Hassayampa Inn

Even though my boyfriend and I were visiting under sad circumstances (hospice and bf’s father passing away), we enjoyed our stay. I love old hotels with rich history and the Hassayampa fit the bill. Monica checked us in and was such a delight to interact with. She was very knowledgeable about the inn and enthusiastically offered to give us a ride to our floor in the still-working antique Otis elevator. Our was clean and good sized with modern amenities like large flat TV, microwave, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, and hair dryer. Bed so comfy that made you never want to get up. One side of the bed didn’t have an accessible outlet but I travel with an extension cord so did not bother us. Only drawback might be that the doors and walls carry sound pretty well, luckily we had quiet neighbors and we tried to be quiet at night. Everyone I interacted with was kind and helpful (Tara, Ryan, Zoe). Also had brunch at The Peacock (review on main page). Perfect location to enjoy the historic Prescott area. We do plan on coming back under much happier circumstances, but like I mentioned it was beautiful stay. Thank you.

Amore and all the staff at the Hassayampa were incredible to work with. So detail oriented and excellent communication skills. The food was delicious with big portions and the Arizona room was so beautiful! We got so many compliments on our rehearsal dinner venue. Dinner staff and bartender were very friendly and accommodating and the decorations provided fit our theme perfectly. Hassayampa was the perfect venue and we would definitely recommend it for your wedding or rehearsal dinner!

Thought being a swanky place, the food would of been better. Food was average. Always ask myself was it worth the check. This place unfortunately it wasn't. No seasoning to the dishes and just bland. We noticed the server Nolan (I think) filled out his own comment card card on Valentine's day which we found pretty amusing😆 all 5 stars. Which definitely was not the case. Vday and I get it pumping out food but place fell short on expectation. Took the wife's drink and it didn't make it back to table until she was done with her food. Not bad not good we'll try somewhere else next time. Give it a try and see unfortunately our experience fell short

This historic hotel is always a great stay. The front desk will bend over backward to make sure your stay amazing. Karen, Tara, Dillon & crew will always greet you with a smile. This hotel was built in 1920's, so keep this in mind. It's a beautiful antique, it has several levels with some stairs and an amazing antique elevator that is manually operated. If you are looking for the Biltmore, this is not it...it's even better, it's an experience back in time. Be sure to say hello to Faith!

We stay here at least 4 times a year. The hotel is stunningly and historically beautiful. The lobby area with the Spanish tile work, the ceilings, beams and larger than life. Fireplace greets travelers with a preview of their stay. The personnel at the front desk go above and beyond to make your stay here and extremely positive experience. The lounge area is a great way to unwind after a day of experiencing Prescott. Their Happy Hour menu for drinks and appetizers is only surpassed by Huck you manages the bar and lounge. You are treated to local entertainment each evening. If you don't feel like going elsewhere for dinner, give their dining room the opportunity to tickle your taste buds with their unique and yummy dinners. Don't forget breakfast, because their lemon ricotta pancakes are unforgettable. A truly magical and seasonal experience too during the holiday season. The Inn adds to the enjoyment of Prescott as Christmas City. Anytime of year is a great time to stay here!