Hotels, Motels, Inns, B&B's, Resorts And Extended Stay in Winslow, Arizona

Located 1 mile from the center of Winslow. Lovely Historic Victorian Apartment approximately 1200 square feet. Bed and Breakfast is decorated with antiques c1900s with Western accents..

Located 1 mile from the center of Winslow. Conveniently located off I-40 and historic Route 66, our Travelodge Winslow hotel gives you easy access to the expansive Homolovi State Park.

Located 1 mile from the center of Winslow. Our Clarion Pointe® Winslow I-40 hotel is such a fine sight to see whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure. You'll find our pet-friendly hotel on Route 66 stocked with all the amenities you need to stay sharp in this timeless town made famous by Glenn Frey.

Located 2 miles from the center of Winslow. We are all one level located on Old Route 66, so you can park right in front of your room. We also have RV and truck parking.

Located 2 miles from the center of Winslow. Conveniently located off Interstate 40 and historic Route 66, the Quality Inn® Winslow I-40 hotel in Winslow, AZ, offers friendly service and essential amenities to make your travels memorable.

Located 2 miles from the center of Winslow. Visit Wupatki Monument or spend the day exploring McHood Park at Clear Creek. Each morning you are invited to join us for a complimentary hot breakfast featuring our waffle station, omelets, cereals, muffins, fresh fruit, juices, coffee and teas.

Located 2 miles from the center of Winslow. If you want to focus on your experiences and not on your wallet, our pet-friendly Rodeway Inn® Winslow I-40 hotel is the perfect place for your stay while in northern Arizona’s High Desert.

Located 1 mile from the center of Winslow. Enjoy your stay at Motel 10! We offer 30 economical, clean and nice rooms! We offer discounts for extended stays, for constuction workers, seniors, and a group of 10..

Located 1 mile from the center of Winslow. Rated as one of the top 5 historic hotels in Arizona- La Posada was built in 1930 and was the last and most elegant of the Fred Harvey Hotels built by the Santa Fe Railroad. It was designed by Mary Colter- perhaps the greatest architect of the Southwest- as a fabulous Spanish hacienda.