Hassayampa Inn

What a delightful experience! We loved the atmosphere of the historic hotel. The staff was cheerful and helpful, and the room was clean and cozy. We enjoyed the food and drinks, and the swing music that was gently playing throughout during the day. Located right downtown, we walked everywhere. The elevator is old and can only be operated by staff, but there's a bell to ring and they came right away. Loved how pet-friendly the place was. We will be back for sure, and are so happy we spent two nights instead of one.

We stayed here exactly 11 years ago and what a marked improvement in the facility, congrats! Very comfortable room, quiet, well stocked with a fridge, etc. I like the patio. Have to admit we found the prices at the dining room, bar and coffee kiosk to be too high though and although we had a single drink in the bar and an appetizer, it was not of good quality and too expensive. We ate out for dinner and breakfast. So, stay for the room (great value) and the nice staff and maybe the food prices will be more appropriate in another 10 years :)

This is a nice hotel in a great location, right next to whiskey row and courthouse square. The staff was very friendly. We booked a queen room. It's the size of a bedroom, so not much space. The bathroom is also small, but the sink with counter was in the room, so it worked out fine, but takes space on the room. AC is loud for light sleepers. Bed was comfortable. I enjoyed the old historical style and location the most. Small dog friendly, as we brought our shitzu mix. Musician played on patio in eve.

We chose Hassayampa because we like to stay in haunted hotels whenever possible. Although we did not encounter any we really enjoyed our stay. The room was great and very comfortable. I had such a great night's sleep I asked what mattresses they had. I cannot say enough good things about the staff. Any I encountered were enthusiastically friendly and quick to offer help without being asked. I highly recommend and plan to stay again if ever in the area.

Very easy to make reservations - I was early and no problem getting my room and even gave me an upgrade. Most comfortable bed and bedding! I like paying for breakfast with reservation. Happy hour and breakfast were outstanding! Enjoyed walking out the door to shops and downtown. |Excellent value and discounts too!

I loved this hotel!! I and some friends went to celebrate my birthday for the week and fell in love with this place. The staff were so helpful. Monica and Tara at the front desk were so nice and so helpful. The rooms are so cute and comfortable. We will definitely be staying here again. The room service was great!! The food was awesome.

The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They help with getting luggage up various levels in this beautiful historic hotel. We've visited many historic hotels and this one has the most authentic feel. I can't wait to return while visiting Arizona and I can't say that for some of the other historic hotels in other cities.

I have stayed here multiple times and I am always impressed. Just stayed with my sister, who I wanted to impress. She loved it as well. Really sweet room set up, lots of character. The staff was so friendly, as always. We walked to a great museum and restaurants. Great location. An added bonus, they allow dogs!

This hotel is incredible. Located within walking distance to the CoCourthouse Square and Whiskey Row. The rooms are clean and the bed was very comfortable. The hotel staff was probably the best I have been around in years!!! Each and every hotel employee was so kind and pleasurable to be around. This is definitely my favorite place to stay in Prescott. Can't say enough good stuff!!

We love eating breakfast here! And if you can get in for their dinner special, even better. When it's nice outside, they do offer dinner on the patio with live music. The prime rib special is an absolute killer deal-and so delicious. The best French onion soup I've ever had. I love their eggs Benedict for breakfast. We have stayed at the hotel as well, nice accommodations, just keep in mind the rooms are historical and floors creaky, bathrooms vintage. It was a fun experience, to try for a time.

What an incredible stay! My husband and I love historic hotels, and this is one of the best. The service was simply outstanding! Beautiful hotel, very reasonable rates and excellent customer service. What more could anyone want! I can't wait to check my calendar to see when we can go back!

Second time staying here. Absolutely love almost everything about this hotel. It could use a little upgrading, but otherwise it's my favorite place to stay in Prescott. The only thing I didn't like is that they have a pet policy that I cannot leave my dog in the room. I understand some chain hotels doing this, but one of the reasons I take him and one of the reasons I stayed at this place is that I can leave him in the room. He is an old dog who is very quiet. They called me letting me know that the dog was barking. When I got back, he was peacefully sleeping under the covers. If you're dog, friendly hotel, then be a dog friendly hotel. He probably barked once or twice as people were passing by or something, but he doesn't go crazy and he's well behaved. I stayed at two different places in Prescott and did not have this problem. I love the dog for most of the day and no issues.

