Rodeway Inn Flagstaff-Downtown

Aaron Snider

The hotel room was clean, but had a weird musty smell during our stay. It was also extremely small for two people. Seems to me like it would be better for one person. The bathroom mirror was broken, and there was a low-hanging shelf which could be dangerous if you smack your head into it. The staff were friendly to me and answered all my questions, as well as handled my check in and check out process politely. Like others have said - the parking lot is TINY. This hotel is about average, 3 stars at most. It's a bit too expensive for what it was. I think it should be under $100. It's not fancy at all; just enough to get you off the street so you don't have to sleep in your car.

Todd Livingston

Check in was fine. But I walked in the room and thought… something’s off. Then I see the nasty shower. The towel rack coming off the wall. I lift the toilet lid and it comes apart in my hand. The a/c heater unit with no button, only a hole to stick your car key in to start it up. I bailed. Booked another room a mile away. Couldn’t get out of there fast enough.

Ashley

NASTY. There were hairs all over the sheets and pillow cases. There were stains all over the walls, peeling paint/drywall and blood stains on the bathroom door. The bathtub was grimy. The furnace and AC were falling apart and caked with gunk. There were exposed electrical wires where the bedside lamp is on the wall. The lobby stinks. Other guests said that the "maid" had opened their door more than once to let herself in their room and did not announce herself or knock before entering. When they asked what she was doing, she basically ran down the hall and ignored them. The shower has absolutely no water pressure, and the shower head was about to fall out of the wall. I have never stayed anywhere as bad as this.

Bethany Witvoet

THIS PLACE IS NOT SAFE! Upon arriving, the lady at the front desk rudely rushed us through our reservation. We were put in a room with LOCKS THAT DIDNT WORK! The door was not able to be locked from the inside, pad locks didn’t work, and the flip lock was completely torn off. We told her of this and she told us that there was not crime there and that we’d be fine with the security cameras. We had to express our concerns multiple times until she came to the room to check. She did not believe us. Even when we showed her in front of her own eyes that the locks didn’t work, she blamed us for lying and accused us for opening it with a key she couldn’t see. After all this, she still did not offer us a new room. We had to deliberately ask to be put in a new room and were met with snarky remarks. The lady says “well did you touch anything?!” (In the first room, presuming she didn’t want to clean it again). I also want to mention we are two young women in a town we’ve never been to. She continually mocked us scoffingly saying things like “well are you scared or something?!”. Yes, we were.