Flagstaff Cheap Hotel Rooms in Flagstaff

When to Visit Based on Price

People tend to visit Flagstaff during the spring, summer and fall, because that’s the best weather for it’s outdoor activities. The winters are almost exclusively for skiers and winter activities. Coming early or late in the season will get you your best rates.

• Low Season: Because of the cold weather, October through May is the off-season. Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $27 - $159
• 3 Star: $110 - $310
• 4 Star: $77 - $406

• High Season: June through September offers the best weather. Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $43 - $145
• 3 Star: $120 - $340
• 4 Star: $177 - $430

Magic Savings Tip: Your best hotel rates can be found during spring and fall months with chance for mountain biking and skiing at reduces rates, along with your hotel.

Sights you mustn’t miss

Wupatki National Monument

Bring a bottle of water, hiking shoes and your camera because you will want to capture the sights and history of the 800-year-old village. Here you’ll find prehistoric pueblo homes preserved incredibly as works of masonry art. Be amazed at the rugged terrain the American Indian once called home.

Historic Downtown Flagstaff

Take a walking tour of this historic town center, starting at the old Tudor-style Santa Fe Railroad Station, now Visitors Center. They will outfit you with all the info and maps needed for your journey. You will experience history in the 1888 Babbitt Brothers Trading Company, 1920’s Weatherford Hotel and Spanish Monte Vista Hotel. And along the way, you’ll find many shops, restaurants and bars to take a break in.

Arboretum At Flagstaff

Spend some time with nature, in the middle of the world’s largest forest of Ponderosa Pines. Here you may roam about some 2000 native plant species. View live birds of prey, owls, hawks and Arizona eagles.

Fun things to do

Lowell Observatory

This Observatory is now home to the Discovery Channels Telescope. It’s a 53 million dollar investment in science, and you might want to check it out while in Flagstaff. Take a tour, peer through a telescope, visit Mars, it’s all possible here.

Orpheum Theater

This is a historical old movie house from the early 1900’s, built by John Weatherford. It was in operation until closed in 1990. Re-opened again in 2002, this movie house not draws some of the best entertainers in the world. Bringing in names like Arlo Guthrie, Switchfoot, Loudon Wainwright III, and Nashville Pussy, you just might want to check who’s playing while your there.

Walnut Canyon National Monument

Stand at the base of the canyon walls, and gaze up at the cave type residents of ancient inhabitants of Walnut Canyon. Imagine how they could have created these homes inside the cliff walls. Walk in the footprints of Pueblo people who lived there so long ago.

Salsa Brava Restaurant

Follow the steps of the hit Food Channel Diners, Drive-in and Dives, and check out this place for eats. Start with tableside Guacamole, then on to the on to a plate of barbeque ribs. Prove Guy right and eat here tonight.

Beaver Street Brewery

One of the most popular places to eat in Flagstaff, located a block from the historic train station, this is the place you are looking for as you stroll the streets mid day, or evening. It offers great beer on tap, and view your Chef prepare you meal in the open kitchen. Grab a pint of Bramble Berry Brew, and a El Gordo wood fired pizza slice, and you’ll be happy, happy, happy.

Day Trips

Sedona

Take a 45-minute drive to Sedona in Red Rock Country and visit the vortex area, explore hidden canyons, trails and streams. Don’t worry about the weather because Sedona

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