I will admit we had a nice meal in the Steak restaurant however, when we came to charge the meal to our room the transaction was rejected, twice. At 4:30 I received a call from the check-in asking us to please remove our belongings from the first room we had been in!! I knew we had everything but played along and went down to reception again - Only to be told housekeeping had made a mistake!! (What a surprise!) No offer of a free drink while we wait or anything like that.Įventually we made it to our rooms, no issues there - they were very comfortable. So we left that room and went back downstairs to be told both our rooms would be ready at 4pm!!! So we all went to 1 room, with luggage, to wait.Īt 3:15pm my wife (whose name was on the second room) was summoned to check in because of “a problem”Ī few minutes later my wife called us from the desk to advise they had made another error and the room we were in was not actually ours!!! (Who would have thought someone else with our surname may be staying in the same Hotel that night?!!) We arrived at 2:55pm for a 3pm check-in to be told one of our 2 rooms would not be ready for 45 minutes. For entertainment purposes only.Picked Twin Arrows from a map search as we were on a road trip encompassing Meteor Crater then on to the Grand Canyon so location was key. It's a good video, I encourage you to view it. It seems one of the arrows has fallen over :(. Update (August 2023): This well-done, non-AI Youtube video discusses nearby Canyon Diablo and shows a little bit of Twin Arrows. I also lost a whole dollar in one of the machines. I stopped in to clean up, get a bite and relax. This is the closest Indian Casino to Flagstaff. North of the Interstate is the newer Twin Arrows Casino and Travellers Center. What you see below is essentially one complete revolution of the Trading Post, as I walked it in a clockwise direction.

The Trading Post has long since fallen into ruin, these days being taken over by graffiti artists. It was that there was no easy way to access the Trading Post, plus (probably) some feeling that these kinds of stops were no longer interesting to most travellers. It wasn't that the new interstate was built far away. Once Interstate-40 was completed, the Trading Post fell into decline. The proprietors erected two arrows as a landmark, which still stand today. In the old days of Route-66, the Twin Arrows Trading Post functioned as a gas station, restaurant and gift shop for travellers. Twin Arrows is a locale about 30 miles east of Flagstaff, on the western boundary of the Navajo Nation.

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