Home2 Suites by Hilton Kingman
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in Kingman, Arizona, Home2 Suites by Hilton is the perfect retreat for adventurous road trippers. This charming hotel offers a modern and comfortable stay, complete with spacious suites and a welcoming atmosphere. Start your day with a complimentary breakfast before exploring the historic sites and vibrant local culture that make this stretch of the Mother Road unforgettable. With a 4.3-star rating, travelers can trust they’ll find both hospitality and the rich spirit of Route 66 right at their doorstep.
Sue D
2 months ago"Made a reservation while driving. Made it for the wrong dates. Augh!! Called and John was super helpful. Great customer service! The next morning we went down to breakfast a bit before 8. Food was cold and very little to choose from. Cold sausage is not great. The lady at the front desk (long light hair) just stood there and stared what seemed through us. Finally it occurred to us she was starting at the tv. Never greeted anyone or said anything. Great room and again, John was awesome!"
TG (tg)
5 months ago"New hotel, nice clean, well furnished rooms. Good hot breakfast. There is a well furnished kitchen but some of the glassware provided was dirty. And the shower stall although very new had rust on the door frame."
Mike Hausler
4 months ago"Hilton, how on earth have you not figured this out? Pocket doors do not work for bathrooms. Period. Either stop using them, or put a lock on them so they actually stay closed. I’m in a so-called “one-bedroom suite” with two bathroom doors - one from the living room, one from the bedroom. Both are pocket doors. Neither stays shut. You slide them closed, and they just creep right back open like something out of a bad horror movie. Congratulations - you’ve engineered a bathroom with zero privacy. This is not just inconvenient, it’s flat-out embarrassing. Whoever signed off on this design should have to explain themselves to every guest forced to play “door wedge with a towel” just to use the restroom. Truly one of the dumbest hotel design choices I’ve ever seen. Either fix it, or start handing out extra towels at check-in for “door-blocking duty.” Dumb. Dumb. Dumb."
