Compare and book 4 Star hotels in Flagstaff, Arizona

Famous for exceptional skiing, mountain biking and high-altitude fun, Flagstaff is a top destination for exploring the great outdoors. Away from the slopes, Flagstaff also has a laid-back town centre, where quality craft beer and roasted coffee abound, with unusual and historical sites, plus it’s only an hour away from the world-famous Grand Canyon.

4 Star Hotels in Flagstaff

If you want a four-star hotel in Flagstaff, you’ll have the choice of luxury resort hotels offering top-rate service and large suites as standard. Generally, Flagstaff’s luxury four-star hotels are on the outskirts of town, surrounded by beautiful alpine scenery. Flagstaff’s top-end hotels tend to have indoor pools and in-house restaurants, as well as bars and, in some cases, even casinos.

Things to See and Do in Flagstaff

Flagstaff is a paradise for outdoorsy types, with acres of mountains and forests waiting to be explored. From Flagstaff’s four-star hotels, it’s easy in summer to enjoy hiking, cycling and horse riding, and winter brings with it some world-class skiing and snowboarding. Enjoy an average snowfall of more than 240 inches and over 700 acres of runs and seven lifts. Away from the slopes, there are also snow play areas for family-friendly sledding and snowman making.

For a more sedate day out from your four-star hotel, visit Flagstaff’s Lowell Observatory, the research centre that discovered Pluto, where you can have a nose around and try out the telescopes. Alternatively, take a walking tour of downtown Flagstaff, taking in the atmosphere of the bars and restaurants and admiring the historic buildings before heading back to your four-star hotel.

At just an hour’s drive from Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon is a must-visit. This vast UNESCO-listed treasure is impressive from every angle. Get your four-star hotel to arrange a 'flightsee' of the canyon from above with a private airplane tour. The once-in-a-lifetime flights take off from the Grand Canyon Airport in Tusayan, with some helicopter tours able to land in the canyon’s more remote parks for a close-up look at the ancient rock.