We stayed here for one night en route to the Grand Canyon and were happy with its location. Our room had a contemporary design, was roomy and clean. Liked the shower stall vs. bath tub. Towels were thin. Good selection at complimentary breakfast. Lots of places to eat nearby.

This was our first time staying her but certainly won't be our last. We were in Flagstaff visting NAU to see if my daughter wanted to go to that college. It is a great location for getting to NAU. There were some issues but very minor and handled timely. We had two rooms. In the first room the light bulb in the sink area was burned out. We called front desk in a matter of minutes (literally) the guy was there with a new bulb. In our other room the window had been slightly opened by the previous guest. I could not get it shut and wind was howling outside and snowing. Again, I called front desk and in minutes the guy was there and shut it. The stay was quite and comfortable and room was large. My only complaint would be the TV needs to be mounted on the wall with a bracket that allows it to rotate out so the 2nd bed can see and use the remote. Breakfast was excellant with a good variety of food both hot and cold. They kept restocking items as they ran out. On the day we checked out it had snowed and we didn't have a scraper for the ice on our car. The front desk has them for guest to use. GREAT idiea. I would definitely stay here again. Don't listen to the negative reviews.

I have stayed at the Springhill in Flagstaff 10+ times over the last few months, always hoping that the next stay will be better. Housekeeping services are good, but guest services are awful. The front desk attendants are not friendly or helpful. During my most recent stay, the thermostat was broken in the room and the a/c would not turn off. The remote control was broken, there was no hot water in the shower, and the iron in the room was covered with black debris. I requested a new iron, and was brought an iron with the same problem. A minor problem for some, but when needing to iron expensive business clothes, it becomes a more important factor. The staff was neither courteous nor extremely helpful. All in all, this stay was the worst so far, and I do not plan to stay again.

I travel I-40 often going to OK or MS and usually on my way back will stop in Flagstaff. I left for my trip on Oct. 25th very late and by the time I got to Flagstaff I knew I had to stop. I called my usual hotel chain and they were booked. I remember a few years ago staying with SpringHill Suites so gave it a chance. I stopped by and the lady pressed the button to let me in (good security after hours.) I asked if she had a room and she had two left. Neither were normally best rates but she gave me my room at a very nice discount. She was very pleasant, asked could she do anything to make my stay more comfortable, and offered help with my luggage (I declined but it was nice.)

The room is a suite with a living area apart from the bedroom area though there isn't a full wall. It's very clean and has the awesome Marriott beds for comfort. Lot's of pillows as well. Flat screen TV, cable, free WiFi....

The decor of the place is amazing. I love the sitting room with the round sheer curtains that circle around the furnishings. Breakfast is free and I didn't see all they offered but did get sausage, eggs, muffin, coffee, fruit....I did see pancakes, waffles, bagels, hard boiled eggs, cereal (hot and cold), yogurt....

I was so comfortable on my way home a week later I stayed again and even got the same room. I usually like top floors for quiet this bottom floor and room is the most quite. Rm 102.

My reason for not giving 5 is the shower doors need to be on the opposite end. the maids are told to turn the heads so you can reach in to turn on and not get blasted but it's not always done. It would see easy to just turn it myself however I have severe arthritis and no strength to do so (tried it.) Just would be easier for them to locate the door to the right near the shower head.