderous and for the place the rates are very competitive,as wekll as being central to the many, many things to do and see in northern arizona..we like it enough we use it as stop if going/coming to/from other destinations. and, the restuarant is very, very good. treat your self

The owner of this hotel should be very proud. They have saved a magnificent hotel from destruction, and have brought it back to life. It is truly enchanting. Since his intention is really not to create a wonderful hotel, but to create this showpiece, a few things are a bit off. No carpeting on the beautiful tile floors in the hallway, and no carpeting or fabric window treatments in the rooms make for a very noisy experience. We could hear what the people next door were saying perfectly. The lighting is really bad, as they are using florescent bulbs throughout, so it sort of seems depressing. They have artwork throughout that is quite violent and does not fit with the hotel at all. But everyone is entitled to their taste in art. The restaurant is so good, and terrific service. Well worth stopping by, even if just for a visit.