Conifer House Bed and Breakfast
Reviewed and updated by AZ Leisure Staff Writers on .

A Quiet Retreat At The Forest Edge
Currently Closed as of February 2026
Conifer House Bed and Breakfast was once one of Flagstaff's best-known boutique inns, offering guests a quiet forest setting just minutes from downtown and many of Northern Arizona's most popular attractions. Although the property is currently closed, it remains a notable part of Flagstaff's lodging history. This guide highlights its former amenities, convenient location near the San Francisco Peaks, and nearby destinations that continue to attract visitors exploring Northern Arizona.
Property Overview
Located on the west side of Flagstaff, Conifer House Bed and Breakfast occupied a peaceful residential setting surrounded by ponderosa pine forest. The Craftsman-style inn featured only four guest rooms, creating an intimate atmosphere that appealed to couples seeking a quieter alternative to traditional hotels. Its convenient location provided easy access to downtown Flagstaff, Northern Arizona University, the Arizona Snowbowl, and numerous scenic destinations throughout Northern Arizona.
Former Amenities
Before closing, Conifer House was known for personalized hospitality and upscale accommodations. Guests enjoyed spacious rooms with private bathrooms, two-person jacuzzi tubs, separate showers, full breakfasts, and relaxing outdoor seating areas including a courtyard, patio, and gazebo overlooking the surrounding forest. The small size of the inn helped create a peaceful environment that many returning visitors appreciated.
Nearby Attractions
One of Conifer House's greatest advantages was its central location for exploring Northern Arizona. Visitors could easily reach downtown Flagstaff, the San Francisco Peaks, Arizona Snowbowl, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, Wupatki National Monument, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, and the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park during day trips.
Alternative Flagstaff Lodging
Although Conifer House Bed and Breakfast is no longer operating, Flagstaff continues to offer numerous lodging choices including boutique inns, national hotel brands, vacation rentals, cabins, and other bed and breakfast accommodations. Visitors planning a trip should reserve lodging well in advance during summer, fall color season, ski season, and major Northern Arizona events.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Conifer House Bed and Breakfast still open?
No. The property is currently closed.
Where was Conifer House located?
It was located at 1701 West Stevanna Way in Flagstaff, Arizona, near the San Francisco Peaks.
How many guest rooms did Conifer House have?
The inn featured four individually decorated guest rooms.
What amenities did guests enjoy?
Guests enjoyed private bathrooms, two-person jacuzzi tubs, full breakfasts, outdoor patios, a courtyard and a forest-view gazebo.
What attractions are nearby?
Nearby attractions include downtown Flagstaff, Arizona Snowbowl, Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Wupatki National Monument, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona and Grand Canyon National Park.
Are there other places to stay in Flagstaff?
Yes. Flagstaff offers hotels, cabins, vacation rentals, boutique inns and additional lodging options throughout the city.
Conifer House Bed and Breakfast
1701 West Stevanna Way
Flagstaff, AZ 86001

















