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Flagstaff, Arizona
It is believed
that Flagstaff was named for a lone pine tree standing in an open valley, which was used
in the July 4, 1876 Centennial celebration as a flagpole, and later was a landmark for
pioneers. This energetic home to Northern Arizona University is
surrounded by breathtaking natural wonders and offers year round
attractions. Outdoor adventures include the Grand Canyon, Oak Creek
Canyon and Sedona, Sunset Crater extinct volcano, Verde Valley Historic
Railroad trips, Lowell Observatory where the planet Pluto was
discovered, Meteor Crater, Tuzigoot National Monument and Indian ruins
at Wupatki and Walnut Canyon National Monuments. Other attractions
include golf, the Symphony Orchestra, Snowbowl Ski Resort, the downtown
Historic Railroad District and antique shopping.
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4182
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Near San Francisco Street and Cherry Avenue, three blocks from
historic downtown. The hillside home on a large wooded lot has a very large suite with a
private entrance, bedroom with an extra long king bed, cedar wall paneling and saltillo tile. Five
steps up is the sitting room with piano, pine paneling, tile floors,
WIFI, cable TV with DVD/VCR, kitchenette for light cooking, and private bath with
shower. Continental plus breakfast. No smoking, no pets, no children. 2-night minimum.
$140. Plus tax.
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4185
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Built a few blocks from historic downtown in 1907 by a wealthy banker and cattle rancher, the inn was formerly a large residence. Perennial flowers and a rock garden surround a broad front porch and garden gazebo. There are nine themed guest suites and guestrooms, all with private bath, mini-refrigerator, and coffee maker. One has a king bed and the other eight have queen beds. Some have fireplaces, whirlpool tubs for two, two bedrooms. Full gourmet breakfast. 2 night minimum weekends April through October; 3 night minimum some holidays. No smoking on premises, no pets, well-behaved children welcome. $135-190. $25 each additional person.
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4192
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For
those interested in Southwestern history, this Inn has an interesting
connection. It was built in 1912 by C.B. Wilson, the cousin of the
famous lawman of Tombstone, Arizona, Wyatt Earp. It has been restored
to its original beauty by the owners. Ideally
located, only a 5-minute stroll from downtown Flagstaff, this inn is
perfect as a home base for side trips to awe-inspiring sites like the
Grand Canyon, the red rocks of Sedona, Walnut Canyon and many other
area wonders. Three rooms each have king size beds, one room has
a queen bed. All have private
baths, cable TV, wireless internet, mini-fridge, telephones, air
conditioning. One room on the first
floor has a private entrance. Spanish, German, Italian
spoken. Natural cleaners are used. No bug sprays.
$129-$169. Each additional person $20.
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4193
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Guests
are welcome at this B&B! This beautifully landscaped, four
bedroom, three bath home is three miles north of downtown Flagstaff on
the way to the Grand Canyon.. It has views of the San Francisco Peaks
and is located in a quiet, upscale neighborhood of pine
trees The queen bedroom ($125) has a private
bath en suite. The second bedroom has one twin bed. Wi-Fi,
cable TV, DVD, VCR. Retired couple enjoy providing
information about the many
activities available in Flagstaff and Northern Arizona. Two
friendly dogs. No smoking, no pets, no
children.
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Mi Casa Su
Casa P.O. Box 950 Tempe, AZ 85280-0950
Toll free: 1-800-456-0682 (Continental U.S.A. & Canada)
Phone: 480-990-0682 (Local and International)
FAX: 480-990-3390 (please call first)
Email micasa@azres.com
Web www.azres.com
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