Seligman 2 Stars Hotels

"It's a really old property, meets the bare minimum for a weary traveler."

"This is an adorable hotel – a classic from days gone by! I was traveling Route 66 and this is what you want to experience how it was in the 50s and 60s. No amenities, but character out the wazoo! The lady at the front desk is super super nice, and the roads are very clean. They have upgraded the sink to a more modern one, but the bathtub is original. The bed was super soft, which I like, and it was quiet. If you were wanting make up wipes, lotions, and chocolates on your pillow, this isn’t for you – but if you want a true route 66 hotel experience, this is a cute place! I would stay there again!"

"Comfortable room, had a good night's sleep. Very affordable and convenient."

"Very nice staff and decent stay. Suggestions to help them increase their rates by 50%: 1) replace coffeemaker with Nespresso Virtuos (Nespresso provides the machines for free to hotels!), 2) put dimmers on the lights as it feels like a Wal-Mart with those garish lights, 3) use 2700K warm white bulbs, 4) re-paint with a washable flat sheen paint, 5) put $1000 4D massage chairs in the rooms (hey, back in 2006 a 42" TV was $3000, you can do it), 6) install 5 zone minisplit heat pumps for whisper quiet heating and cooling, costs about $900 per room but you'll save on utilities and increase guest satisfaction over those stinky and noisy window units. Suggestions to reduce housekeeping times and costs: 1) full size wall mount shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion dispensers save so much time and money, 2) stop tucking in your sheets, guests hate that and it is back breaking! Instead use 3 T300 6mm micro stripe flat sheets between a gel blanket, collar the sheets, don't tuck them, 3) spray your rooms with odor neutralizer after cleaning. Caution! For guests, don't walk too far west, we passed a house with a dog and the owner was holding it back. Upon walking back we walked in the middle of the road to avoid the dog, it jumped the fenced and attacked all three of us, my friend was bitten on the leg, just hours before we hiked to Havasupai."