"The atmosphere is tropical, like an apartment in a tropical country. There is a pool inside and the rooms are clean."

"Great hotel, but breakfast choices were limited and crowded"

"The room is cost-effective, a bit old but hygienic. The location is right next to Route 66, and the accommodation conditions are good. Except for the air conditioner being a bit noisy, everything else is good. However, the sound of the air conditioner is also a common problem in old American motels."

"Good Hotel for pit stop in Kingman. City itself is nothing special."

"A nice, clean hotel located near the highway, but slightly off the beaten track, ensuring a quiet stay. Nice, large rooms. Breakfast is good for the US. There's ample parking. Friendly service. Numerous restaurants are within walking distance."

"It was under construction when I went so it looked strange from the outside, but the inside is definitely older and the hallways had an interesting smell, but its a good price and not a bad place if you are just passing through"

"Reasonable price and quality"

"Very nice and clean hotel. Everything feels new and well maintained. The location is convenient, with supermarkets and shops within walking distance. The only downside is that breakfast ends at 9:00 AM, which seems a bit early. We almost missed it. Overall, a comfortable stay and a good choice when visiting Kingman."

"We arrived at 8 PM, and the front desk was manned by an older white gentleman. There was a woman chatting with him or asking questions, so we waited. I had booked the room under my wife's name and paid with my card. When it was our turn, the man said the deposit had to be paid with my wife's credit card. My wife had unfortunately lost her card, ID, and some cash a few days prior. I hadn't thought to change the booking information. I explained the situation and offered to pay the deposit with my credit card, but he insisted that the name on the card had to match the booking to prevent credit card fraud. I told him we were a family, showed him my passport and card, and asked if that wasn't proof. He still refused. I mentioned that we've booked this way before at other places and never had an issue. He coldly told us to find another place to stay, adding that we were wasting his time and he had many other things to do, even though there was only one person waiting behind us. He then told us to discuss it amongst ourselves, essentially ignoring us while he chatted with the woman who was next in line. After they finished, we approached him again and offered to pay the deposit in cash. He finally agreed, asking for 250, and then checked us in. I have never encountered such an rude and dismissive older white man with such a condescending attitude. I asked if I could get a receipt for the cash deposit (as many places provide a receipt even for credit card deposits). His exact words were, 'No, we'll see it till tomorrow.' When I went to check out the next day, a different person was on duty. I returned the key, and she politely said it was fine. I then mentioned that my deposit yesterday was cash. She was very friendly and went to look in a drawer. To my surprise, I saw several other cash and paper deposits in the drawer, which meant the old man could have told us that was an option from the beginning. This is a chain hotel, and such an employee's behavior is incredibly disheartening. We've noticed that many white people are generally very conscientious in their work, regardless of your race or whether they respect you; they don't show it on their faces. They usually perform their jobs diligently and carefully. This individual's conduct at a chain hotel like this is truly shocking. I've stayed at this chain hotel many times before, but I will try to avoid it in the future."