Best Western Plus King's Inn & Suites

Best Western International operates approximately 4,000 properties across multiple brand tiers. The Plus tier represents the brand's primary mid-range product, competing with Hampton, Holiday Inn Express, and similar alternatives. Most properties are independently owned franchises operating under brand standards.

The Kingman property fills the Best Western position in the substantial Kingman mid-range chain market. Kingman's Route 66 tourism, Grand Canyon West gateway traffic (for travelers using Kingman as a base for Grand Canyon West visits), and broader northern Arizona demand support multiple chain hotels.

The Best Western Rewards program provides points and free-night redemptions across the substantial Best Western portfolio. The program is particularly useful for travelers staying at multiple Best Western properties along longer Route 66 trips.

Standard king and queen-double rooms follow the Best Western Plus configuration with free Wi-Fi, in-room coffee maker, and the standard mid-range chain-hotel amenity package. Suites with separate sitting areas are available at a modest premium.

The complimentary hot breakfast follows the Best Western standard with hot items, made-to-order waffles or pancakes, cold items, and a coffee-and-juice bar. The breakfast inclusion is one of the meaningful value features at the mid-range price point.

The indoor pool is particularly useful in Kingman's Mohave Desert climate — summer temperatures regularly exceed 100°F, making the climate-controlled indoor swimming experience genuinely valuable. A fitness center with cardio-and-weights equipment is also available. The hotel is pet-friendly with a per-stay pet fee.

Pricing typically runs $110-$170 per night depending on season and day of week. Kingman's substantial tourist demand pushes rates higher during peak periods. Best Western Rewards members can use points for free nights.

Free guest parking is available; pet-friendly accommodation with appropriate fees. The hotel's location on Andy Devine Avenue provides easy access to both the Route 66 corridor and Interstate 40.

For Route 66 road-trippers, the Best Western Plus King's Inn provides the reliable mid-range chain choice. Travelers can also consider Hotel Brunswick (historic boutique) or the various other Kingman chain alternatives. The mid-range chain market is competitive enough that choice often depends on loyalty-program preference and current pricing rather than substantial quality differences.