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Econo Lodge At I-40
1706 N. Park Dr.
Winslow, AZ 86047
Nightly Rates (54.99 - 79.99)
2 Star
0.40 miles from Winslow Memorial Hospital
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Centrally located to several historical sites, Canyon De Chelly, Petrified Forest, Meteor Crater, Grand Canyon, and Snow Bowl. Restaurants and shopping within walking distance.
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Super 8 Motel - Winslow
1916 W. 3rd Street
Winslow, AZ 86047
Nightly Rates (55.00 - 59.00)
2 Star
1.83 miles from Winslow Memorial Hospital
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A Memorable Vacation Adventure: As the centralized vacation spot of northern Arizona, Winslow serves as the perfect home base for numerous day trips. Such magnificent sights as the Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest and Homolovi Ruins State Park are ju
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Winslow Travelodge
1914 W 3rd Street
Winslow, AZ 86047
Nightly Rates (59.99 - 69.99)
2 Star
1.87 miles from Winslow Memorial Hospital
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Newly renovated 68 rooms - all ground floor Outdoor pool - seasonal Guest laundry Restaurant on property, RBGS Walkiki east cafe Pets allowed Smoking and non-smoking rooms Cable TV with HBO and more
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Winslow - Days Inn
2035 W. Highway 66
Winslow, AZ 86047
Nightly Rates (65.95 - 70.95)
3 Star
2.24 miles from Winslow Memorial Hospital
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Winslow is a centralized vacation spot in Northern Arizona that is located on the Southern edge of the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations. It is the perfect home-base for many 1-day trips; has a variety of restaurants to suit everyone's taste; and,
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Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Winslow, AZ! Our hotel is your perfect home away from home while visiting historic Winslow, Arizona. We are located 3 blocks from Route 66, where you can stroll though a quaint downtown with renowned artists’
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La Posada Winslow
303 E Second Street
Winslow, AZ 86047
Nightly Rates (89.00 - 149.00)
3 Star
0.93 miles from Winslow Memorial Hospital
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Thank you for your interest in La Posada, Mary Colter?s masterpiece and the Last Great Railroad Hotel. La Posada was built as an architectural fantasy. In 1928 Mary Colter - most influential designer in the Southwest - was asked by the Fred Harvey
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