Deluxe Inn

Train is real close if you are a light sleeper. Drafty door and window, tv and Internet buffer a lot. Comfortable bed and hot shower. Looks freshly remodeled. If you are towing a trailer, you are parking to the side of the building on the road and you can't see your vehicle.

The people at Deluxe Inn are genuinely good people who really care. That was my experience while staying at Deluxe Inn. Outside, the place is a cute antique of the old days of Route 66. Inside, the owners have updated the rooms. Nothing fancy, but they are newly refurbished, immaculately clean, and have all the standard things that you need from a comfortable hotel room. What I really want to rave about is how amazingly helpful and awesome the owners are. They are a couple who run the place themselves. During my stay, they helped me resolve a couple of very urgent problems. These were my problems, and they weren’t easy problems to fix. The owners weren’t obligated to jump to my rescue, but they did. They are awesome. I also want to say something about the trains. Yes, there are railroad tracks near the hotel. They run parallel to Route 66 through most of the area, so it is a fact of life. But there is no crossing near the hotel, so the trains do not blow their horns. At most, you can hear a faint rumble as they pass - a lot like a distant rain storm. It was no problem, and I slept great.

The ambience was great and the people were amazing, helpful and generous when we arrived latter in the evening on New Years Eve. Only downside, small town few amenities in the evenings. Internet spotty.

For three backpacking friends looking to crash after 3 nights camping in Havasupai, this hotel room was perfection. The 3 large beds were exactly what we needed, along with 3x towels and shampoo etc. The room and bathroom were extremely clean and nicely renovated. Service was super friendly and easy. The window heater was a little loud so if you are a light sleeper I would bring some earplugs just in case, and you'll be golden! Thanks for a great stayin the lovely little town of Seligman!

Seligman is a very rural little town on Route 66. No Hotels just a friendly a**osphere and surroundings as well. Nothing fancy but a great stay. The owner was great and so friendly. We wanted to eat dinner there on our trip at the Road Kill (infamous) and took the safe way by staying the night rather driving late into Williams with a lot of wildlife surrounding the Hwys.

I had a great stay here. I got in lateish that evening, was welcomed and shows to my room. Is was lovely and clean. Very conveniently located on route 66 and a good selection of cafe/dinners within walking distance. The room was very spacious and parking out front.

Overall great experience!

The room was dirty, the beds were uncomfortable, and there was no hot water.