Motel DuBeau Travelers Inn & Hostel

My friends and I stayed here before heading out to the Grand Canyon. When we checked in, the person at the desk was super friendly and welcoming. The room was clean, well-​maintained, and quiet, even for being a room of 8 people. Wifi was reliable and the continental breakfast was nice. I would recommend this place to anyone!

Needed a room for 3 folks a 2 night stay. I stopped by the front desk to make my reservations for the upcoming weekend.
Jack the reservations attendant was super helpful. I have never stayed at a Hostel before and he immediately understood that I was a bit skeptical. Jack gave me a tour of the property and showed me the inside of 3 rooms and then let me chose the one that best fit our personality. Thanks Jack I can’t wait to stay here. Your helpfulness was the reason for my reservation!

Great staff, great location, so homey. They have a decent tour of the Grand Canyon which I would like to have included lunch, but it’s less expensive than other tours by a lot. Tour guide was sweet. Free long distance phone calls, computer and laundry on site, indoor and outdoor Common areas. Clean, close to everything. Short walking distance to banks, restaurants, Amtrak, and a large natural foods store (Nature Grocery). And an AA meeting if need be. You’ll love Flagstaff!

Amazingly helpful staff got me out of a tight spot late into the evening hours past the office closing time. Very friendly towards travelers of any age. I really appreciate this place and will visit again. Lots of love!

Treasure! Found this cozy little motel/​hostel last minute rolling through town, tired and hungry. Dylan at the front desk was a sweetheart. The price was right, there was availability, and breakfast was included. Score;) What he didn’t say was that we were walking distance from a fabulous wine bar and late night pizza joint. Bonus!
In the morning, we explored downtown flagstaff and filled our bellies with oatmeal & fresh fruit. The place is super cute, extremely clean, the staff is friendly, and the location is quite convenient. Note: It’s near the railroad tracks and trains do run often, so light sleepers and über particular peeps would hate it. They may want to pay double and stay down the street at one of the name brand hotels.

This was my first hostel experience and for that, I am truly sorry because it was wonderful!
This place has a courtyard and a community area to hang out in. Complete with board games, a juke box, and other fun things. A fully stoked kitchen! Everyone was so wonderful. Customer service was excellent.
I would advise if you are visiting in the winter months to bring extra blankets because until we turned the heat on– it was real chilly inside. We left the heat on and went to eat across the street and came back and it was warmer but we were glad we brought the extra linens.
Definitely plan on staying here again when I visit soon.

Yet another great stay in Falstaff at this most charming place. Great to see my buddy «Bob» the mountain man who is always a wealth of knowledge and adventure. This guy knows his s#%$… Ezzie, Mitch, John, Pat. Etc., all a great staff. I am officially a regular for when I go up to see my son at NAU. Best $ 27 can buy. This place rocks a unique atmosphere if you are open minded. Go see for yourself.

Cute and cozy. It has washer and dryer, kitchen with free breakfast, free wifi. It’s super close to bars and restaurants. Would stay again… Definitely recommend!

It’s a very nice place to stay for this budget. Wifi, breakfast, clean nice rooms, close to the old town. What do you need more?

Great place adjacent to a hostel. With cosy indoor and outdoor sitting space. Rooms are small but clean. No ac, which is only a problem in hot summer days. Great atmosphere.

We did the leave key reservation and they forgot about us. We were lucky to find some nice people nearby who let us stay with them, but after traveling all day it was not the comfortable night we had in mind. Worst part is this was the first night of our honeymoon.
Just to be safe, a few days earlier we called ahead to their sister hostel to confirm our reservation and they lost it, which led us to a «reserved» spot here and both places screwed us over. Thank god those people were awake.
NEVER AGAIN. I’d stay in a hotel in Flagstaff if you’re on your way to Grand Canyon.

Cute, cozy hostel just north of NAU. There are 2 kitchens, pool table, washer, dryer, and free wifi. Breakfast is included. The deluxe private room is comfortable, and the location is perfect. Refrigerator in the room. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops within walking distance, and downtown Flagstaff is quite charming. I will stay again.

Beautiful Hostel. Two kitchens, basically in beautiful downtown Flagstaff, with lots of bars, coffee shops nearby. Free Wi-​Fi. One of the best Hostels in America.

