Les meilleurs hôtels à Flagstaff

"Get your kicks on Route 66." If you ever take the song's advice and decide to motor West, one of your roadtrip's literal high points will be Flagstaff in northern Arizona. The alpine city is the highest (and sometimes the coldest) major city on the fabled American highway. This gateway to the Grand Canyon region is noted for its pine-dotted natural beauty and Native American heritage, while its funky downtown is a mix of Old West landmarks, roadside kitsch and contemporary bohemia. (That's where you'll find the allegedly haunted Monte Vista Hotel.) Adventuresome visitors can enjoy hiking, skiing and hang-gliding in the nearby mountains -- the planet Pluto was discovered at the Lowell Observatory there. Prefer indoor sports? Sample the city's Southwestern cuisine after you take in the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra. To the south of Flagstaff is Sedona, a new-age mecca for artists and aliens. Also nearby is the world's most indisputable proof of interstellar visitation: Meteor Crater. Alas, at 550 deep and 2.4 miles around, it is only the second most impressive hole in Northern Arizona.