The Hassayampa Inn sits in all her stately red brick glory on the corner of Gurley and Marina streets in beautiful downtown Prescott(Pronounced Press-kit.) It isn't a tall or imposing building. Only about four stories. We like staying on older hotels because they have character. Each of them has their quirks as well. The Hassayampa Inn is no exception. We arrived late in the afternoon of Saturday, December 30, 2023. Walking into the lobby, the first thing you notice is how small it is. The decor is comfortable and simple. Checking-in was easy. We were assigned room 301. The young lady at the front desk told us the room numbers were on the glass panels above the door. There are two ways to get upstairs. You can take the stairs, which are narrow and not exactly conducive to schlepping luggage, or you can take the original staff operated elevator that was installed when the hotel was built in 1927. Once we got to the third floor, the elevator doors were opened and I really felt like we stepped back in time. The walls were a dull yellow. I felt like I was in the Shining and just waiting for the twins to show up. Room 301 has two queen beds. The Mrs. and I were surprised at how spacious the room is. Many older hotels have really small rooms. You have to remember that back when many of them were built air conditioning was non-existent and people generally didn't spend a lot of time in their rooms. The bathroom was pretty big as well. The tiling on the floor and walls was beautiful and there wasn't a single bit of discoloration on the tile or grout. There is a large walk-in closet that was kind of creepy. The view from our room overlooked the hotel patio which sits on the corner of Gurley and Marina. It was nice to be able to open the window and let in the cold Arizona air. For your dining enjoyment, the Hassayampa Inn is the home of the Peacock Dining Room. There is also a bar that offers live music seven nights a week with Happy Hour being from 4 to 6 p.m. daily. And for you morning coffee fix there is the Territorial Cafe. The staff we encountered were very friendly. They were all on the younger side but were very professional. Parking is free. You can park overnight on Gurley street right in front of the hotel or on Marina street. There is also a small parking lot on Marina street. As far as the overall location, you can't beat it. You are well within walking distance from all the shops, restaurants, and bars in downtown Prescott. The Hassayampa Inn is a haunted hotel so if you're sensitive to those kinds of things do your research before you stay there.

My date and I were headed to an Italian restaurant. What stopped us on our tracks was the sweet allure of jazz. We were charmed by this historic inn with a bar and grille and seated ourselves at a table for two. Their happy hour is everyday from 4-6 pm. I had a glass of house Chardonnay and my date had a draft IPA. Both were tasty. The egg rolls was crispy with a sweet chili sauce. The piece de resistance was their chorizo fries with hatch chili smothered with mozzarella. We had to have a second order! After that, we enjoyed the winter lights parade downtown Prescott!

We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 nights at the Hassayampa Hotel. Our deluxe room 302 had a king bed a walk in shower. The room was clean and comfortable. The ambiance of the restored lobby with painted ceiling, beautiful fireplace and the original elevator will take you back in time. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel is in the best location in town, conveniently near the courtyard square, shopping and restaurants. See the separate review of the Hotels Peacock restaurant.

Stayed at this historic hotel in Prescott. The food was clean but small. The bathroom even smaller but functional. The bed was okay. The staff was lovely. We would stay here again.

Everything you need while you are visiting Prescott. Downtown with easy access to shopping and dining. They have a bar, restaurant, and coffee shop in the hotel. They also have an outdoor area with a fire pit.

This place is almost 100 years old so know that going in, which I did. Rooms are small but pictures are accurate. It's priced appropriately IMO. Parking across the street. Walls were pretty thin but the place is pretty low key so quiet hours were respected. That being said I found the place charming. The staff were warm, friendly, and welcoming! Excellent concierge and wait staff! I loved the cocktail bar and live music. Very relaxing lowkey ambience set apart from whisky row that can be a little rowdy.

I stayed here for a conference being held here. I enjoyed the vintage hotel. The Wi-Fi wasn't the greatest for people whose rooms weren't as close to the router but worked okay for me. The staff were friendly and the room was clean and all I needed. Tip: look out for the ghosts.

I love historic hotels. This is my second stay here, and I thoroughly enjoyed my stay each time. The rooms are classically furnished, and the front desk is extremely helpful. If you need the historic elevator. The lobby is worth a tour, and the historic peacock room usually has live music, a happy hour and great cocktails.

