Don't know what the cruddy reviews are based on...my wife and I were passing through for the fourth time and bought a few pieces of Native jewelry. While there, we witnessed staff handling phone reservations and guests checking in. All staff was exceedingly pleasant and courteous; wish I could say the same for visitors who just stopped in and couldn't... More

This was the third time we've stayed at La Posada; the last two years we were just passing through and spent only one night each time, but we resolved to take a few days and spend them here basking in the beauty of this place. We took Amtrak from L.A.. and arrived early morning and although they did not have... More

As part of a six person group of railfans touring Arizona during the week ending May 19, 2012, we went out of our way to stay and dine at the La Posada Hotel and Gardens in Winslow, AZ. This hotel is famous as a Fred Harvey hotel from the 1930s into the 1950s. Now the current owners have restored it... More

We are long time residents of Arizona so we enjoyed the history here. A train buff would love it too. Several levels of rooms available. We chose the $149.99 level and were not disappointed. Large room with sofa and 2 chairs. King bed. Deep whirlpool tub - with shower. Very nicely decorated in south west theme. A huge museum inside... More

I first stopped at Winslow's La Posada Hotel & Gardens a year ago, just enough time to look around and have a scrumptious lunch at the Turquoise Room. This year, I was thrilled to be able to arrange to spend a night, and in fact booked two rooms, one for me and my traveling companion (the small "Tom Ford") and... More

This is my family's 2nd review of the hotel. The first written ca. 5/16/12 has not been published; I hope this one will be. My wife & I visited LP for the 2nd time April 7th. We made our reservation on 3/15/12, & LP charged our c/c that date with the notation on the c/c printout, "arrv 3/13/12 depart 3/14/12... More

I loved La Posada. Walking in the door, I couldn't get over how beautiful it is and how many things there were to look at. In fact, I spent much of our stay walking around the halls, looking at all the artwork and folk art that cover the walls. Our room was wonderful with fully stocked bookshelves. And it was... More

Stayed with friends at this hotel. There is so much history represented all around the hotel. The only thing you might not like is the train track is just outside the hotel. Our room faced the courtyard, so we were not bothered, but the other rooms had ear plugs on their night stand! Their restaurant was excellent. More

Where to begin? Try rude service at check-in. Room on second floor -- no elevator -- "Sorry." No offer to have someone carry our bags up 20+ stairs. No house phone in room -- heaven forbid you have an emergency. No coffee service in room -- this is how they refurbish? No ice except in hidden location on first floor.... More