Hotels near White Mountain Petroglyphs

"Friendly staff. Clean room. "

"Overall, this was a decent stay. The area felt fine, and the staff were very friendly and welcoming, which I appreciated. The bathroom and bedding were both clean, which is always important to me, and the TV worked without any issues. The main thing I noticed was a slight lingering odor in the room when I first walked in. It was a bit musky—possibly from the hotel being pet-friendly. It wasn’t overwhelming and became easy to ignore after a while, but it was noticeable again when returning to the room. I also noticed that the air conditioning unit and parts of the baseboard heater could use a bit of maintenance or cosmetic attention, as they looked somewhat worn. Overall, it met expectations for a simple stay. With a little more attention to room freshness and minor upkeep, it could be even better."

"Clean nice room"

"It was a great trip "

"Great room for the price. Friendly staff and easy check in. “Dog run” which is the old pool filled with sand. Gas station and McDonald’s within walking distance. Would stay here again. "

"Place was fine. I have stayed multiple nights and will again"

"Nice place "

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"I stayed at this Days Inn property expecting a standard hotel experience, but unfortunately, it fell far short of expectations. The building appears to be a very run-down property from the 1970s, and the condition of the room reflected that. The room itself was extremely small and in poor condition. While the shower did at least have hot water, that was about the only positive. There was a large, dirty hole where the shower head came out of the wall, and the shower curtain was paper-thin. The space was so cramped that it was difficult to even bend over comfortably without bumping into the bathroom. The overall maintenance of the room was clearly lacking. The door trim looked like mismatched, leftover pieces of wood with sections missing. The bathroom door latch appeared to have been crudely cut out by hand and never properly repaired. The front door was not sealed at all—you could see daylight coming through around the frame—and the bottom of the door was deteriorating, with the strip coming loose. Overall, the property was in significant disrepair and did not meet the standards I would expect from a hotel under the Days Inn name."