Thanks to Karen, at the spur of the moment we were able to book a room a few days after Christmas to enjoy the hotel and lights at the Courthouse Square and meet up with friends at Whiskey Row. As always, our room was very clean & comfortable. Monica at the front desk is always sweet and welcoming. Kari was our excellent server for breakfast at the Peacock Room, and it was all so enjoyable. The young guys working the bell desk were great as well. Thanks again to the staff at the Hassayampa Inn for another memorable stay. Christmastime is so special, and you all make it a magical time for us to visit. Happy New Year to you all! See you this Summer!

Do you like creaky wood floors, unique antique furniture in your room, and unusual but charming property features when you stay in a hotel? Then the Hassayampa Inn is for you. Don't care for creaky wood floors, unique antique furniture in your room, and unusual but charming property features when you stay in a hotel? Then this isn't the place for you. Some positives: Close to everything downtown Prescott. Very friendly and helpful staff, more so than what I've experienced elsewhere in my travels. The shower in our room had plenty of "oomph" compared to most which just trickle out weakly, even at full blast. Some things to be aware of: Parking is either street side or in an off site lot. You can hear the floor creaks from your upstairs travelers, so be prepared for a modest, but not overwhelming amount of noise. The TV has 10,000 channels of zero value, so bring a Roku device, or simply leave the thing off. You're better off watching something on your phone if you really have to. I prefer to stay at older properties and the Hassayampa Inn has charm galore. Hope you will find it as interesting and friendly as I did.

I was craving seafood and the shrimp cocktail is AMAZING! I want to bring my Mom here for a shrimp cocktail and an adult beverage.

I've been to Hassayampa n and the peacock room many times for dinners and drinks over the years. And try hey a they are one of the top bars in town. Service is always excellent and todays mixologist John I'd imply very good. He made us the Hassayampa vodka lemonade which is fantastic!! Not real sweet with a great lemon flavor and just the right amount of tang. It's not overly priced for a custom cocktail and with the service and great ambiance of this some 80 year old building is fantastic. Well definitely return. No food was ordered because it was late just stopping by for a great drink.

Phenomenal staff and the best food anywhere near Prescott. The prime rib and baseball steaks were juicy and flavorful even though I'm a medium to medium well guy which usually gives me a drier steak.

Food was on Point as to be expected for the price. amazing The best we had all weekend!

I love historic hotels, and it doesn't get better than this! The lobby, the coffee bar, and the cozy, comfy and beautifully decorated room PLUS sitting outside with excellent craft cocktails (we tried several) and music in the late afternoon. This place satisfies it all! BUT the best feautire - the staff. Absolutely incredible. Monica, at the front desk, always asked our our room was, how our stay was going and was genuinely interested. Melissa, our server, made sure we enjoyed our patio experience! All staff, when we walked by, made sure to recognize us and always available to help. We will return! Great overnight from Phoenix into beautiful, historic Prescott!

I stayed here overnight for a work trip and was pleased by how well they've preserved/restored this hotel. They even have an old school elevator with an elevator operator. The room was small (as they were back in the days), but comfortable and had everything I needed for an overnight stay. The staff was very friendly and location is great being in downtown Prescott. I can't say if it was a good value of not since an outside company paid for my room. Based on my experience I would stay here again.

Prices change inexplicably. After decades of doing so we won't ever stay there again. St Michael's down the street is our new go to place.

Another fantastic stay at the Hassayampa! Service was superb. Gorgeous historic lobby and bar. Trip Tips: Had breakfast nearby at St. Michel and it was lovely. Murphy's steak dinner was fun as always and a block away. Rosa's was great for Italian. Atmosfir was epic as always. *** Only tragic fail was the Bear and Dragon cafe - had high hopes but extremely slow service, grumpy cook and parties were complaining that food was poorly executed. Won't be back.

I will never stay here. Booked a reservation because had an early Court hearing. 3 days before the hearing, the Court changed the date of the hearing to the following week. The hotel refused to change the date of my reservation and kept the money.

Historic means old, and it is. Very old furnishings. The person who checked me in said it was one of her favorite rooms, I should of asked why? First window by entrance door. Could see tops of people's heads and heart conversations the whole 2 day stay. Called front desk twice to complain about very loud stepping in room above me. I can't imagine why all that walking constantly throughout my entire stay. I tried to overlook it but it was so constant and even late into night. Like they were moving things and stomping all day and most of the night. They said they would address it but nothing changed so I don't know if they did or not. I was disappointed.

