Wow, Room was beautiful, very interesting, new and clean. Bed was super-comfortable, and the whole…read moreexperience felt very up-scale. The only thing I would complain about, and this would be the SAME complaint of EVERY property we've stayed at on our Route 66 journey, is that the shower head is a bit misery. That said, of our so-far 5 motel stays, this was by far my favorite.

The Lodge is wonderfully located by downtown and the Grand Canyon railway, in which it was the…read morereason for choosing to stay here. It was fairly priced for a clean room, big bed, and hot shower. There is not much space it is probably less than 200sqft but it was comfortable for my boyfriend and I. It also includes free breakfast but the reviews said it was highly rated but it was boring; waffles, bananas, apples, coffee, oj, and cereal. I still recommend staying here to explore what the historic Route 66 has to offer!

I'm really not sure if I would recommend this hotel. It's new. It's clean. Great free breakfast. My…read moreproblem? I was there 2 nights and my TV didn't work. A nice front desk clerk came to check it out, but she knew nothing(it's not her job to be a TV tech). So, nothing was done about it. She said she'd call her manager about a discount, but I guess that ain't happening. I won't stay there again. If something needs to be fixed, get someone to fix it. No excuses.

I was really concerned about staying here because of the recent negative reviews but I'm glad we…read morestill gave it a shot. The place was pretty well kept (the elevator needed to be swept and mopped but we did get in around 11pm) and I didn't experience any funky or bad smells. The rooms were nice and well cleaned and the staff was pleasant. You are directly across from the train so around 5:30am you'll hear the train horn blow but unless you're a light sleeper, you may not even notice. We didn't go into the pool area but it was pretty busy at all times we went by and seemed to be well kept. If you have an electric vehicle it has charging on site, which is great for convenience. You are also super close to the main area of town, which is also really convenient. Overall I would recommend this place and wouldn't mind coming back.

Front desk staff very pleasant and downright funny…read more Completely self contained (dining, weight room, etc). Continental breakfast had lots of variety, including vegetarian options. Rooms clean, comfortable and very quiet! We will definitely stay here again. Close to the downtown, too.

Extremely clean, comfortable beds and very friendly staff. Stayed here for two nights prior to…read morechecking into our VRBO for Christmas in Williams and really enjoyed our stay. Kids loved the hot cocoa machine in the lobby. We'll be back again this year.

There is no way to cover all of the nuances the Inn has to offer. From the booking to online way in…read moreadvance to the moment we are sitting here enjoying our last dinner before we leave tomorrow morning. Mark and Debbie have been so accommodating especially with my wife's dietary desires. The food is absolutely delicious! They had a great menu with vegan and vegetarian options. There is a rotating breakfast menu each day (3 different) and Mark the owner cooks most of the scrumptious foods including home made ice cream served for desert. We stayed in the Rosewood room which is unbelievable. The room was very clean, very comfortable, and every detail well thought out. Their enthusiasm of their home, cooking and knowledge of surrounding events Combine all of the above it was very memorable experience and a great way to celebrate our 15 year anniversary.

