Located along I-17 in southern Flagstaff, Baymont Inn and Suites Flagstaff is a good value, family-friendly hotel within easy driving distance of the Grand Canyon, 1.5 hours away. Each room has a soft seating area and a desk, as well as an en suite bathroom stocked with toiletries. Free Wi-Fi, cable TV, and coffee-makers are among the amenities provided. In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, the hotel has a year-round hot tub and fitness facilities. Free self parking is available onsite, and free newspapers are provided. A free continental breakfast is offered to guests each morning, while tea and coffee is available throughout the day. There are also vending machines selling extra refreshments. The Northern Arizona University is located a mile from Baymont Inn and Suites Flagstaff, while the Lowell Observatory and Flagstaff City Hall are a 5-minute drive away. This accommodation is also known as Fairfield Inn Flagstaff, Fairfield Inn Flagstaff Marriott, Fairfield Inn Marriott Flagstaff, and Fairfield Inn Marriott Hotel Flagstaff.
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Guests rate the convenient location of this hotel, whether they're planning a visit to Northern Arizona University, which is within walking distance, or a big trip to the Grand Canyon. Plus, when hunger strikes, there are several local eateries that you can walk to, making it a stress-free experience.
When you just want a good night's sleep, having a clean, quiet room in which to get your shut-eye makes all the difference. Guests say that generally, rooms are kept pleasant and clean by the housekeeping staff, and there's little external noise pollution to disturb your slumber.
Whether it's the pool and fitness facilities, the business center enabling you to get work done, or the freebies like Wi-Fi, parking, and the daily paper which tick your boxes, this hotel is a good all-rounder at a great price. Many guests comment that they feel it's great value for money.
For some, it's a lack of choice and underwhelming quality of the buffet selection; for others, it's the small dining space which may have you fighting for a table. Basically, this seems to be a mediocre free breakfast, served up on paper plates and eaten with plastic cutlery.
While some guests manage to secure fairly spacious rooms, others complain that their quarters are far more cramped, with little floor space - especially claustrophobic if you're a family group sharing a room. The bathrooms are on the small side too, and easily cluttered.
The pet peeve of business visitors and social media aficionados alike, guests report that the Wi-Fi here is sometimes slow, meaning that you might end up pacing the floor, trying to get pages to load or an email to send. The lobby may have a stronger signal than your room - it's worth a try.
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