We were given room 406, a single queen. It was so small that the sink was in the bedroom. The toilet was so close to the tile that our knees hit the tile when we sat down. Tiny stand up shower. There was not even room for the two of us to pass each other at the foot of the bed and the bed was the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept in. We could hear the man next door snoring all night long. After complaining, we relocated to room 412 which was an improvement because it was bigger and had a small fridge and microwave and the bathroom was large enough to accommodate a sink and a tub. But again, the bed was just as miserable as the first. So if comfort is your jam, do not stay at this hotel. The positives are that the staff is extremely nice and accommodating. The lobby is lovely. There is a bar and restaurant and it is centrally located. But if you haven't slept well, it's hard to enjoy the amenities.

My wife and I love this place! Charming old-fashioned ambience -- they even have the original manually operated elevator -- comfortable rooms, and an excellent restaurant. And the service surpasses any I've ever experienced!

Stayed for just one night. Rooms are fine and comfortable enough for a hotel built in 1927. Front desk help needs big time attitude adjustment. They aren't friendly, welcoming or necessarily helpful. We stayed at the St Micheal Hotel last time and they couldn't have been more delightful. Somewhat of a disappointment on our move-in day to Prescott.

Everyone who worked here was very friendly! From the moment we checked in, through the wedding we were there for, all the way through the weekend, it was top notch service. The hotel itself is classic architecture and charming, with tons of character. The staff was helpful and great. I forgot my pillow when I left and they shipped it back to me free of charge. Just fantastic stuff from the staff top to bottom.

We came to Prescott for a conference. We chose to stay at the Hassayampa Inn. From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and comfortable. The Inn itself was built in 1927 and they have maintained aesthetic while also providing the amenities of a modern hotel. There is a restaurant on site and the service there is also top notch. I will attempt to stay here on all future trips to Prescott.

Staff were friendly, hotel clean and unique. Room comfortable and location was excellent. Would definitely stay here again.

Before you read this review, you might want to look at the rave review I gave a year ago. This was our 4th Thanksgiving spent at the Hassayampa, and we couldn't have been more disappointed. It has been one of our favorite Thanksgiving traditions, driving up from Phoenix on Thursday, dining in the Peacock room, and leaving on Friday after enjoying the lemon souffle pancakes. We have shared our wonderful experiences with many many friends who have then made trips to Hassayampa. First, let me say I made a mistake on our reservation, and booked for Wednesday night instead of our intended Thursday night. I take responsibility for this error. However, the condescending and uncaring attitude from the desk manager set the tone for a most uncomfortable stay. She let us know in no uncertain terms that they had charged us for the room and couldn't have sold it. However, there were some cancellations for Thursday night and we were free to pay for another night which we did. When I learned that Wednesday night had not been full, and I shared that fact with the desk manager, she reluctantly gave us a discount, I say reluctantly because it wasn't offered until I alerted her to the empty rooms the night before. When we had asked her if there was anything she could do to help us, she actually used the elementary school canard, "If I would do this for you, I would have to do this for everyone." We had always been impressed that this beautiful, clean, and historic hotel had seemingly been run by 20-somethings who have always had such a fun, caring, and hospitable energy and spirit. This was not in evidence this year. The desk manager's martinet attitude, grim visage, and unkempt appearance seemed to us to permeate throughout the staff. We had reservations for the 4:30 seating for Thanksgiving dinner and were the first in line at the door. This same desk manager was now in charge of the seating and had a hand written list of the reservations. Instead of seating first in line, she seated in the order on her seemingly arbitrary list. When it came to our turn to be seated, she informed the hostess where to seat us--at a 2-top (table 31). Since there were only the 2 of us, I might have understood, except there were 2 booths who had only 2 people, and there were 2 other booths and four 4-tops which remained empty through most of our meal. Our server, Leah was wonderful and most of the turkey meal was fine, except for my turkey which looked like it was ground. I pointed this out to Leah who agreed and offered to return it. Fifty years ago, my partner and I had an office across the street from a McDonalds, the only fast food place for miles, and we ate lunch there at least 2 or 3 days a week. When a certain manager was on duty, everything was chaos. When she wasn't, everything ran smoothly. I hadn't thought of that for years until this week at the Hassayampa. In years past, the dinner seating seemed very efficient, with the hostess seating everyone. This year, everyone seemed afraid of this desk manager, and the seating was inefficient. When we finished and were sitting in the lobby, the couple next to us had a 6:30 reservation, and hadn't been yet called by 7:20 when we left. We have so enjoyed the Hassayampa in the past, and it is sad when it can deteriorate so quickly with the wrong person in charge.