5 out of 5 stars - Exceptional in Every Way! 5 out of 5 stars - Exceptional in Every Way! Former…read moreInnkeepers' Perspective As former bed-and-breakfast owners, we know firsthand just how incredibly demanding this business can be. It's nonstop work - from the early morning prep for gourmet breakfasts to the meticulous cleaning, thoughtful decorating, and personalized hosting that makes guests feel truly welcomed. It's exhausting, but when done right, it's magical. That's why we're so thrilled to share our experience at the Sheridan House Inn. This B&B doesn't just meet the high standards of the industry; it soars far above and beyond them. From the moment we arrived, the attention to detail was evident. The accommodations are among the best we've ever encountered - luxurious, spotlessly clean rooms with premium linens, comfortable beds that invite deep sleep, and thoughtful amenities that show the owners truly care about guest comfort. The Inn itself creates a warm, inviting environment that's relaxing yet elegant, the kind of atmosphere that's hard to achieve but makes all the difference. And the food? Outstanding. The breakfasts are gourmet masterpieces - fresh, creative, and delicious, prepared with obvious passion and skill. But what truly sets the Sheridan House apart and elevates it above and beyond any other B&B we've ever stayed are the exceptional dinners they offer. These are not your typical B&B fare; they're multi-course Michelin-style quality meals that are memorable, beautifully presented, and an absolute highlight of the stay. The location in the charming town of Williams is another huge plus. Williams is a great place to visit - from exploring the historic Route 66 vibe and gateway access to the Grand Canyon, to unique shops, railroads, wildlife parks, and hiking trails. The hosts go all out without making it feel forced - they're genuinely hospitable, anticipating needs and sharing local insights that enhance the stay. This level of dedication is rare and deserves recognition. Is it worth the money? Absolutely, and then some. In a world of cookie-cutter hotels and average B&Bs, the Sheridan House delivers great value through an unparalleled experience. If you're looking for the best bed-and-breakfast getaway - especially in the Southwest - it'd be hard, if not impossible, to beat this one. Highly recommended without reservation. Thank you to the wonderful owners, Debby & Mark, for keeping the spirit of true B&B hospitality alive and thriving.

If you're looking for a stay that feels like an experience -- this is it…read more The Historic Grand Canyon Hotel is truly an artist's dream. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the care, character, and attention to detail in every corner. The owners are incredible, the customer service is top-tier, and even the little touches (like the note left on the bed) made it feel personal and unforgettable. Yes -- it's the oldest hotel in Arizona... but it is by far better than any chain hotel I've ever stayed in. This boutique hotel has class, charm, and a personality you simply can't manufacture. And if you love a little mystery, you'll appreciate that some rooms are rumored to be haunted -- which honestly made it even more fun. It's nestled in a beautiful little town where everyone is welcoming, and it's just a train ride away from the Grand Canyon. Private parking, a stunning ballroom, and rooms that each have their own unique vibe and flair -- this place is special. My room was cozy, loft-style, and spacious, with one queen bed, three twins, and two bathrooms. This is absolutely the way to travel. Highly recommend.

At first glance from the outside, you would never expect how beautifully renovated the inside is…read more We had a wonderful overnight stay and a truly great experience from start to finish. Everyone we encountered was kind, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. One of our favorite touches was the shared space with board games, it felt refreshing and encouraged quality time together as a family. The whole place is beautifully designed, with a cozy "back to the basics" feel that really lets you slow down and enjoy the moment. Our room did not have a TV, which we were informed of ahead of time, and it wasn't an issue at all since we don't typically watch TV while on vacation anyway. The secure code access to enter and exit the hotel made us feel safe and comfortable throughout our stay. Overall, it was a relaxing, thoughtful, and memorable experience, and we would absolutely stay here again.

Reasonable and comfortable place to stay with young kids for Grand Canyon trip…read more The morning breakfast buffet had something for everyone. Parents appreciated choice of light and dark roast coffee, make your own waffle, oatmeal station, rotating sausage and bacon, and premade omelettes. The kids loved the juice, muffins and lucky charms cereal. There was easy and flexible seating. Everything was well stocked at breakfast and clean. The kids and adults also enjoyed the small pool (4.5 feet) and hot tub but they were closed due to pH issues our second night. Plenty of pool towels. This hotel clearly made to be convenient from families as includes a small store with chips, drinks and microwave burritos and mac and cheese. We got some deli meat, cheese and fruit from nearby Safeway one night, and we enjoyed early bird specials (4 to 6 pm) and kids' menu at Red Raven the second night.

We drove past this hotel in Williams on our way to our actual hotel, and when we saw our actual…read morehotel, we came back here! They were able to accommodate us, thankfully. Very nice, fairly new hotel. Indoor pool and spa, but on the smaller side. Free breakfast, which we didn't partake because we were checking out, but it looked and smelled good! Loved how they had a welcome message on the television screen upon entering the room. The rooms were nice--very spacious and clean. Loved having the ice machine close to our room. It was mostly quiet, but we did have some people on our floor that were a bit noisy in the halls periodically. Overall a pleasant stay and I'd choose to stay here if ever in Williams again!

