Classic Room, 1 Queen Bed
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Hassayampa Inn
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All the staff were very gracious, pleasant and helpful. Enjoyed the Peacock Room for breakfast, if I stay again will go there for dinner also. Beds were very comfortable, all in all a very nice place to stay.
Great staff. Enjoyed our stay with the exception that they had a very small TV in the room.
Old fashioned atmosphere. Well maintained. Sufficient room space. Comfortable bed.
A welcome surprise. This a perfect place to relax
The hotel and Prescott are wonderful. Loved the hotel.
This was my second time staying here. The staff is welcoming and friendly and always willing to give you a ride in the historic elevator.
A lovely place to stay that captures the unique feel of Prescott. And having barista in the lobby to make you coffee every morning is wonderful-I miss it already.
We came to Prescott to take our son to Embry-Riddle University. The Hassayampa Inn is located near the charming downtown area. We walked to the area around the courthouse each evening we were there, and each evening had some activity at the courthouse square-movie, live music. We loved being in the historical hotel. The room was small, but we were very comfortable there, and it is a very quiet location, even with the proximity to Whiskey Row and downtown.
For an Historic Hotel this building is in great shape. Just sitting in the lobby you'll find lots to look at of quality construction details that people just don't do anymore, stained glass doors, stencilling on beams, etc. Usually the restaurants inside of hotels are something to be avoided like the plague but this place has great food and was reasonably priced for the quality. Its only a two minute walk to the town square and all the downtown restaurants and shopping. Park in the lot across the street east of the building with the white and blue sign and you will not have to move your car after checking in.
Very nice city and beautiful place to stay with very friendly staff.
My wife and I stayed here to relax in the mountains. The lobby in the hotel is beautiful, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was very small, but we reminded ourselves that the hotel is old, and people used to only be 3-foot tall ).
Location is awesome - walking distance to the town center and all of the food and entertainment. Great history to the hotel itself, didn't dine at the Peacock, had a drink in the bar. Outdoor and indoor fireplaces. Would stay there again.
My husband likes old traditional buildings and the fact that it was right there close to downtown was appealing, the lobby is nice so is the frontdesk but the guest rooms fo need renovation and they are too small. Overall it was an ok experience.
Hotel was a delight however need to update air conditioning, sounds like a thrashing machine and windows can't be opened
This hotel is an enigma. If you like to spend time in a lobby that is impressive and filled with period pieces and has a constant flow of 1920's-30's music playing over the sound system, then you will enjoy this hotel. I think the mentality of the people who own or manage this property is stuck too much in the past. It is not particularly a warm, pleasant or convenient place to stay in. Yes, the age and history of it are impressive and it is well-kept. But it lacks basics such as convenient parking (only one stall if you're handicapped), an easily accessible elevator (you have to find a staff member to operate it (not always easy to do), and no outlet in the room that makes it easy to plug in your laptop. In addition the rooms are tiny. For one person it was manageable, but for two, it would be tough. The toilet is in a very small space as well. I banged my head more than once just trying to stand. The bed was very comfortable but the sink is right next to the bed....not the easiest placement for many of us. I realize that this being a national historical treasure of sorts, they are limited to what they can do. But I would combine two rooms, make it one unit and accommodate my guests better.. I was hoping for an upscale, sophisticated experience at an historic Inn. It felt more like staying in an Assisted Living facility. It would take little more that some creativity and a few tweaks to the design of the rooms to improve this property to a level where it should be at. I was very disappointed in my stay. I see that the room can go for as much as $500 a night. As it was, I paid $100 and thought I was overcharged by about $25.
We stayed one night in a standard room with a king bed. We loved everything about the hotel and the room, except there were no robes available, which we would expect for the price we paid. The desk clerk believed that there are robes available in the suites. The antique elevator is not available for use by hotel guests, so third and fourth floors require access by stairs. The antique elevator adds to the charm of the building. We look forward to visiting the hotel again.
This hotel is perfectly situated within walking distance to Courthouse Square, Sharlot Hall Museum, and whiskey row. Beautiful lobby and beautiful courtyard with a fountain. Has the oldest elevator in Arizona. We had a king room with a nice bed and nice bathroom. We had a nice breakfast at the Peacock Room. Very nice staff!!
While we were here, we walked around downtown doing some antique gawking and taking some drinks and live music on whiskey row. The location is phenomenal - you can't get closer to downtown and the nightlife. The hotel itself is beautiful and claims to have a rich history in the city of Prescott. The rooms are small, but cozy and comfortable. However, aside from it's haunted past, I wouldn't say that there's anything special about the hotel.
A perfect hotel for our needs. Walking distance to all the restaurants and night life in Prescott. The beds were amazing, I slept so well. Staff was very friendly and lunch in the restaurant was excellent.
This dignified, well maintained hotel provided excellent service by a diligent, courteous staff. The restaurant was excellent. The location made it a convenient venue to visit area attractions. Highly recommend.
Hotel highlights
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- 24-hour fitness center
Hassayampa Inn places you within a 5-minute walk of Prescott Historic Downtown and Yavapai County Courthouse. This 3-star hotel has 67 rooms and welcomes guests with a restaurant, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi. Whiskey Row and Sharlot Hall Museum are a short walk away.
Dining
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café.
Rooms
All of Hassayampa Inn's 67 air-conditioned rooms provide coffee makers, free local calls, and free bottled water. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Ironing boards and desks are also standard.
Property features
At Hassayampa Inn, guests have access to a 24-hour fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and 4 meeting rooms. If you drive, put free parking to good use. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this historic hotel include a business center, free newspapers, and a garden.
Guest reviews for Hassayampa Inn
charming historic hotel
Everyone
All the staff were very gracious, pleasant and helpful. Enjoyed the Peacock Room for breakfast, if I stay again will go there for dinner also. Beds were very comfortable, all in all a very nice place to stay.
Everyone
Great staff. Enjoyed our stay with the exception that they had a very small TV in the room.
close to downtown
Everyone
Old fashioned atmosphere. Well maintained. Sufficient room space. Comfortable bed.
real cozy feeling
Everyone
A welcome surprise. This a perfect place to relax
lovely old historic hotel. well kept.
Everyone
The hotel and Prescott are wonderful. Loved the hotel.
beautiful historic hotel
Everyone
This was my second time staying here. The staff is welcoming and friendly and always willing to give you a ride in the historic elevator.
perfect hit a stay in predcott
Everyone
A lovely place to stay that captures the unique feel of Prescott. And having barista in the lobby to make you coffee every morning is wonderful-I miss it already.
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Couples
We came to Prescott to take our son to Embry-Riddle University. The Hassayampa Inn is located near the charming downtown area. We walked to the area around the courthouse each evening we were there, and each evening had some activity at the courthouse square-movie, live music. We loved being in the historical hotel. The room was small, but we were very comfortable there, and it is a very quiet location, even with the proximity to Whiskey Row and downtown.
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Families
For an Historic Hotel this building is in great shape. Just sitting in the lobby you'll find lots to look at of quality construction details that people just don't do anymore, stained glass doors, stencilling on beams, etc. Usually the restaurants inside of hotels are something to be avoided like the plague but this place has great food and was reasonably priced for the quality. Its only a two minute walk to the town square and all the downtown restaurants and shopping. Park in the lot across the street east of the building with the white and blue sign and you will not have to move your car after checking in.
great location
GetawayWithFriends
Very nice city and beautiful place to stay with very friendly staff.