I love staying at these old hotels and immersing myself in the ambiance that takes you back to another time. This hotel presents itself well. The staff is friendly and helpful-they're doing a great job. A must stay if you're in Prescott and have an affinity for this type of accommodation.

This hotel provides a comfortable retreat from your everyday life. The staff is friendly and welcoming, the rooms are comfortable, and the food is first class. We like to go here to enjoy a special occasion. It's close to other restaurants and attractions, but you don't have to leave to have an enjoyable experience.

The good, the bad & the unbearable. We expected character, but found that the place smells like a dirty diaper & dial soap, even the lobby. The patio has it's charm- even the giant roaches agree, its a great place to hang out. The rooms are terribly small- we apparently got "a larger one". The hubby & I made the best of it.. the carpet was new (or freshly cleaned)... the furniture is charming & the bed was comfy. The room's hard surfaces were dirty... (not what you would expect ever- but especially during covid). Spotty mirrors/faucets and dusty glass shelf. Do not get the room near the elevator if you do stay here- unless you like be woken every single time a guest comes or goes. Also, THE DOGS, a strong odor of dog pee right outside our door, kudos to the staff for at least taking care of that. while sleeping- was awoken several times by a barking dog in the room down the hall.. and then the 7AM phone call from the front desk... "We have a complaint of a marijuana smell". They WOKE US UP to tell us someone is smoking pot on our floor. WOW. On the bright-side- the front desk was understanding and very nice, they did not hold us to our reservation and let us find another place. The nice woman at the front desk was genuinely apologetic for the shortcomings in our stay- she gave us complimentary breakfast in their restaurant. The eggs & ham and rueben (w/extra crispy fries) were excellent!

The hotel rooms are clean and well-equipped as rooms go, but he dinner I had in the hotel restaurant was ghastly;. Overcooked, it was hard, cold, and quite inedible. I wouldn't recommend the food there.

it's what do you expect for 100 year old hotel However, it's the staff that puts it over the top very attentive very wonderful.

This fabulous establishment was constructed in 1927 for the sum of 220,000 dollars. It is a four story hotel that has a few dining options, history and a ghost named Faith. Funny but you can barely build a house for 200,000 now a days. The aritechure months building is beautiful and the resort is preserved among the time that it was built. The rooms are small but giving in many ways of the traditions and style of the past. There was a time in our history when Prescott was the capital of Arizona. Rummaging around the property gives you a snapshot over those that have ventured here before. When this property is lit up at night it is quite stunning. Only a short walk to the main square and Whiskey Row makes this an ideal stay and allows for beverage indulgences and a short walk home. Always check the weather as Prescott can Swing 15 to 20 degrees in variance from Phoenix. It is a short drove up from the big city, super reasonably priced and the staff here were accommodating and very pleasant. I will be back soon with my wife this time versus the business trip route. I enjoyed my time here very much! #irishcatv2 #twylytephotography #vino2 #vinosquared

Terrible breakfast, food was entirely unacceptable Had breakfast today with my wife and brother. We have eaten here many, many times over the years and always felt the food and ambience justified the high prices. Never again. Today was really disgusting. Has browns on all plates raw, not cooked. Omelets burned on outside, raw ingredients on inside. Waited way too long to take our orders. Other patron put phone on speaker phone next to us, service people did nothing to prevent. We are writing this one off our list in Prescott, after years of patronage. I don't know who you have cooking but they are not cooks, more like old shoes throwing crap out there.

Beautiful Historic Hotel! The room was very nice, the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The 1907 Otis Elevator that requires an attendant runs extremely well. The bar inside the hotel is cozy and has live music. The musicians were good but not the best singers. The price I got through Hotel's .com was incredible!

My husband made reservations at this hotel many months ago for our anniversary after hearing rave reviews from friends. We were beyond disappointed when we checked in, went to our "spacious" room, only to find it was about the size of a closet. The bed was not bigger than a double (they promised a king size bed at the time of the reservation), and the tiny bed took about 90% of the room, so in order to move about the room, it was a sideways shuffle. Paying the price we did for one of their so-called exclusive rooms, we expected someone much better.