The Grand Canyon Railway Hotel, located in Williams, Arizona is inspired by an old-world train…read morestation. This charming hotel is adjacent to the Grand Canyon Railway depot where guests can hitch a train ride as they enter The Gateway to the Grand Canyon. It's an absolute must! It was the perfect place to stay before embarking on our grandest of journeys! The hotel had a variety of amenities such as free wi-fi, an indoor pool and hot tub, delicious dining options at the Fred Harvey Restaurant and a 19th century hand-crafted bar called Spenser's Pub. It was the perfect beginning to our adventure into one of Americas greatest National Parks. We immersed ourselves in western nostalgia- the hotel was a block away from downtown Williams and historic Route 66. The iconic route offers a quintessential American road trip featuring vintage diners, neon signs, and quirky roadside attractions! Overall, the hotel rooms, bathrooms, common areas were clean and comfortable. Prices were appropriate for the quality of stay. And the staff were exceptionally welcoming! Can't wait to be back in Arizona!

Oh my God! The train from Hell(for me)…read more Woman on loud speaker talked for 30 min about restrooms and sale of Alcohol. She wouldn't SHUT UP and let us enjoy the scenery in peace. Found the crew very annoying. The don't have anything else to do except bother you. I came for the peaceful ride and beautiful scenery and did not find either. Gun fight before the ride was SAD. Perhaps this was cool back in the 1960s but is just Lame now. Please limit the woman's speaker time to 5 minutes. Better yet SHUT UP! Let us enjoy the ride

A friend and I stayed for a night in early November. There was a smol hiccup with check-in, but we…read morepopped next door while we waited for the code. I think had we not been driving for several hours this would've been a non-issue, but it happens and it was resolved relatively quickly. Once we got inside the space was so cool. You do have to climb up a flight of stairs. All the rooms look spacious and ours was the room with 2 beds. We both slept very well. Everything was very clean and comfortable. There was a tiny back patio/porch but it was a bit too chilly for that. If there are any ghosts, they must've liked us as we weren't bothered. A fun little place to stay along Route 66.

This place is a historical gem! Tucked right in downtown so everything is walkable. We loved being…read morejust a couple minutes walking distance from the Grand Canyon Train which we came to Williams for. This is a cute 4 room inn with self serve refreshments like coffee, hot chocolate & tea. Quiet in the evenings for a good nights rest & easy self check in so you can arrive at a time that works best for you. Would definitely stay here again.

What a quaint place to stay! We loved that it is decorated differently than a normal comfort inn…read more Friendly staff, comfortable bed and the bathroom was NICE! They have fireplace outside and it is in walking distance to everything downtown. Definitely will stay again.

Day 1 check-in had to request another room. Quality control for the cleaning service is severely…read morelacking. First room (king) smelled terrible. Looked like the original carpet. Smelled musty and dank. Second room was okay (but not a king). However, after returning from our adventures on Day 2, we find that the bed linens had not been changed (nor was the bed ever made). Bathroom had not been cleaned and all towels not taken. Drinking glasses not replaced. For $130 per night I expected much better. Do not recommend this at all. Crap shoot on whether or not your room gets cleaned at all.

Had a restful stay here! Room has 2 beds and a sofa bed. It is really a plus for me that they have…read morea hair blower! Service was great and they were all accommodating and friendly. Great options for English American breakfast. They had ATM and ice machine too!!!! 5 stars for me for our night stay in Days Inn by Wyndham Williams.

We showed up at 3am and were very accommodating to us and our two German Shepherds and a Maine Coon…read morecat. And even the next morning offered to help us with the roof rack on our car. Easily the best service I have had at a hotel in a very long time. Would give more stars if I could. The workers were also very friendly towards our animals.