Grand Highland Hotel

Great experience, warm detailed check-in. The hotel is in the best location in town. Right in the middle of Whiskey Row, very walkable area. Free parking.

Excellent historic hotel; clean, convenient location, quiet and comfortable. All rooms are on the second floor and being an old historic hotel, has no elevator but staff is more than happy to help with bags if needed. Highly recommended.

The room was charming and comfortable for its size. I had read they were small. I had not anticipated not having a table or desk to sit at.There was a folding chair and tv table, but I even had trouble finding a spot to place that so I could eat a takeout meal. I arrived a few minutes after five to find a sign in a side door to text for a code. I had been hoping for help getting my suitcase up the insane staircase. Luckily, I was strong and steady enough to take it one step at a time. There was no previous information given about parking, but luckily the very friendly owner of the shop next door told me about the public lot behind the hotel for future use. There was a filtered water bottle filler in the hall, but the water still tasted bad. There were bags of ice in a tiny fridge beneath that, with no sign saying it was in there. In some of the advertising, a free breakfast had been mentioned. I'm not usually one for breakfast, however there was no mention of it ( or really much useful information ) in the room. There was a tiny coffee machine in the room and strangely small cups. One morning, I went out the front hoping to meet the owners finally and grab some coffee from the breakfast area. There were two people there. No coffee and certainly no breakfast in sight. Made a minute of small talk and escaped to a great place called The Local for breakfast.

Great giving customers drinking water without all the plastic used in other hotels

The second night of our stay the new owners had a DJ in the court yard. The music was so loud we could not even be in our room. This lasted until 10:30 at night. This was our anniversary weekend and it was ruined by the new owners lack of caring about their customers. When management was told they apologize and told there was nothing they could do and this is what the new owners wanted. I wound recommend staying somewhere else. Maybe when the owners lose some money they will start to think about their customers and not trying to add a night club to down town Prescott. This was an amazing hotel when under the previous owners. Very sad to see a piece of history destroyed by new owners.

All rooms are 2nd floor via stairways. This is an older classic style stay. The mini split a/c unit struggled to keep room cooled. The shower spray was intense! Location was great for walking to garage and places to eat. The front desk is only staffed til 4p. Would be nice for chair (not folding) in room, and maybe a mini fridge.

Great hotel. Small but well furnished rooms. Great staff. Located right on Whiskey Row. Large parking structure right behind the hotel.

Convenient, safe, free parking, room was very clean, air-conditioning available

TV concerts and parking

The parking situation is not ideal but the rest of experience makes up for it.

Great location. Friendly staff and clean!

Excellent historic hotel; clean, convenient location, quiet and comfortable. All rooms are on the second floor and being an old historic hotel, has no elevator but staff is more than happy to help with bags if needed. Highly recommended.

Wonderfully clean and beautiful! An amazing stay. We will definitely be back.

Location is Everything! Right in the middle of Whiskey Row. No worries about driving! The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was clean! We have stayed here before and will do so again!

I like the historical features of the Grand Highland hotel. He kept everything as close to the original as possible. My room was quiet, and had all the features I needed. The bed was extremely comfortable in the bathroom was clean. I was not there for spending time at a spa, I was there for the environment of the area. It was safe and I feel comfortable as a single traveler

The room was clean and well appointed. The bed was comfortable. Very pleased with the hotel.

This hotel is nice clean and charming

Clean

Convenient, safe, free parking, room was very clean, air-conditioning available

Had an excellent stay. Extremely friendly front desk staff and nice clean room with a great bed. Definitely will be back!

We loved this room. It fit in with the atmosphere of the old west. The building is old, but well maintained and cute. We wanted a place within a short walk to shopping, restaurants and bars. It was exactly what we wanted.

Room was “quaint”. Small & cozy. Exactly what we were wanting. Great welcoming staff.

Excellent historic hotel; clean, convenient location, quiet and comfortable. All rooms are on the second floor and being an old historic hotel, has no elevator but staff is more than happy to help with bags if needed. Highly recommended.

The room was nice, the bed was a touch on the hard and had a valley in the middle. Also the walls are kinda thin, we could here noises from next to us and above us. However, it was in the middle of Whiskey Row and walking distance to lots of shops

Super cute. The AC is somewhat annoying due to noise. Overall we loved it though and would stay here again.

Great service, room was unique and clean.

The location, staff friendliness, and amenities were great! However, this was the smallest hotel room I have ever seen! The queen size bed took up most of the room.

