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Great, friendly people! The lady at the front desk suggested El Rancho for Mexican food or another place we could walk to for American food. We opted for Mexican and the staff at the restaurant were very professional and personable.

This seemed to be a step above Motel ___, seems to have been remodeled, still seems outdated. Breakfast was cold cereal, stale bagels, bread, and closed right at 9. we were a bit concerned with fence all around, plus a homeless person sleeping in their car in the parking lot (but all was ok there)

Don’t miss out on a stop over at Holbrook! This community has a lot to offer - the city is striving to provide a safe area to stay and allow you to comfortably visit the nearby “natural wonders” of northern Arizona. Truly affordable and spectacular wonders to experience.

Holbrook is halfway between Santa Fe and Phoenix, so a good place to overnight if you're not a marathon driver. Plus, the Petrified Forest National Park and the Painted Desert are close by, so a great stop to get out and stretch your legs. Be sure to go to the Blue Mesa section and walk the one mile loop trail: easy and beautiful.

The high point was the very friendly and helpful receptionist. She gets a thumbs up. The room was only just acceptably clean-ish. It could have done with a thorough dusting. The walls are quite thin. Then there are the trains that come by frequently. They give out earplugs at the front desk to help with the train noise. The biggest negative for me was the fact that there was no electrical outlet in the bathroom. For people having to blow dry their hair that’s a bit of a problem. For that reason alone I would not go back, although it’s a good value.

Holbrook is the only real lodging option for visiting Petrified Forest National Park...which is AMAZING (the blue mesa hike is a MUST). The southern entrance to the park is 15 or so miles from town and stunning. the rock shop at the turn out of town is one of the best. There is a terrific quilt shop on Main Street. Much of Holbrook is in need of investment, but it has a kitchy charm. Cement dinosaurs, a Disney Cars-like Teepee drive up motel complete with all the old 40's to 60's cars, and Giant silly signs. It really is a throwback to the grand Route 66 era, along with nearby Winslow, AZ. Several great diners and beyond the national park, it's a great, nostalgic stop on Route 66. If you have kids, make a game out of counting the silly old cement dinosaurs. they are EVERYWHERE. (pics from Petrified forest mostly) If you have time pair this town with Winslow (to stand on the corner) and grab a really tasty ice cream and latte in Winslow...on "the" corner.