Update: a member of management contacted me within hours of my writing this. She seemed very sincere about wanting to understand my concerns. She told me that the rooms are currently being refurbished and we got one not yet improved. She made me feel better. I do want to add that the room had plenty of pillows that were comfortable. Also, we had a delicious dinner in the Peacock Room. I'd highly recommend eating there. We had cocktails and wine... both excellent. We are home now and I realized I left my sonicare tooth brush in the room!‍ ************* We love historic hotels and always choose when they are in a place we visit. This had potential when we walked in the lobby. The front desk clerk was not mean--just not nice/friendly. I asked her what was around and she pointed to a stand with pamphlets. I asked where we were on the map and she didn't answer. I found it and walked away as she still didn't answer. Our room was not ready. We just got to the room. The furnishings are shabby. The chair upholstery is thread bare and the couch springs are shot. I can feel the wood. Now the tv remote won't work. This is not going well. We spent over $300 for this and we could not be more disappointed.

This is the best place ever from STAFF to CHEF to Housekeeping even the man vacuuming stairs. Our room everything is the top 10. Music is fabulous. This is wonderful and everyone should experience this. Bring your parents grandparents. You won't be sorry. Oh and the shops and walks are amazing.

Everything about the Hassayampa Inn is 5 star! Step back into time in this beautiful historic building that has maintained its beauty and splendor! There are beautiful treasures at every turn or nook and cranny! We thoroughly enjoyed the lounge with their live acoustic music - a man and his guitar- Real Music. The house wine during Happy Hour (Merlot) was excellent and the food was superb! I cannot believe it is my first time ever going since I've lived in Arizona for 25 years and I feel like I have missed out on this lovely treasure! But at least now I have my #1 go-to spot in Prescott and will be back many more times to come!

3.5 Stars: Great Location, not cozy bed, LOUD AIR CONDITIONER!!! Great curb appeal and great location! The exterior of this building is really appealing! Lobby is great, nice decorations and big old times rustic appeal. Service from the young man at the desk was great. He was very polite and attentive. Remember back in the day when AC was so loud it shook the building? Is still does here. Walls and floor are thin because it's an old building so we heard someone's cell phone ringing after they apparently left it Their room... you'll hear the TV, people talking, Doors slamming, lots of noise. I didn't sleep much with the plethora of noise. All in all I had a difficult tine between 3 and 4 stars on this review.

I reserved the small room across from the coffee bar for a group of five. Georgette was our server and was attentive and actually had to carry our food up the stairs from the kitchen. Each of us loved our salads and sandwiches and she checked on us regularly to freshen our drinks. I love the Peacock Room there, too,and take guests out to brunch often. Staff is gracious and well-trained. Makes it a pleasure to dine there!

We had a two room suite, room 413 and it was nice. TV channels are local and I could find no premium movie channels. The room was furnished with an old bureau, love seat and side tables. The bed was firm, but not hard, and there were plenty of extra pillows. This room featured a jacuzzi tub off the bedroom which takes 15 minutes to fill. There is a full bath off the main room but the sink is beneath the vanity in the main room. A standard coffee service is in the main room and we were disappointed to find no coffee supplied, an oversight by the staff. One really feels a sense of the old west in the quaint decor of this period hotel. Dinner in the Peacock Room did not disappoint. Special thanks to Clair for a great laugh. I had the orange roughy stuffed with crab preceded by a plate of perfectly seasoned mussels. Washed it all down with a tart reisling on the cheap end of the wine list. Betsy had the New York strip and the hardy baked stuffed potato. No complaints about the 2 sea breezes she downed. Dessert skipped but there was a good selection. The old elevator requires an operator and one must climb 6 stairs to get to it from the lobby. The stairs up to the rooms are old. They creak and groan; another quaint amusement. Parking is across the street and is limited, especially around check in time (4pm). Street parking is very limited. Town square, the county court house and Whiskey row are all a short walk. The casino is about a mile away. I would stay here again.

What can I say this hotel has the finest restaurant in all of Prescott and PV. The food the service the atmosphere perfect every time !!!! We go there once a week! At least!

I surprised my husband for his birthday and booked a stay here. I cannot say enough about this hotel--historical and charming!! The staff, front desk, the servers in the Peacock Room and all the managerial staff are incredibly helpful, accommodating and go out of their way to make you feel at home. We are planning our next trip!!! Thank you all for theChristmas visit memories!!!

This place was so cool! The food was delicious (totally recommend) and we stayed on the haunted floor! The 4th floor is haunted by Faith Summers! It was a great place to stay for the night. It was in the heart of Prescott and there were such pretty stores surrounding the hotel! The staff was incredibly kind and they gave us a brochure about Faith Summers! (She stayed in room 426) But this place was just the most perfect place ever! Definitely recommend!!