visited at approx. 11 A.m. with my wife and 3 young grandkids. My wife and I wanted to check it out as we had heard good things about it from friends. We also thought it would be an opportunity for the kids to see Elk. At the time all we wanted to do was have drinks but felt we were... more

The newly renovated rooms are fantastic. Rustic, comfortable, and clean. The restaurant is wonderful. Our food was delicious and the staff was very pleasant. I don't know what those negative reviews are talking about! I couldn't imagine a better get away; so close to the hot desert. This is by far my favorite place to go in all of Arizona! more

expensive too. Food appears not to be fresh. However, the local Elk herd was really niceto see, right out the picture window ! Tall pines in the desert ---- ahhhhhhhh. and nice and cool inthe Summer heat. We recommendthat you miss the Lodge and bring our own lunch and stay at Hualapai Mountain Park in a rustic rental cabin------------------------------------ more

We have been to this place twice. Can't say anything about staying there overnight but eating there is another story. As soon as you enter, you get a grouch of a receptionist who asks you dryly if we have reservations (mind you, the place was not full) - we were there both times after lunch - around 3pm. She finally... more

What a deal this place is! Outside Kingman, and away from the notorious train noise, HMR is located in a beautiful mountain-scape and is a steal for the price. The room was ~$75 and was VERY spacious and with great character; definitely suite-sized with a very comfortable king bed. The lodge had a bar with a band, and an excellent... more

"Resort" is somewhat of a misnomer, but this 8 room lodge in the pines is a real kicker. The rooms are right out of the 70's, with salmon pink sinks & tubs, and kitchy furniture. You have to have a sense of humor and not expect a Marriott. There are twig chairs on the porch to sit and watch the... more

We love to eat here. It is located in the Hualapai Mountains that sit right above Kingman. It has been recently remodeled with pine tables and chairs, a fireplace and the elk even visit outside the big picturesque window. The menu is full of selections and it even features a bar if you aren't hungry but just want to take... more

When looking for somewhere to stay when driving between the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas, I decided Kingman looked the place. However reading reviews in Travel Advisor, I got the impression it was going to be a pretty noisy place. When I found out one hotel handed out earplugs because of the train noise I knew this was not for... more