Downtown Flagstaff Guest Home

A quirky guest home set up as a studio nearby historic downtown Flagstaff. Only minutes away from breweries, shopping, coffee houses, and hiking/biking trails. This perfect location has so much within walking distance you won't want to miss out on this stay. The space *We are located in the heart of downtown Flagstaff which has the railroad running through it. So there will be some train noise as it is 200 yards from the home. Most people don’t notice it, but we do supply ear plugs just in case. *Shared Backyard *NO DOGS ALLOWED IN BACKYARD! *No washer/dryer available. *Window Air Conditioning units June-September. ***Weekend and Holiday Blocks. 7 night max stay allowed. Must book accordingly otherwise your request to book will be denied. See below: *March 27th-29th. 2 night minimum. Check in only on Friday. Or cover all dates. *Pet Friendly - YES! (DOGS ONLY) ***After booking pet fee will be sent as an AirBNB payment request.*** (Housebroken DOGS ONLY-2 Max) But you must let us know if you are bringing the pup and that you have read and understand the pet policy before booking. *NO DOGS ALLOWED IN SHARED BACKYARD! PET RATES $20/night per dog. ***After booking, this pet fee will be sent as an AirBNB payment request.*** **Pet Owners: Please review all pet rules(Below), they are strictly enforced. We love offering a pet friendly property, so please follow the rules, so we can continue to be a pet friendly for years to come! PET RULES All pets must comply with the following specifications: Breeds not allowed: Pit Bull, Rottweilers, Akitas (sorry homeowners insurance won’t allow these breeds) 1. Pet will not be left unattended at any time in the home or on the property. Kennel pet is ok. 2. May not exceed 70lbs. 3. Must be house trained. 4. Must be up-to-date on all vaccinations. 5. Guest is responsible for cleaning up any/all pet refuse. 6. Pets are not allowed on furniture at any time. Any evidence of pets on furniture may incur extra $100 fee. 7. Pet must not cause damage to premises or furnishings. If damages are caused, the cost of the damage may be charged to “guest”. 8. Guest should prevent pets from producing excessive noise(barking) at a level that disturbs neighbors. 9. We assumes no responsibility for illness or injury that may incur to pets or humans while on the premises. 10. Please leash pet when outside on property. “Guest” shall be solely responsible for the pet while on the property. 11. 2 dogs max. 12. NO DOGS ALLOWED IN THE SHARED BACKYARD! *Home has an Amazon Firestick. *No Cable. Guest access Guest access is at the end of the driveway. Enter through the orange front door and keypad. *FREE STREET PARKING ONLY. There is a big step up into the bathroom about 16 inches which may be difficult for some. *Shared backyard with main home. *No dogs allowed in backyard. Other things to note *There is a big step up into the bathroom about 16 inches which may be difficult for some. *TV has an Amazon Firestick. *No cable. *Shared backyard with main house. No laundry access available. *No dogs allowed in backyard. We are located in the heart of downtown Flagstaff which has the railroad running through it. So there will be some train noise as it is 200 yards from the home. Most people don’t notice it, but we do supply ear plugs just in case. *Window Air Conditioning units June-September. *$20 charge plus shipping costs for any items left behind that need to be returned to owner. This is to cover the time and gas of our cleaners sending out at the post office. **We are not flexible with check in and checkout times. It is a strict 11am or earlier checkout and 3pm or later check in. ***Snow in Flagstaff Arizona. People love to visit Northern Arizona for its cooler temperatures in the summer and playing in the snow in the winter. We feel lucky to live here and like getting to share this with you, but snow in the winter can cause some logistical obstacles. As hosts, we will do our very best to keep pathways and driveways clear for guests, but it's not uncommon for Flagstaff to receive a foot or two of snow in a short period of time and this makes snow removal a challenge. Snow does create some obstacles for hosts and guests alike, so we want to be sure guests can know what to expect from us during the snowier times of year and what we in return ask of our guests. 1) Guests can expect that prior to their arrival the driveway and paths to the home have been cleared at some point during the day of their arrival. However, if the driveway is plowed in the morning and more snow falls between morning time and check in you may arrive to the day's accumulation of snow on the drive. Guests can either drive over the snow or clear the snow with shovels provided. We are only able to do snow removal once a day. We do our very best to time our snow removal at the end of storms, but it doesn't always work out that way. 2) THE BERMS! Any and every Flagstaff or Williams resident dreads the berm removal. What is the berm? The berm is a pile of snow at the end of your driveway caused by the snowplows pushing the snow from the streets to the side. There is nothing worse than shoveling your entire driveway only to have the plow come by and make a big berm you now have to clear before you can leave. We ALL dread the berm. As hosts we have NO WAY of knowing when the plows will come by. Because of this, it is possible that guests will arrive to a cleared driveway with a Berm at the end. If this happens guests will need to either drive over the berm (vehicle dependent) or use the provided shovels to make enough of an entry for your car to get through. Our snow removal crew will be around within the next 24 hours to take care of the rest. We are not a hotel with full time snow removal, so should you arrive during a snowstorm please know we are doing our best. 3) Finally, something we love about Flagstaff is the sun after the snow, BUT this does mean the snow melts during the day and the wet turns into ice at night. We have a bucket with ice melt our guests are welcome to use on icy areas. Please only use it if there is ice as the salt is not good for the cement and trees. Also use sparingly as a little salt goes a long way and destroys the concrete if too much is used. Please please do not use more than a light dusting on the ice.