Find the Cheap Kingman Hotels

On the way to the Grand Canyon, pass through Kingman for one night. Because it was already late at night and it was heavy snow, I didn't go out to go shopping, but I remember that there was a large supermarket nearby, and it should be convenient to supplement food. There is a parking lot, but no porter will help you with your luggage. This hotel is fully equipped with refrigerators, microwaves, dishes, cutlery, etc. In short, instant noodles are sure to be no problem. The breakfast is very, very simple, just like milk, waffles, iced boiled eggs, it seems that there are still two, forget, and forget to take pictures 😂😂 The important thing to say is that the bedding of this house is very comfortable, using ultra soft fabric, which makes me want to buy the same bedding.

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.

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.

Arrived at 10 o'clock in the evening, the main day to rush to the Antelope Valley, health and environment is good, the front desk staff is warm, but I lived in the United States motel is the simplest, no coffee machine. Microwave oven, etc., everything is very fast, no breakfast, only coffee in the morning, transit, and did not ask for a lot.

The Rambling Rose is on Route 66 in Kingman, AZ. It has the feel of a classic family-run Route 66 Motel. We booked it over the phone and got a room for $60. The check in was very efficient. It is a two-story hotel so specify floor if you have a preference. There is plenty of off-street free parking with room for larger vehicles. We had a room with a comfortable queen size bed (but only 2 pillows). The room included a table with 2 chairs, coffeemaker, microwave, and mini fridge with freezer section. There is a free easily accessible reliable ice machine outside. It had a small bathroom all contained with shower stall only. There was a big walk-in closet and a large bureau with multiple drawers. There was free reliable internet service. There was some street noise and train noise, but both died down at night. It was fairly quiet overall. It is right on Route 66 and walkable to a number of local sites including the popular Mr. D's Diner. It is a short drive to other restaurants and conveniences. Kingman is a great launching point for visitors heading to the Grand Canyon West.

Ordinary motel, win at a cheap price, go to the Grand Canyon transit station, the facilities are older, breakfast is gone at 9 o'clock, did not eat, but estimated that there is nothing to eat.