A Sign

El Tovar Hotel sign at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Downtown Prescott

Just a short walk to the Courthouse Square and shops, the Hotel Vendome was built in 1917.

Jerome Grand Hotel

Said to be one of the most haunted hotels in the country, this Spanish-Mission style building, built in 1926, started out as Jerome's hospital.

Grand Hotel

 The Grand Hotel in Jerome

The building started out as a hospital. 

Wednesday Window... Halloween Leftovers

Jerome's Grand Hotel

This building was once the hospital in Jerome but has a new life as a popular hotel sitting on the side of the mountain over looking the town.  It is rumored that the building is haunted.

I haven't noticed anything too unusual.

Driving To Alaska...Whitehorse, Yukon

Continuing my weekend series, we have made it to Whitehorse, Yukon, the largest town we have been through in many miles. As you come into town, you can't miss the S.S. Klondike.

Now a National Historic site, this sternwheeler once ran freight along the Yukon River between Whitehorse and Dawson City from 1937 to 1950.

I liked this tall Canadian Mounted Policeman standing outside the High Country Inn in Whitehorse.

Historic Hotel

We found this great historic hotel on our trip last August. It sits on the banks of the Missouri River. The window I posted yesterday is the one on the ground floor on the left.

Wednesday Window......Hotel Restaurant

This is not in Prescott. It isn't in Arizona either. If you are wondering where it is, come back tomorrow and I will tell you.

Hotel Stanton

Continuing our visit to Stanton, this building is close to the office building that I featured in Friday's post. Now used as a library and game room for the RV park, this building has a sign that identifies it as the old hotel.

Theme Day....Details

Along the top edge of the Hotel St. Michael, in downtown Prescott.

Patriotic Decorations

Once a church, The Chapel Inn is now a lovely place for a weekly or monthly stay in the heart of Prescott. 

The Rolling Hotel

It says "Rotel Tours" and "Das Rollende Hotel" on the side of this big bus. Have you ever seen one? I have seen them before but I found this one in Capital Reef National Park. The crew were busy setting up a picnic for the tourists who were out enjoying a beautiful spring day. This is a German tour company that takes tourists all over the world and gives them a camping experience. The front part of the bus has rows of comfy seats and the back part is where the people sleep. I found this article  about it if you want to learn more. 

Red Garter

Williams, Arizona

This place was closed when I was here. I want to go inside and take a look around so I will have to go back. It appears to be a Bed and Breakfast, a bakery and a gift store and ......I'm not sure what else.

The sign is at the back of the building showing the way to a rear entrance. When I go back I'll let you know what I find inside.

Hotel Doors

There is a bright reflection in the glass on the doors of the side entrance to the Hotel St. Michael. I wanted to show those great lights on each side of the doors.

Decor

I like the ceiling, lights and blown glass decor at the Prescott Resort.

Wednesday Window....With A View

 From the Prescott Resort.

Copper

Fireplace at the Prescott Resort

Trail Sign

If you stay at the Creekside Lodge you might want to take a hike. Be sure to read the warning sign first.

The last picture is the scene in back of the main building at the lodge that I have been featuring this week.

Creekside Lodge

These two colorful horses reside on the front porch of the Creekside Lodge, just east of Mayer, that I have been featuring this week.