Well, although it needs a paint job, a wallpaper job and a carpet job, the beds are ok. The continental breakfast might be ok for the kids but you will be hungry in 2 hours. Located in the heart of town where all the restaurants are, you will definitely hear the train come by at 5 am and honk his toot about 5 times (depending on the engineer on board). But if you are here during the xmas holidays (Thanksgiving to January), be prepared to hear the xmas music from the railroad station - crazy. It was still blasting at 1:33 a.m. when I finally fell asleep with two pillows on my ear. I heard that staying at the Railroad Station Inn is better.

Very deceiving pictures on the net... this place was a dump! Perhaps some travelers don't mind the dirt, noise from Rt 66 and overall smell then this is the place for you. Check out the Comfort Inn up the road for the same amount of money - at least it was clean. Canyon Country Inn falsely 'advertises' themselves.

The room was relatively small, but i enjoyed it nonetheless. It felt like being in a cabin almost. There are some rules to the place like only showering during certain hours which sucks for us night owls, but the town pretty much shuts down after 9 anyway. The morning breakfast is enough to carry you to lunch comfortably.

The only downside is the price. Its gone up steadily over the years to the point that weve recently began using other hotels to save money. The experience and location are pluses, but theyre not worth $30 a night.

would like to have reviewd this place but tried to book by emailing(twice). Phoning twice - once unanswered, once left a message on voice mail. No replies at any times. Thought the place looked nice on the website, but if you don,t reply you can,t be too bothered about customer service