A Great Spot In The High Desert - Clean, Safe AND Free Belgian Waffles- Prepared, Served and Cleaned Up By Others! Five Stars!

 Hello Fellow Travellers!  (literally)

In May of this year we went to Arizona.  We always stay at one hotel, the Prescott Hampstead Inn.        It's a good place for many reasons:  Good prices, good amenities, very clean.     As always, it's the small details that make it stand out.  They installed pocket doors that ensure privacy and economy of space.  This hotel is located next to a Costco and is close to both downtown and the highway.  I'm able to lure the 20something kids to pop in and experiment with the waffle maker and all the assorted possibilities.  They are near a fairly empty high end mall and they have free Wi-Fi.  We have a niece that owns a house South and my BFF lives slightly north.  We've stayed there exclusively for years.  As time has passed, they've changed, improved.  I've stayed at most hotels/resorts in Northern Arizona and this Inn is a little oasis in a fairly barren hotel landscape.                                                                                      

Breakfast!   Belgium Waffles Made, Served and Cleared By Others - Bonus!

It has been recently (and correctly) brought to my attention that lives and careers can be affected by negative social media.  That presents a big challenge for a snarky-yet-oddly-chipper-Doomsdayer such as myself:  I've chosen to write about the happy discoveries I come across in my few travels,  what makes the United States the Greatest Democracy, what makes our people resilient, strong.  I liked the Dark Side, "The Scary Bits" since I was young. Looking for great things and happy places is unnatural to me.  I'm a lot closer to Morticia Adams than a Charlie's Angel in my writing style but I think the planet is in grave danger and if my tiny contribution to the ethos can add a teeny bit of positive, I gladly take up the challenge!  Any bony with a laptop can complain about something.  It will be a real test to find the springwater in this cesspool.  Let's see what I can uncover...