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Our top choices for Historic Route 66 lodges

Quiet ranch retreat full of rustic vintage charm! Located off I-40/Old Rt 66

Sayre

Daniel M.

HK$1,593 total

includes taxes & fees

21 May - 22 May

Rustic Tree House Rental with a Fire Pit in Bernalillo County, New Mexico

Tijeras

HK$889 total

includes taxes & fees

30 May - 31 May

Quiet Group Retreat • Foosball • 2 Living Rooms • Forest Views + Dining

Flagstaff

DeeDee H.

Pine View Lodge | Spacious Family Retreat Among the Pines

Flagstaff

Matthew P.

HK$3,834 total

includes taxes & fees

26 May - 27 May

Lodge with fishing & guided hunts available! Minutes from Tulsa & Grand Lake!

Adair

Tim H.

HK$3,254 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Jun - 10 Jun

Charming Yurt in the Cibola National Forest near Albuquerque, New Mexico

Tijeras

HK$1,063 total

includes taxes & fees

21 May - 22 May

Spacious Family Retreat | Your Flagstaff Adventure Base

Flagstaff

Jennifer B.

HK$5,182 total

includes taxes & fees

26 May - 27 May

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Top Historic Route 66 Hotel Reviews

Congress Plaza Hotel

6/10 Okay

"A old, classic hotel and a low room rate, I was not expecting 'up to date modern'. Plusses: Room was large and clean, no noise from other guests, bag storage free, price compared to other hotels very low. Minuses: Unable to turn heater on _only a thin quilt blanket for bed, noise from toilet filling continously - sometimes had to wait an hour to flush again, hot water from shower took long time to come through. Being alone and not too fussy I was ok with this for the week. Built in 20s ? once must have been quite glamorous but investment needed to renovate a bit."

The Chicago Hotel Collection - Magnificent Mile

2/10 Terrible

"BEWARE: I booked and paid for this hotel a month in advance. My train was delayed a few hours, so I arrived at the hotel about 7pm. However, I completed an echeck-in at the hotels request at 1pm. Upon arriving, there was a short line of people waiting to check-in and they were upset and asking to speak with a manager. When I got to the counter with my 2 kids, I was told they sold my room and there wasn't anything available for us. And on top of that, the money I had paid for the 2 nights stay was not refunded yet. I had only taken a some money with me for our daily activities so I had to use our daily living money to pay for another room that was a 30 min drive outside of the city. Completely ruined the trip I had planned for my daughter's birthday. The young girls running the front desk showed no remorse at all for leaving us with no place to stay. Their reasoning was that the hotel had sold out by 2:30 even though check in wasn't until 4. I had to call Expedia to get my refund and the hotel told Expedia that they were experiencing some technical errors with their booking system. A complete lie. So beware if this hotel. A reservation and prepaid room mean nothing. They will leave you on the streets of Chicago without blinking their eyes. Shameful . They sent me a text, while I was sitting in their lobby trying to figure out where I could stay on the money I had left ."

The Aquarius Casino Resort, BW Premier Collection

4/10 Poor

"We stayed for 5 nights and 6 days. Overall it was a horrible stay. Overbooked, understaffed, poor customer service, smells like mold and the list can go on and on. 3rd floor plumbing is complete trash. They should provide plungers in each room on that floor since so many people needed maintenance. One time maintenance took one hour to arrive. 3rd floor rooms smelt moldy and often smelt of feces coming through the vents. One of the days the 24/7 cafe had to close because they were understaffed (only Mindy and Haley were amazing). The pool shows open 9am-11pm but one of the days the pool didn't even open until 3pm so guests were forced to go to the pool at Edgewater if they wanted a pool. They have cabanas and daybeds which cannot be reserved due to staffing. Weekend valet times were insane (taking 30 minutes to bring the car around). During the 30 min wait, the guy working the window was making snarky remarks when people were not providing tips. Valet even closed mid-day on a Saturday. Overall, the property was run down and was in no way, shape or form family friendly. Nothing for families to do (and rather boring). Poor ventilation and very smokey (especially compared to Edgewater). By far the worst customer service of any hospitality spot. We had better customer service from the gas station attendant. If you are going to charge resort fees, be sure the quality is there to support that. Won't be staying here again."

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