Late night music and noise easily penetrates old windows. Didn't stop until 2:30 am on Saturday

Historic hotels, windows let in lots of light, even at night. Great downtown location with lots to do in the area.

This place was awesome!! Front desk person was super friendly. It was a very unique. We stayed in the Big Nose Kate room, clawfoot bathtub, nicely decorated. Big Nose Kate was the girlfriend of Doc Holiday.

Fabulous hotel on Whiskey. Host was super helpful. A really wonderful stay. It’s perfect. Don’t expect 4 or 5 star Luxury. But expect an old world hotel with a very comfortable bed and super clean and appointed room - and you’re in for a treat. Very Prescott. I was more than surprised. Highly recommend.

We enjoyed the history and the unique decor. The staff were helpful. Great location!

Very cute building and room. Staff was very friendly, outstanding customer service !

Great location. Friendly staff and clean!

Room was “quaint”. Small & cozy. Exactly what we were wanting. Great welcoming staff.

The attendants at the front desk during the day shift, Steve, and the night shift, Nick, were very helpful and cordial. The property is historic, and as such, its antiquity is well-preserved with tasteful modern conveniences updated where appropriate to make your stay most enjoyable. Overnighting at the Grand Highland is a crucial element for the full Prescott "Whiskey Row" experience.

The after hours check in was easy and so well done by the hotel. My room was so comfortable and felt unique as well as historic.

All rooms are 2nd floor via stairways. This is an older classic style stay. The mini split a/c unit struggled to keep room cooled. The shower spray was intense! Location was great for walking to garage and places to eat. The front desk is only staffed til 4p. Would be nice for chair (not folding) in room, and maybe a mini fridge.

There's nobody to answer calls despite the fact that they text you a phone for emergencies. No, if you need emergency there's nobody to answer but an automated answering machine. The lobby is a place for ghosts, nobody there. The window for check in is super narrow. From 3 to 5 PM. All in all a ridiculous business model. I will never book this hotel for the rest of my life. Awful experience.

Had an excellent stay. Extremely friendly front desk staff and nice clean room with a great bed. Definitely will be back!

We loved this room. It fit in with the atmosphere of the old west. The building is old, but well maintained and cute. We wanted a place within a short walk to shopping, restaurants and bars. It was exactly what we wanted.

If you’re looking to stay on Whiskey Row this is the place. It’s right in the middle of it all, so it can get noisy, but great location. Bed was comfortable, service was great.

Great experience, warm detailed check-in. The hotel is in the best location in town. Right in the middle of Whiskey Row, very walkable area. Free parking.

close to all attractions of whisky row

Overnight stay to get away from the Phoenix heat for a night. Fun hotel right in the middle of whiskey row.

It’s not a quiet area at night, so if you like to stay up late you’re good. Rooms are small with very little counter space. Room was nice, bathroom was nice and everything is within walking distance.

Location is Everything! Right in the middle of Whiskey Row. No worries about driving! The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was clean! We have stayed here before and will do so again!

Great hotel. Small but well furnished rooms. Great staff. Located right on Whiskey Row. Large parking structure right behind the hotel.

Historic hotels, windows let in lots of light, even at night. Great downtown location with lots to do in the area.

Very comfortable and excellent location to Whiskey Row

I am going to be traveling up to Prescott for work a lot these next few weeks. I have stayed here previously, but this time around I was told that the continental breakfast is no longer available. I was hoping to continue to stay here because it is so convient and such an adorable place, but that is a game changer for me. Sorry to see the "free" food go.

The room was charming and comfortable for its size. I had read they were small. I had not anticipated not having a table or desk to sit at.There was a folding chair and tv table, but I even had trouble finding a spot to place that so I could eat a takeout meal. I arrived a few minutes after five to find a sign in a side door to text for a code. I had been hoping for help getting my suitcase up the insane staircase. Luckily, I was strong and steady enough to take it one step at a time. There was no previous information given about parking, but luckily the very friendly owner of the shop next door told me about the public lot behind the hotel for future use. There was a filtered water bottle filler in the hall, but the water still tasted bad. There were bags of ice in a tiny fridge beneath that, with no sign saying it was in there. In some of the advertising, a free breakfast had been mentioned. I'm not usually one for breakfast, however there was no mention of it ( or really much useful information ) in the room. There was a tiny coffee machine in the room and strangely small cups. One morning, I went out the front hoping to meet the owners finally and grab some coffee from the breakfast area. There were two people there. No coffee and certainly no breakfast in sight. Made a minute of small talk and escaped to a great place called The Local for breakfast.