We stayed February 21 on our way from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon.

The entire property is non-smoking, and guests are asked to sign a non-smoking policy on check-in. Ashtrays are provided outdoors for guests, however.

We reserved a queen room, and it was very slightly on the small side--if you have a lot of luggage, you may feel a bit cramped. There was no closet, but a bar for hanging clothing is provided.

The room was very clean, with reasonably new furniture in good condition. A wall between the sitting area and the bed provided both privacy and sound-proofing, although it was possible to hear guests speaking in the next room at times.

There is definitely a train nearby, but I believe our room was in a part of the motel farthest away--at any rate, the train did not disrupt our sleep.

The breakfast was basic (cereal, oatmeal, bread and english muffins for toast), but coffee and juice are available in the lobby all day. The woman on staff was extremely friendly and hospitable, and the location was easy-on, easy-off for both Route 66 and Hwy 40.

For under $40, this was a good deal.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this motel. The rooms are renovated and are in really good shape. The complimentary breakfast was pretty good as well. Staff was helpful and had a smiling face. I would recommend this one to anybody planning to stay in Kingman.

recently renovated. Low price, quiet rooms, good hot breakfast

We chose this hotel (which is now renamed to "Americas Best Value Inn") because of other travelers' reviews. We were not disappointed in the least. The rooms are large (Queen bed with separate sitting area, desk, table, microwave, refrig, large screen TV, separate sink area, combo tub/shower in bathroom, and very clean throughout. It looks like the hotel is pretty new. Continental breakfast had coffee, juices, cookies, cereal with milk, fruit cups, rolls. No waffles or hard boiled eggs like some more expensive places have. There is also a large in the courtyard area of the hotel. The area seems safe enough as there are several other hotels nearby along with several fast food restaurants, in a clean, pretty new-looking area.

The hotel has rooms on the courtyard side and the outer side of the compound and we were put on the outer side, which was OK as it was convenient to our car. I don't know if we could have requested the courtyard side for the same price or not, but it wasn't an issue of importance for us as we only stayed one night.

The hotel was quiet except that three or four times late at night I could hear the low rumble of what sounded like a train passing somewhere fairly close nearby, but there wasn't a whistle sounding so the rumble didn't disturb me at all. I am a sound sleeper so don't know if more trains passed by after I slept.

At a total cost including all taxes of $44.68 it would be hard to beat this hotel! We would definitely stay here again if passing through this area and needing a place to stay. As there doesn't seem to be any special attractions in the area I don't think there would be a reason to stay several nights though.