Aiden by Best Western

Aiden invites business and leisure travelers to bask in a one-of-a-kind and Instagrammable boutique experience. Combining refined style with local charm, art installations by the talented Arizona artist Buhlaixe – including a mural inspired by Flagstaff’s San Francisco Peaks and the beautiful colors of the Arizona sunset – are twists that help to truly capture the charisma of the destination and are elevated by modern amenities. This hotel is cool, edgy, and chic, nestled on a mesa at the entrance of Flagstaff, with scenic views of the striking San Francisco Peaks and the Coconino National Forest, home to the largest contiguous Ponderosa pine forest in the world.

Americana Motor Hotel

Located on Route 66 in Flagstaff, the Americana Motor Hotel is yesterday's roadside hotel of tomorrow, reimagined for today. This property highlights trendsetting and nostalgic appeal to attract traditional guests and a younger, more adventurous audience. The plush beds, brand-new walk-in showers, retro-futuristic design, 4K television, and premium Wi-Fi welcome guests. Included in the stay are bikes and telescopes that can be reserved to explore the area. The 89 rooms are a little slice of heaven here on earth.

Lowell Observatory

Lowell Observatory is home to the discovery of Pluto and offers abundant opportunities to experience viewing Flagstaff’s dark skies. The Clark Telescope, Pluto Dome and the Giovale Open Deck Observatory provide unique telescope programs. Come be awed by the cosmos and learn about astronomy in Flagstaff – the world’s first international dark sky city. The new Astronomy Discovery Center opens Fall 2024!

Route 66 Celebrates Centennial (1926-2026)

Cruise America's mother road, Route 66, in Flagstaff for the 100th anniversary in 2026. Route 66 was one of the United States first continuous stretches of paved highway. Experience classic cars, neon signs, festivals, nostalgic diners and roadhouses along Flagstaff’s original Route 66 lined with retro motels, historic hotels and revitalized motor lodges. Take a pit stop at Mother Road Brewery, savor a classic burger and milk shake at Galaxy Diner, and explore the vintage vibes of the Museum Club. Get your kicks on Route 66 with a selfie at the Flagstaff Visitor Center, where you can also grab your Route 66 Passport. Embark on a free self-guided “Walk This Talk – Route 66” tour and delve into the history of Flagstaff’s Route 66.

Arizona Snowbowl Resort

For more than 80 years, “Snowbowl” has been the largest ski resort in the Southwest. Located just 30 minutes from historic downtown Flagstaff, Snowbowl operates 55 runs, 8 lifts, and three restaurants. They also offer rentals, lessons, kid’s programs, an adaptive ski program, and much more. At Arizona Snowbowl experience Arizona’s highest point on Mt. Humphreys showcasing breathtaking views of Grand Canyon in the distance (12,633’ /3,800 meters)! The Arizona Snowbowl winter wonderland operations transform May through October, to a summer and fall mountain paradise. Ride the scenic gondola, have a sunset dinner, enjoy live music and fun activities such as hiking, tubing, disc golf, or even a bungee trampoline. Discover the outdoors at Arizona Snowbowl year-round.

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