We liked it. The train runs close by, but I can sleep through almost anything. If you’re a light sleeper you might want to bring your ear plugs. The staff is stellar, and the ambiance is funky. Great common room and two kitchens for your use. Price was a little on the high side ($ 60) for having the train so close. There’s a free breakfast and coffee, and ‘fridge for your own food if you want to cook (typical hostel style), Higher Grounds Coffee House right across the street is better than the free coffee at the hostel, but the hostel coffee ain’t terrible (I’m a self-​confessed coffee snob). You can walk just about anywhere for food, night-​life, et. al.

A nice place to stay in Flagstaff on a budget — the rooms are fine, and the common areas are a good place to hang out. There are two giant kitchens and a room with a pool table and foosball table. In the off season, all the offices and administration happens at the Grand Canyon, two blocks away, so the Du Beau feels a little less social, but we still met a bunch of nice people over some beers in the common area. One complaint is the breakfast: oatmeal packets and fruit are fine, but the coffee is pretty foul. Go to the coffee shop across the street, it’s way better.
All that said, though, I’d totally recommend it for your basic cheap place to stay! Does just what it needs to do (except the coffee!).

Such a cool spot.
The dorm rooms are small, but cheap and they get the job done. These are either female or male only rooms with 8 bunk beds and a shared bathroom. Great option if you want to save money and are really only looking for a place to sleep at the end of the day.
Private rooms are also available. You can get one with it’s own bathroom, or save a little money and opt for a shared bathroom.
This place is old (read: charming and quirky), so don’t expect things to be perfect. For example, there is no air conditioning… but they have fans and space heaters, which usually do the trick. Also, breakfast is provided, but it’s a bit skimpy. But you’re right next door to Macy’s — a great local coffee/​sandwich place.
Located right downtown, easy walking distance to tons of bars, shops, and restaurants. Free WiFi and lots of things to do around the property — books, pool table, board games… if you’re bored here, it’s your own darn fault.
My favorite part were the people I met. Some traveling on their own, some were traveling with others. Many people from outside the U.S. If you see a group playing horseshoes or grilling in the courtyard, join it. Most likely, you’ll learn a lot, laugh a lot, and meet some awesome folks.
Lastly, the staff is really helpful. Ask them anything. But… if you ask Lisa about a hike and she directs you to Mount Eldon… get ready to hike your pants off and work very very hard!

I’ve been to worst and better hostels. This one is good for a night or two. The front desk guy kinda had an annoying attitude when looking for my reservation that night. And smelled like cigarettes and I dont do well with cigarettes. The room I got wasn’t the cleanest and I found an empty can under my bed. There was a stinky obsolete mini-​fridge in the room but it wouldn’t have been stinky if we didn’t open to check if it works. The bathroom was kinda worn and I think it can use a little remodeling.
The kitchen and lounge was really cool. You definitely won’t be bored here and I’m glad they provided breakfast & coffee. You get to sit in a table with complete strangers and have a good conversation.
Best part about hostels is just brushing with other travelers and we got to meet a Belgium/​Scandinavian couple and a girl from TX. Awesome blossom :)

Good place to stay if on a shoestring budget. Not my favorite place to stay while visiting flagstaff, but if it’s $ 66 a night for the «Delux» room here and $ 140 for a room at the downtown Rodeway Inn, I’ll stay here. In fact, if the prices were the same I’d still choose Du Beau. The location is very good for downtown and plenty of restaurants. Very friendly staff and a nice courtyard area for guests to play horseshoes, cards, or grill out.

The staff was nice enough, but not nice enough to warrant staying here again. It was tiny, the bed made so much noise that it woke me up in the middle of the night. No air conditioning. A table-​side light that would’ve been nice if there were an outlet around to plug it in to… but no. Drunk Norwegian guys yelling at my fiancé to come to the strip club with them… uhh I think not. If you’re looking to get completely hammered this would be an alright place to stay, but don’t expect to get any type of good sleep here. I didn’t.

This gem of a hostel is cozy and a sort of hub for happy travelers. I stayed here a couple of times and have always had such a good time. You can do the hostel thing, or you can get an actual hotel room. Centrally located, helpful with tours and things of interest including the Grand Canyon or snow activities in the Winter.