This was, without a doubt, the worst lodging experience I've had in over a decade. Motel in the Pines is SO overpriced for what you get. I knew we were in for a rough time when I had to use the phone outside the office to call the desk clerk to check in. This was before 19:30 and she immediately let me know that she was tired and I was interrupting her dinner. We further inconvenienced her when we asked for recommendations for a place to have dinner. Next came the room. It was large but it had three different types of flooring, hangers that you couldn't take off the rails to hang things in, no plastic bag for the "ice bucket", a lamp that wouldn't work, and the WORST bed I've ever slept on. I swear, you could feel every coil in the mattress. Bottom line: I've stayed in many a Motel 6 that were far better than this place - and for half the price. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place. You'd probably have a better stay at the Bates Motel.

Very nice place!

Everthing was great!

This is our 2nd stay here and it’s in a great location for the activities we enjoy.

We have stayed here a few times before, and our room was nice and comfortable. It looked as if it had recently been remodeled. We had a nice patio that backed up to the pines. Our only problems were: (1) No one was staffing the office. When we arrived, the door was locked, and we had to use the filthy phone outside to call someone. They arrived quickly. When we had trouble getting into our room, I had to call using that phone again. (2) The second problem was not their fault. The only restaurant in town serving breakfast decided to be closed on Wednesdays. We were there on a Wednesday and had expected to eat breakfast there. The closest breakfast place is about 20 miles away in Flagstaff. Other than those two items, the stay was pleasant.

Very nice people.

The staff was very kind and accommodating!

Easy check in/out. Room was nice and comfy, no problems at all.