High Country Motor Lodge, located along historic Route 66, is a reimagined roadside retreat that pays homage to the road’s rugged and adventurous spirit. Inspired by the vast beauty of northern Arizona and 1960s motor lodges, it offers all travelers a curated experience rooted in exploration, comfort and connection.

Rachel Theron, the senior marketing manager for High Country Motor Lodge, said, “While it nods to the roadside culture of the past, everything about the lodge is rooted in modern sensibility."

High Country Motor Lodge offers a variety of amenities designed to elevate your stay; pour-over Copper Cow coffee in every room, gear-ready clothing racks for those going back and forth into the surrounding wilderness, fire pits on the deck, a communal lawn, an expansive lobby and bar, a game room and a pool. 

Visitors can also enjoy Arizona’s first Nordic Spa Experience here, as well as The General Store � a vibrant gathering space for food, drink and community. The team works hard to bring Flagstaff’s community into their spaces through their thoughtful programming. 

Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub after a long hike or sipping cocktails while listening to local live music, the vibe is warm, welcoming and distinctly Flagstaff.

“Programming is a key part of the High Country Motor Lodge experience," Theron said. “We offer a full calendar of monthly programming, including retro movie nights, vinyl DJ sets and live music through our Fadeaway Sessions � a signature series that benefits 1% for the Planet and features both emerging and established artists in an intimate setting."

Previous performers in the sessions included Le’Ponds, Florry, Rowan Newby and Will Worden, with upcoming performances from Pearl Charles and more. "Looking ahead, we’re continuing to grow Fadeaway Sessions with artist residencies, seasonal performances and an expanded presence at our sister properties," she said.

High Country Motor Lodge is more than a stay, it’s a community hub that strives to support the Flagstaff community through fundraisers, author talks, film screenings and community gatherings. Recent events include an author talk with New York Times bestselling author Kevin Fedarko (in partnership with Bright Side Bookshop), a benefit for Grand Canyon Youth, a 1% for the Planet recipient.

As the weather gets a little warmer, the team has a few stargazing nights planned with cultural astronomer and dark sky advocate, Dr. Danielle Adams. There’s something for everyone. These events take advantage of Flagstaff’s designation as the world’s first International Dark Sky City, offering guests a chance to experience the universe from one of the clearest night skies in the country.

“Every stay feels like the start of a great story,� Theron said. “For a stay that stands out, pair one of our Cosmic Cottages � stand-alone suites that blend mountain-cabin charm with boutique hotel comfort � with a visit to the Nordic Spa. This outdoor wellness experience, complete with private saunas and cold plunges, is designed to ground you � day or night. Whether you’re road-tripping through the Southwest, stargazing in the pines or just in need of a reset, High Country Motor Lodge is a place where comfort and curiosity meet.�

High Country Motor Lodge is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, drawing in creatives, adventurers and star-gazers to a unique experience that brings Flagstaff into the hearts of every traveler. Thoughtfully designed and intentionally rooted in place, the lodge offers a warm welcome to those seeking something just a little different.

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