This! Look no further than the La Posada. The grounds are…read morestunning. The hotel is filled with beautiful artwork and history. There is a bar and restaurant at the hotel and both are fantastic. There is NO elevator. You have to schlep your bags, all of them, to the 2nd floor. We are not young people, it was not an easy trek. There is no help. The rooms are lovely. Spacious bathrooms, blow dryers, comfy mattress and lots of pillows. There is a train immediately behind the hotel that runs pretty much non stop, day and night. We opted to sleep with the windows open to enjoy the gorgeous weather. At around 10 pm a train blasted the horn and scared me death (hub slept through it lol). After that just the rails, no horn. We will always stay at the La Posada. We will plan in advance for a ground floor room.

This is a very interesting historic hotel located right on the train line. Apparently, this…read morebuilding was once one of the Fred Harvey Houses built along the railroad line. It was also designed by a female architect, something that was not common at all at that time (or even now, sadly). Lots of movie stars and even presidents have stayed here and the property has a long, interesting history, you can read about. At present, there is a literal train stop at the back of the hotel, just about 100 feet away. Really. If train noises at all hours--and I do mean at ALL hours--bothers you, make sure you specifically ask for a room far, far away from the train tracks. We were about mid-way from the tracks and could hear trains all night long. Yes, each room has ear plugs but not everyone wants to wear those things. The hotel has a very nice looking restaurant and bar (and they do have a happy hour) and the bar doubles as a coffee house in the morning, which is smart business. We didn't eat at the restaurant, mostly because the dinner prices were off the charts, although I would have liked to have done so. The lunch prices seem more reasonable. The property itself has a beautiful courtyard and a large room they call a "ballroom" and lots of spaces for exploring. They also have many free board games set about which you can use. At the back of the property, facing the train stop, there are chairs set about if you want to relax and/or watch the trains. Apparently, there are roving skunks, too, so keep that in mind. Personally, I would have liked to have seen a wild skunk or two (are there any domesticated skunks?). Our room was delightful. The entire property has a Southwestern theme and decor. During our visit, they had some absolutely wild art hung about here there and everywhere. Perhaps this art is up permanently. I love art but some of it, apart from just being on the weird side, was also somewhat political and, frankly, I think distracted from the beauty of this place. I would stay here again...but only if I was located far, far from the trains at night.

We were staying at the La Posada and this is the hotel restaurant and bar…read more We had a cocktail at the bar. It was a great experience. We had 7 pm reservations at the hotel restaurant. The Turquoise Room. The service was outstanding the food was fabulous. We started with "soup" of creamy corn and black beans with a spicy chile cream. I can't even describe how good it was. My friend and I split Pork Osso Buco. Split. We couldn't finish it. My husband had the special sea bass and raved. My friend's husband thoroughly enjoyed the shrimp with pappardelle pasta. Although he doesn't like having to remove the tails himself. I mean, who does? It was nice to go back to our room after such a great meal and not have to drive. Outstanding experience.

Such a wonderful place with marvelous history! We really…read moreenjoyed our lunch. Soup and Small Southwest Salad with Pumpkin Seeds, Crispy Pork Carnitas (Best ever), and Giant Burger.

This coffee shop is a gem along the I-40 route! It's a great place to stop for some fresh, tasty…read morecoffee before getting back on the road. We spoke with the owner, and she was very friendly and welcoming. The inside feels like a cozy local coffee shop, and we will definitely stop by again if we pass through Winslow.

I stopped by Mojo Coffee one weekend morning. Hope, the owner's dog sat by the door welcoming…read moreeveryone. She didn't move and allowed people to pet her. The owners greeted me shortly after. The shop is warm, inviting, and offers plenty of seating. They have a roastery onsite and roast their own coffee. I ordered an almond milk latte with honey and cinnamon as well as an egg, cheese, and potato breakfast burrito. The latte was great. However, the burrito was mostly potatoes, very little egg which was very disappointing. I had to cut it open and look for the eggs. Other than that, I had a great experience!

Ok supercharger. Next to BK, which is convenient. Minus stars for being dirty. BK was dirty…read morealso. Charger is 240kW max so decent charge rate

The only restaurant there was Burger King and the lady inside was extremely grumpy and said we…read morecouldn't use the bathroom without buying something. Never had that happen at a Tesla Supercharger! Awful place!

Great service! 2 pool tables! Bartenders were cool! Funny…read morething! The urinal is really high! Maybe 5'10" and there is a small punch in the bathroom door!!!

Went there on Saturday night. Great music. This is the kind of place to enjoy. Friendly people will…read moremake you feel like you always been a customer. Food was good with a pretty full menu. Rachel was the bartender pretty lady and can pour you a full beer. This is a great place to kickback and enjoy a saloon...

Slow, but.....Miley's Cafe has a terrific breakfast to hang and eat at! Yum! Their omelette was…read moreterrific and hubby loved the skillet. Thank you Tesla, for putting the chargers at a decent place! (Unlike Holbrook, AZ!)

this is a nice and clean area. there is a bathroom , gift shops and restaurant nearby…read more anyone else see a skinwalker here?

Nice budget hotel. Thick walls and quiet rooms. Very nice…read morefree breakfast. Ample parking. Pet friendly. Staff-friendly.

This may be the best and newest hotel in Holbrook but it's also the most expensive. Nearly $200 for…read moreone night for one person. I woke up early and I was anxious to to hit the road but there was NO hot water in the shower. I called the front desk and it took them 45 minutes to rectify the situation I asked the night person on duty to have the manager adjust my room rate for the lack of hot water and that did not happen. They also sent a text asking me to check out but I had given them my key card and told the desk clerk I was checking out before I left. This is the third time I've stayed here but it wasn't ideal.

Well, almost 3 years later and people have found this charging station. We've been here in the…read moremorning, afternoon and evening and have always felt safe. There are several places within walking distance to eat, go grocery shopping, get a caffeine fix and go to the restroom. It has twelve stalls and is 150 kw, so please be courteous and charge every other stall for optimum speed of charging.

Been to this charger several times on the way to Strawberry, AZ. We were there on a Saturday and…read morethere were only 2 other cars there. The charge per kWh was pretty steep. When we got our 1st Tesla 10 years ago we could "fill up" from 40% to 80% for $3-$5 dollars. It was now $10. Not sure the KWH charge. It was pretty fast. We walked to the Bashas and Dollartree. Lots of businesses close by. The Tesla charger lot was clean and I felt pretty safe. Saw a few homeless people hanging out in front of the Bashas store.

As I have seen on this road trip through AZ in an EV, the charging stations can be unreliable as…read morefar as what works consistently for all the chargers. This station had a charger confine to error out and the 350kw and 150kw chargers were only pushing about 75kw even at 30%. Overall, there really needs to be dons infrastructure improvements all around for these electrify America chargers.

We have a Rivian R1S and have used this station several times. Never had a problem and the other EV…read morevehicles that were charging did not have problems either. Electrify America will post if they are in use or free.

There are 12 superchargers with 150 kW output behind the Courtyard by Marriott in Flagstaff. These…read moreare closer to I-40 and made for a quick charging stop on our trek eastward. There is a coffee bar in the Courtyard lobby which offers some pick-me-ups for tired travelers. Nice!!

Short wait times during peak hours at this supercharger. There are 12 stalls available 24/7 with…read morespeeds up to 250 kW. Convenient stop to use restroom and pick up food as well.