Balcony Suite The Balcony Suite has one king-size bed and is comfortably appointed with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, cable television, a private bath, bathrobes, a hair dryer, and an iron and ironing board.

Deluxe Two Bed Guestroom Deluxe Two Bed guestrooms offer two comfortable double-size beds with historic charm and modern amenities like free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, cable television, a private bath, bathrobes, a hair dryer, and an iron and ironing board.

King Suite King Suites are spacious accommodations with two rooms, a parlor room with a sleeper sofa, and a guestroom with one king-size bed.

Double Queen Suite The Double Queen Suite has two queen-size beds and a separate parlor room with a sleeper sofa and is thoughtfully furnished with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, cable television, a private bath, bathrobes, a hair dryer, and an iron and ironing board.

Deluxe King Guestroom These cozy Deluxe King guestrooms offer a touch of historic charm with modern amenities like free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, cable television, a private bath, bathrobes, a hair dryer, and an iron and ironing board.

Classic Queen Guestroom Classic Queen guestrooms are brimming with historic charm. These petite, turn-of-the-century rooms have been modernized with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, cable television, a private bath, bathrobes, a hair dryer, and an iron and ironing board.

Jacuzzi Suite The Jacuzzi Suite provides a relaxing escape from a busy day, with one king-size bed and a separate parlor area with a sofa sleeper.

The Peacock Dining Room Take in the magnificent Art Deco décor while savoring exceptional cuisine at the Peacock Dining Room, consistently renowned among the top restaurants in downtown Prescott. This bright and cheerful restaurant underwent a complete restoration, creating a modern and chic ambiance that complements the building’s timeless charm.

Hotel Exterior At Night With Fountain Admire the stunningly eclectic architectural appearance of this outstanding holiday destination. Designed by the firm, Trost & Trost, the Hassayampa Inn features a wonderful blend of Spanish Colonial Revival and Italian Renaissance Revival-style architecture

Street View Of The Hassayampa Inn At Night Opened in 1927, this distinctive red-brick hotel is as charming today as it was more than 90 years ago.

Hassayampa Inn At Night With Classic Cars Located in the downtown Historic District of Prescott, Arizona, Hassayampa Inn offers comforting small-town charm while being closely situated near the sights and sounds of Prescott. This prime location is within walking distance of Courthouse Square, Historical Whiskey Row, art galleries, antique and one-of-a-kind unique shops, and museums.

Hotel Lobby Seating Area And Fireplace The Main Lobby showcases the best of Hassayampa Inn’s Old World charm, from the porte-cochere to the hand-painted wood-beamed ceiling and Talavera tile fireplace. Castilian walnut furniture, embossed copper panels, chandeliers and etched glass complete the historic ambiance. Not only does the lobby set the scene for the rest of the Inn, but it can also be reserved as an event venue, making a superb location for a wine tasting, an art auction, a cocktail party,or a black-tie reception.

Hotel Lobby Step inside the Hassayampa Inn and marvel at the elaborate stained-glass doors, vibrant murals, hand-painted ceiling beams, and other historic features that have been artfully restored.

Hotel Sign Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the historic Hassayampa Inn remains an anchor in the community to this day.

Historical Exterior Aerial View These warm and welcoming accommodations were named after the Hassayampa River located north of Prescott, which mysteriously sinks beneath the surface for much of its 100-mile journey. The Apache word “Hassayampa” loosely translates as “the river that loses itself” is a fitting moniker for a hotel that was designed to be a place where patrons can emerge refreshed and relaxed.

Historical Image Of Dining Area Hassayampa Inn has long been recognized for its world-class hospitality, drawing guests from across Prescott and beyond.

Historical Exterior Street View The Hassayampa Inn debuted at a time when Prescott was rapidly becoming one of Arizona's most exclusive vacation retreats. Families from Phoenix had started traveling north to Prescott in order to bask in its warm, tranquil environment. As such, several prominent residents joined together and decided to capitalize on the city’s changing identity. Realizing that the city lacked a proper "modern" hotel, several residents formed the “Hassayampa Hotel Co.” in 1924 and began raising the finances necessary for its construction.

Historical Lobby Reception Area Following the hotel's construction, the architects' most noteworthy achievement in the interior was the main lobby, which contained such stunning features like ceramic-tiled wainscoting and beautifully painted beamed ceilings.

Circa Late 1920s Architectural Drawing Of Hassayampa Inn During the “roaring twenties,” El Paso architect Henry Trost was challenged by a group of residents to design a grand hotel – a place where people could relax, chat and escape the grind of their hectic lives. Hundreds of Prescott citizens bought shares into the project at $1 each and the result was the construction of a stunning red brick building, completed in 1927, that would serve as the cornerstone of downtown.

Circa 1935 Bar With Glassware The Hassayampa Inn has been a popular gathering place for generations, drawing the likes of D.H. Lawrence, Greta Garbo, Will Rogers, and Tom Mix. Other noteworthy individuals to stay at the Hassayampa Inn have included Clark Gable, Steve McQueen, and Georgia O’Keeffe.

Circa 1955 Street View Of Hassayampa Inn Completed in just ten months, the beautiful Hassayampa Inn—then known as the “Hassayampa Hotel”—quickly became the finest facility of its kind in all of Arizona’s Central Highlands. Word of its magnificence quickly spread throughout America, attracting hundreds of patrons every year.

Lobby Circa 1935 Construction of the Inn was completed in 1927, featuring a mix of Spanish Colonial, Italianate features, hand-painted wood ceilings, etched glass, and embossed copper panels designed by Southwest architect Henry Trost.

Rooftop Terrace Banquet Setup Topping the Marina Ballroom is the Inn's Rooftop Terrace, which boasts unparalleled views of downtown Prescott and its surroundings, including the majestic Thumb Butte and skyline of the Bradshaw Mountains in the distance. With views overlooking the gazebo and banquet seating for up to 80 guests, it is the perfect location for a cocktail party or summer reception.

Marina Ballroom Banquet Setup The perfect setting for a wedding reception, this unique 2,100-square-foot banquet space offers a fanciful architectural counterpoint to Prescott’s Victorian history that complements the famous Elks Theatre located just around the corner.

Arizona Room Banquet Setup A favorite with brides, the Arizona Ballroom features stained-glass windows and doors, antique chandeliers that still glimmer of yesteryear. This banquet space accommodates up to 110 people.

Marina Ballroom Patio Cocktail Setup In addition to the beautiful Marina Ballroom itself, there is also an outdoor patio area, which makes for an idyllic setting for cocktails and canapes prior to a banquet.

Marina Ballroom Classroom-Style Setup The Marina Ballroom next to the Hassayampa Inn was acquired in 2001 to lend its distinct Art Deco carvings, paintings, light fixtures, and architecture to the hotel’s historic ambiance.

Arizona Room U-Shape Setup In addition to weddings, the Arizona Room is also a distinguished setting for business meetings, learning sessions, or other corporate events.

Hassayampa Inn Conference Center Entrance In the heart of historic downtown Prescott, AZ, Hassayampa Inn offers more than 12,000 square feet for meetings and weddings across both indoor and outdoor settings.