FRED HARVEY'S LAST GREAT RAILROAD HOTEL

In 1930, La Posada (The Resting Place) opened to great acclaim as the crown jewel of the Fred Harvey series of luxury railroad hotels. Renowned architect Mary E.J. Colter envisioned every aspect of the design and considered it to be her finest work. Today, that vision is impeccably preserved for the modern traveler. La Posada is more than a hotel stay, it is an immersive experience in art, architecture, fine dining, and the history of early travel in the southwest.

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Nature's Symphony

Breathtaking colors of our planet
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Large, intricately patterned rug on display in a gallery, raised on a wooden platform with a black railing.

Nature's Symphony

Breathtaking colors of our planet
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Decorative water feature with bridge, blue spheres, and lush landscaping.

Nature's Symphony

Breathtaking colors of our planet
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Art & Exhibition

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The Turquoise Room serves regional contemporary Southwestern cuisine and is considered

by many to be the finest restaurant in the Four Corners region.

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EVENTS

Create lasting memories surrounded by history and art. La Posada's iconic spaces in Winslow, AZ, provide the perfect, elegant setting for your most important events.

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Our Location

We are located right in the heart of Winslow, AZ on old Route 66, walking distance from the historic downtown.