Friendly staff, easy check in process with really good rates Most spots are easy pull throughs and…read morethe location is convenient to the highway but quiet

This rv park is very nice I am waiting for an open space I have went to all rv parks around me…read moreadobe rv park is the best so I'll wait till they have a space for me

This is hotel is not as represented on the Internet. It is run down (but our room was clean). We…read moredid not use the shower. The ac was loud and not helpful at all. The Marlyn Monroe room did have a full freezer so that was great. There were rooms with card board over windows. I think those weren't open but still disconcerting. The owners provided a lot of great info (with no concern if you wanted it). He's been saying that 5-7 min speech for years. I'd recommend avoiding but some are up for an adventure may like it.

I found this hotel by using Yelp and knew that it was going to probably be pretty cheesy. But it…read moreeven exceeded those expectations!

We were heading up to go with our ATV onto a trail into the mountains but had to park out truck…read more Stopped by park ranger. Very affordable parking for the day it is only $10. She was so friendly giving information on how to get to the trail as well as to answer any other questions we had. The rangers office had bathrooms to use as well as a fountain to fill up with water . They had picnic tables to the side of the office were you could eat your lunch and also gave a great map for you to find your way around and guide you safely . Definitely need a few days to see everything and I can say it is just beautiful.

We have a large family and because of the shutdown were unable to get together for Easter dinner…read morethis year because of this my daughter and her family decided to rent a cabin in the hualapai's for her son's second Easter. Because her husband is an essential worker they were unable to get there until late I'm the evening and because they had not paid in full, first thing in the morning went to the office and paid the remaining balance. They spent the day hiking and enjoying the beauty of the mountain and in the afternoon went in the local store to buy some firewood when the rude employees told them they had to leave because they didn't pay for their cabin, after they showed proof of payment their were no apologies made. Later that evening, after dinner they started a fire in the pit and after a while the baby got tired so they went in the cabin to lay the baby down. Not five minutes had gone by when they got a knock on the door and it was the park ranger by the name of what appears to be E. Mejir not sure though sloppy writing. He told them that they weren't supposed to leave the fire unattended (something they were not told before) and that they had 30 minutes to leave the park, they obeyed woke the baby up and packed the car and was followed by the ranger all the way down the mountain with him on their bumper and his brights on drove the over an hour drive home late Saturday before Easter. When she called the next morning to complain he (Mejir) took the phone from the woman she was speaking to and said that he went back to the campsite after they left and found drugs. This accusation was so outrageous she was shocked, my daughter is due with her second baby in June and just wanted a nice Easter which was ruined. Yesterday my daughter received a ticket in the mail for possession of drugs, drug paraphernalia, and child endangerment! All because of a badge heavy ranger that supposedly "found" drugs outside of a cabin that we were in less than a day. This may be a beautiful place but the staff and ranger make sure that it's where fun goes to die.

Lots of changes over the years, cleaner, quieter and no crackheads, not so bad compared to some…read moreparts of kingman

Beautiful location The drive there was easy…read more You can camp there and walk the hiking trails Great place to beat the heat

Ambiance: satisfactory Adult beverages: satisfactory…read moreService: satisfactory Food: satisfactory Pricing: satisfactory Recommendation: yes. Note: A full Menu change occurs from Lunch to Dinner at 4:30PM. Beer by the Pitcher not on the menu. (Ask)

For the money, this motel offered us a good value. The pillows were extreme and my wife didn't like…read morethem and the trains at night were somewhat loud.

First time at the RR, wont be the last. The room was clean, with what looked like fresh…read morerenovations, the curtains hung correctly, the tv looked new. Bath more than adequate, especially the towels. They were huge and soft and very white! Totally recommended. It's a 5/5

Loved our stay! This place is super clean, quaint and friendly (and maybe a little quirky, in a…read moregood way) and we were treated like old friends. The building is old but very well maintained and the beds are comfortable. It's fun to think of the history this place has seen. We would not hesitate to stay here again. Oh, and the food at Yesterdays Restaurant was superb.

An interesting place! It's old, so the rooms are small. But the important things are there, a…read morecomfy bed, clean linens and lots of hot water and great water pressure. It has a quirky environment and tables and chairs outside the rooms to enjoy the evening air. We read about murals from another Yelper and drove on a rough dirt rode to see them. Also interesting! It was a memorable visit to Chloride.

Living Ghost Town [Chloride AZ]…read more It's quiet but definitely not a ghost town located 22 miles from Kingman. Not to be confused with the ghost town in Chloride, New Mexico, this place is actually an old inhabited mining town. The town was founded in the 1860's when silver was discovered. During mining days the town had a bank, hotels, barber shops, a pool hall, saloons and restaurants, some of these structures are still there, cool preserved buildings... about 2,000 people lived in Chloride then. There is a working Post Office on site. The mines shut down when workers went to fight in WWII. The cemetery outside of town is one of the state's oldest located on Patterson Road, even though the cemetery has recent burials, there are many unknown and old graves, some of the headstones dated back to the early 1900's. The main road is on Tennessee Avenue, we drove around and looked at the old houses, we passed by a metal yard art. We saw an old service station that once pumped gas when Chloride was one of the busiest and richest mining town during its heyday. In front were some vintage gas pumps that once pumped gas for thousands of cars and trucks. That service station is now someone's private residence. There was an antique store but it was closed at the time. We went shopping at the Mineshaft Market general store/visitor center for little souvenirs and some chips to munch on. We had lunch at Yesterday's Restaurant. Next to the restaurant is an 1860's era rooms w/ air conditioning, TV and WiFi - the Shep's Miners Inn|Hotel. So definitely alive and not a ghost town. Very cool stop off U.S. 93 south of Las Vegas and north of Kingman in Arizona. #3690

It was pretty cool to check out chloride. Small little rustic town. Not really a ghost town though…read more But some cool stuff to see. Stop by the general store, the lady behind the counter will give you a map and rundown of what to check out.