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Flagstaff Econolodge
914 S. Milton Rd., Flagstaff, AZ 86001;
Location: Adjacent to Northern Arizona University;

The Econo Lodge University is centrally located, adjacent to Northern Arizona University. Full-service accommodations and amenities include: Free continental breakfast featuring coffee, tea, juice, bagels and doughnuts. Free local calls Outdoor seasonal pool Pet-friendly hotel, Fax services, available at the front desk.

In addition to standard amenities, this Flagstaff hotel provides refrigerators and microwaves in some rooms. Limited U-Haul parking available.

Local Attractions:

Conveniently located along historic route 66 with easy access to key area attractions in and around Flagstaff. Visit Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monument, Meteor Crater, Riordan Mansion, The Mountain Garden at the Arboretum, Northern Arizona University, and Lowell Observatory for stargazing, the Arizona Snowbowl for skiing, the beautiful red rocks of Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon, and the breathtaking Grand Canyon.

Grand Canyon Guided Tours
Our most Popular Grand Canyon Tour
Choose from one of many tour packages (Keyword Arizona):


Helicopter Tour - 45-minute flight from Las Vegas lands in the canyon bottom for a champagne picnic.
3-Day Sedona / Grand Canyon Tour - Combines backcountry jeep, rail and helicopter tours of the most prominent landmarks of the Sonoran Desert.
West Rim Tour - Combo helicopter ride to canyon bottom for river boat ride.
Northern Arizona Guided Coach Tour - Daylong bus trip visits Grand Canyon, Navajo Country, Sedona and scenic Oak Creek Canyon

Flagstaff Area National Monuments:
These sites preserve many indian ruins and unique geological formations:
Walnut Canyon - Indian Ruins
Wutapki - Indian Ruins
Sunset Crater - Extinct Volcano

Tour Grand Canyon National Park
Visit the most famous landmark in the world - Over 3 million years in the making, a mile deep and five miles wide.

Tour Petrified Forest National Park
Tons of brilliant rainbow colored rock, indian pueblo ruins and other paleantological artifacts.

Tour Sedona, Arizona
Home to famous Red Rock Cliffs which turn spectacular colors year round.

Tour Prescott Arizona
First capital of the Territorial Arizona. Includes museums galleries, special events and a lot of Old West history.

Tour Historic Route 66
This famous American highway stretches across the Northern Arizona desert. See the impression it leaves behind.