Hotel terbaik di Kingman

There is NO free/complimentary breakfast. Adequate for the price and location. Booked and paid for a King, arrived and all Kings were booked out: given a double queen and no price adjustment for the downgrade. Bed and pillows: comfy Train can be loud Bathrooms are clean, but the paint jobs show there was neglect. Rooms are sad with cast-off upgraded furniture. No curtains on windows, only wooden blinds, if you’re light sensitive bring a sleep mask. No carpet is a plus. Ample places to charge electronics, midsized fridge and small microwave in rooms. A/C worked well, if noisy, helped mask the train tracks noise. Pool looks clean, no pool towels provided.

The service attitude of the front desk staff is very good and responsible, but the room we live in should be a pet-friendly room, the carpet is full of pet feed, the bed is also full of pet hair, when we first checked in, there was a dishwasher and tableware being washed , I had a reaction with the front desk staff on the night shift. She took pictures and changed the bed sheets immediately, but she didn't give the discount she said she would give。

We stayed here, in room 318, on 1/13/24. The hotel was easy to find from I40, had plenty of parking, looked very new and had very good front desk staff. Our check in and out were great. Our room was clean, quiet and comfortable. There was a fridge, coffee maker and microwave. The toilet is in a separate room from the shower/tub area. It has a small sink in it. The shower room has a full sized sink area. The shampoo, bodywash and conditioner were in large bottles attached to the shower wall. The water pressure was decent, the shower a little small. The room did not have a clock and the TV is in an awkward spot if you want to watch TV from the bed. Breakfast was typical of a Springhill. There was free coffee and tea in the lobby. The hotel had be renovated about 5 years ago, according to the front desk, but looked newer than that. Overall, a good stay. We would stay here again.

Clean, spacious rooms. Good air conditioning. Good shower. Comfortable beds. Next to a restaurant good for dining and breakfast and not far away from the museums and the shops. Excellent value. Has a small pool.

Great location. Good value. Nice make up area

After my earlier experience with the Rodeway Inn in Tucumcari, NM, I thought I had reasonable expectations for a good stay. As it was, this place turned out to be one of the worst hotels I've ever stayed at anywhere in the world. Please see the attached photos and descriptions. Arriving, there were a lot of guys hanging around in the parking lot near the lobby, looking for trouble. They looked like a biker gang of some sort. Going into the lobby to check-in, the desk clerk looked like he could've been one of them! The room was a disaster. The door looked like it had been repaired after the room had been broken into. When I got ready to leave the next morning, I found that it looked like someone had tried breaking into my room while I slept. In the room, there was broken and damaged furniture and the WiFi was not working. I called the front desk about it and was told that they knew it wasn't working. And, they had no idea when it would be fixed. I had to use the TV stand as the table for my supper as the table was very unstable. As I was getting ready to leave the next morning, I saw a sign on the door of one room indicating that the late TV actor Martin Milner had slept in that room. Probably a long time ago when he was in the old TV series, ”Route 66”. Indeed, it was fitting for the town itself as it seems that Kingman is trying to trade today on a past that was long-ago. And, maybe wasn't all that great to begin with. Kingman has a very good Route 66 museum. And, while Andy Devine was a really nice guy, he wasn't a ”star”. To sum-up, I'm amazed that this dump still has any affiliation with Choice Hotels. It needs a ground-level up renovation. Starting with a bulldozer. They need to drop this place. It sets a really bad image for all their other properties. Stay away!