The Holiday Express hotel in Winslow is located on the east edge of town, in a desert setting close to the course of the Little Colorado River, and next to interstate 40 (exit 255) - the hotel sits on otherwise undeveloped land about 1/4 mile from the interstate, so provides a quiet night's sleep. Downtown Winslow, centered on old Route 66, is 2 miles to the west. The hotel has 52 rooms and 3 suites on 2 floors, an indoor pool, hot tub, newsstand, free breakfast bar and plenty of parking space. There is one restaurant at the interstate exit and many more towards the town center.

One of several budget-priced hotels in Winslow with the basic amenities of pool, hot tub and free continental breakfast, the Quality Inn is well-placed for cross-country travelers, being right next to I-40 (exit 253; N Park Dr), and also opposite a shopping center with several restaurants & bars. The adobe-style building has interior corridors and 72 guest rooms, all furnished with microwave and refrigerator. Downtown Winslow, around old Route 66, is a mile to the south.

Winslow's Econo Lodge hotel (1706 N. Park Dr) is found at the north edge of town, adjacent to exit 253 of I-40, just south of the interstate, and also next to the North Park Plaza Shopping Center. The Santa Fe Station Golf Course is just the other side of I-40, while downtown Winslow and former Route 66 are 1 mile to the south. The nearest major attraction in this part of Arizona is the Meteor Crater, 25 miles away.

On the north side of Winslow beside interstate 40, the Motel 6 is part of a typical neighborhood of stores (including Safeway supermarket), gas stations and fast food restaurants, and it provides guests with generally clean rooms at low rates. An indoor hot tub and free coffee are the only amenities. The center of Willcox along old Route 66 is one mile south.