La Posada

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• RockyCoast

  28 septiembre 2006
  ¡Fantástico y económico!

  Qué sitio más encantador...nos transportó a una época de hace mucho tiempo cuando el tren dejaba a los viajeros en la puerta de la entrada, técnicamente era la puerta de atrás, pero están haciendo algunos trabajos de jardinería y renovación para hacer que el lado que da a la carretera Route 66 sea la parte de delante del hotel. Éste es un sitio mágico. Es maravilloso pasearse por las habitaciones y disfrutar del jardín hundido. Observa los trenes y los gallinazos. Una lista de vinos genial. ¡Y a un precio genial! Creo que nuestra habitación costó 89 dólares y sin duda he estado en lugares comparables que son tres veces más caros. Esta restauración de La Posada es un trabajo de amor (uno de los tres dueños es ahora el alcalde de Winslow). Los dueños son ante todo artistas... y para que puedan mantener los precios bajos, necesitan que nos alojemos allí. Merece tanto la pena y mi marido y yo apreciamos sus esfuerzos.

  

• Islita

  24 mayo 2008
  Hotel histórico

  Un hotel pequeño pero con mucha historia e imprescindible dormir aquí o al menos parar si se hace la ruta 66. Todas las habitciones llevan nombres de personalidades de muchos ámbitos que se han hospedado allí durante su historia. Nosotros nos quedamos en la suite TRUMAN y muy bien. Es un hotel histórico..y por tanto siempre son algo "viejos",pero está todo muy cuidado y conservado,limpio y con mucho encanto. El servicio muy bueno, el restaurante muy bonito y de buena calidad, el personal muy amable y hay una tienda (que tambiébn es la recepción) con muchas cosas interesantes y curiosas. Nos gustó quedarnos allí!

  

• 967maurag

  27 febrero 2021
  Can't wait to return

  Growing up in Flagstaff, Arizona, and now living in Denver, CO I have passed La Posada many times to and from. This month I finally decided to stay. I can't say enough good about this place. What a gem this place is. Beautiful. Comfortable. Incredible history and sense of place within that history, both then and now. Space to relax. Space to connect. Space to watch trains or listen to Kent the guitarist in the foyer, space to read by the fireplace or soak in a deep tub. The food in the Turquoise Room is phenominal and the staff are friendly. Staying at La Posada was such a pleasure. I can't wait to return.

  

• christylou60

  09 marzo 2021
  Surprise Yourself!

  Here you are, driving cross country on I40 & need a place to lay your head. Why not snag a night at this fine establishment?! What a find in the middle of Nowhere, Arizona! It hasn't always been this way. Winslow was the railroad capital of the SW and remains an important hub. La Posada is the last of the infamous Harvey Hotels to be built & it was designed by Mary Coulter, no less. She had a story in her mind of the family who lived here and wanted it to feel as if you were a guest in their large hacienda. And that's just how we felt. It was built back in the day (1929) when revenue didn't drive every business decision. There are rooms to hang out in; to read a book or play a game. Nooks and crannies abound for quiet space. Our room was spotless, the bed was comfy. The trains ran all night but we did not hear them going by (our friends did notice them-they were on the other wing). If you are a light sleeper, request a room away from the track. There is no coffee in the rooms & the coffee shop does not open until 7:00. Important note: there is no elevator. If you are older or have trouble with stairs, request a room on the main floor. The restaurant is first rate! Everything we had tasted amazing. What a treasure. There is also a depot museum which you must arrange to tour; do so with the check in staff.

  

• Jonathan P

  10 marzo 2021
  Fantastic gem

  A hotel with a great history, beautifully furnished, a great service. La Posada is a real find with well-appointed rooms, lounge, and a wonderful restaurant. Walk around the art gallery, shop, and you will be taken back to the time when the site served as an important rail stop for the Santa Fe Super Chief taking passengers from Chicago to L.A. We love this place!!