My family stayed one night at this inn. We were greeted on first night by the dog during check-in…read more You have to buzz in to enter into the office. The dog was quiet. Room - was nice and clean. Breakfast- included in the price. You can order from the menu. My son loved the pancakes. Accordingly to my son, breakfast was good. My daughter only ate cereal. Typical American kid gravitated towards cereal. Totally recommend this place for families.

We found this hotel as a place to stay after our camping and hiking trip to Chiricahua National…read moreMonument. I honestly don't think I'd ever visit Willcox again, but if you ever find yourself needing a stopover, I'd definitely recommend this hotel. The service was excellent and friendly, the room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and they stocked plenty of fresh towels. Plus, they offer a complimentary breakfast--made fresh to order from their menu, which really impressed me! It's a good-sized property with lots of rooms, plenty of parking, and a cute courtyard in the center. There's also an adorable coffee shop just two houses over, easy walking distance, with a huge "COFFEE" sign you can't miss. Overall, we enjoyed our overnight stay and it was a perfect spot to rest before driving back to the Phoenix area.

Very nice hotel. Everyone was very helpful and pleasant. Place is very clean and polishes. Check-in…read moreand check out was easy. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. Yes I would recommend and would stay here again when on the area.

This is an older hotel when you look at it from both the exterior and interior of the building…read more When you enter the lobby, it's very dark and there's a smell. The bathroom kept flooding after every shower so the floors were constantly wet. The staff was friendly and was able to give me extra towels for the pool. The pool had a ton of leaves. The pool house didn't have towels and had trash everywhere. The parking lot felt safe as long as you parked near the entrance. There is a Tesla charger in the parking lot. They offer free breakfast daily starting at 6am. They had your typical muffins, cinnamon rolls, bagels, fruit, yogurts, milk, etc. Overall, it was an okay place to rest our heads on a road trip but I felt like I paid too much for a sub par hotel.

Great all around. They were able to accommodate us at the last minute, and still gave us the…read morestandard daily rate! Incredible and friendly staff, punctual, warm and welcoming environment. Definitely a diamond in the rough. If you are visiting Willcox, not other hotel beats Rose's

Roadtripping with our dogs and just needed a place to sleep. Love that you can park directly in…read morefront of your room and there is only a $10 fee for pets. We found a patio in the back with covered tables and chairs, off the patio is an open area. This is where we took our dogs out which was super convenient. The bed was so soft! This bed felt better than any Marriott I've stayed at. In the room you can find a fridge, microwave, and they also provided paper towels which were so useful! Shower was hot and plenty of clean towels along with a makeup wipe, soap, shampoo, & conditioner. Everything was very clean. Would definitely stay here again, my husband said Shelly was the nicest! Support local and stay at Rose's! (If you're an Italian car enthusiast there was also an old Alfa Romeo out front! Super neat)

Broken air conditioning in the room. They "fixed" it but it wouldn't really cool down the room for…read morethe rest of the night. No thermostat. It was hot and difficult to sleep. There's a reason this place costs 60$ per night.

First time stay this hotel and in Willcox but many many times dinner and lunch in Willcox..1 nite…read moresingle King top floor. I give 4.5 stars. I'd put a Queen not King for more floor space in small room. Shower stall likely smaller than most descent travel trailers in sq. ft.. Shower was hot and great, the entire room was new...comfy bed, large frig/freezer...Note, was cool this morning no heat, old system is cold or hot no way to have heater and a/c to a room...So yesterday afternoon ran a/c but this morning impossible to have heat...office confirmed not both just one. I gather they remodeled the place in the past several months ish...Pool will be open in April...Breakfast was yogurt, hot cereal, bagel cream cheese, teas...nice the staff was really nice...And I need a late(late) checkout, no fee and friendly about it. Worth a try....for sure.

The Motel 8: just remember, this is a motel, and it delivers exactly that…read more We've stayed here twice while attending the wine festival at Railroad park and the location is a huge plus. It's less than a 5-minute walk, and you're also within walking distance to restaurants and bars which is way more convenient than staying by the interstate. The rooms have the basic necessities, including a large microwave and a small fridge. The bath towels are on the smaller side, so that's something to keep in mind. The owners are kind and helpful, which always makes a difference. Overall, if you're looking for a simple, budget-friendly place with an unbeatable location for the festival, this spot works perfectly.

I've now stayed here twice during the fall for up to 8 days at a stretch. The rooms are very clean…read moreand well maintained. My wife and I will usually stay at a Motel 6 during other travels because of our pet but there is no comparison between a Motel 6 and this motel. This motel has better rates, has more room space, and far more comfortable beds and is quiet. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. I will be returning in coming years with a smile on my face. Thanks. John Hosking

For the price it's a good place. Especially if you have small pets it's good place to book for a…read morenight. Just for $15 per pet per night not a bad deal. Only complaint I have is there was dog pee on the corner of the room. Other then that this place saved our day by letting us stay with our 2 dogs.

Customer service is terrible. Check in clerk is rude, unresponsive and dismissive. Refused…read morerequest for a 1st floor room, even when the hotel was obviously, 90% unoccupied. I was told that I should have requested the 1st floor room when I booked the room. I was over charged for a previously disclosed pet deposit and when I asked for a copy of the transaction was refused. She was again dismissive.

There were soap fragments and razor caps in shower from previous guests. The TV didn't work right…read more The free breakfast consisted of white bread, jelly oatmeal packets without hot water and they were out of coffee. However the staff was friendly.

Two stars for a clean/comfy bed and indoor pool…read more Besides those things - would not return. The room smelled heavily of cigarettes and whatever else people are smoking these days. The carpets looked like they needed a good vacuum and the room itself looks a bit outdated. Our room overlooked the desert and (for some reason) a rusted boat less than 10 feet from the window that looked like it was being repaired. It was pretty creepy. Sadly, the best part of the "continental" breakfast was a bowl of Kellogg Frosted Flakes; only other options were granola bars or fruit cups in syrup. I guess it served its purpose as a Super 8 since we were traveling with a dog and needed a pet friendly place for the night. However, their pet policy is needlessly strict about where your dog can enter the building (back door only no matter how close your room is to the front entrance). Just a cherry on top of a list of reasons why not to come back.

DON"T STAY HERE!!! I couldn't make my reservation because of tornado warnings outside of New…read moreOrleans a couple of days before. I was told that I would not be charged for the late cancellation but I was charged anyway. It is impossible to get a hold of the hotel. They just put you through to their customer service center who does not allow you to talk and definitely did nothing to help resolve the problem. I am now having to go through my bank because they claim that they cannot find my phone numbers or confirmation in their records.

Car got stuck on the side of the road and so we needed a place to stay with our two children. Upon…read morearrival there was a handwritten note that said "call this number if you need a room".... we called the number the man asked how many beds were needed and we said two beds he asked how many people we then told him.... he gave us a price and said he'll be right down. the man came to the window seen us and immediately denied us a room for no reason and walked off on us. We began to ask him why we couldn't get a room especially considering the fact that it is midnight... he walked away to the back room where he came from. Don't even waste your time here. He looked like he was on drugs. Definitely not a place where children should be

Not too bad. $40 for two beds everything seemed pretty clean, it might have even been nicer than…read morethe Imperial Palace room I just left in Vegas, and it was a third of the price! We got in at 11:30pm, rang the bell, the lady working woke up immediately to help us and we were to bed within the hour. The beds were actually pretty comfortable, the shower had great water pressure. If you can get over the fact that you are staying at a road side motel in the middle of no where then you will be just fine here.

This wound up being $38 with all taxes included, for one person…read more The location is less than ideal, as there is plenty of train noise throughout the night. However, I kept waking up with the distinct thought that I'd likely be murdered. You see, after I got here around 11:30 at night, I just paid up front and went into the room. The bedroom itself wasn't too bad, though everything looked stained. The bed had a Santa Claus pillow on it in late February The bathroom had sort of an African tribal theme, with animal print shower curtains and floor pads. There were at least two dead (huge) New Orleans-style cockroaches on the bathroom floor. But the kicker was the bathroom window actually would not close, and I was basically exposed to anyone walking behind (it was the ground floor) that wanted to hop into the bathroom. So when I went to sleep, I just sort of piled all of the extra furniture in the room against the bathroom door. Now that I stayed there once and didn't die, I'd probably do it again, but for the train noise.