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!

We only stayed for one night, however our stay was atrocious. When we arrived, we were informed the…read moreelevators were broken. We were also told the hot tub was not working, but the pool was accessible. That was not the case. The pool was completely locked and we were unable to enter. We could see the hot tub and it was completely black. There was no hot water in the shower however we did not bring it up as we did not want to move rooms since we were only staying overnight.

Good: Great location next to downtown, grounds are clean,hotel is one of the newer style La…read moreQuintas. Cons: Elevator didn't work and overhead light fixture inside the door didn't work and the cover was off of the light fixture. There was no action taken by the front desk person to make things better for me, the customer. La Quintas now have this great looking common area with a bar, lots of seating and all but no one is ever working the bar and it's dark due to not enough lighting. Very unwelcoming actually. I'm an older guy and limp around a bit so elevator not working is a problem. Fortunately our also older dog wasn't with us so I didn't have to carry her up the stairs to the 2nd story. We have stayed at 3 La Quintas in the last few weeks and 2 of them had elevators that didn't work. I am a long time La Quinta customer but now will not stay not only at La Quinta but also other Wyndham properties. Too many, if not all, are franchises and not corporately owned and managed. Wyndham seems to take no oversight responsibility for the properties and that's enough for me, as a gold rewards member and Wyndham credit card user to give them no more of my business.

Beautiful hotel with wonderful accommodations. Staying here was like a vacation on its own. The…read moreconcierge and staff were incredibly friendly. The rooms were spacious and clean. The grounds were lovely and well maintained. The complimentary breakfast the next morning was delicious.

What a pleasant surprise our stay here was! Good vibes as soon as you turn up the tree-lined…read moredriveway to the hotel. Easy parking, lovely staff, great gift shop. What surprised me most was the INCREDIBLE restaurant inside. This was one of the best meals and specifically one of the most delicious steaks I have had in my 32 years of life! I was floored by how good it was. Such a treat while on the road. Will stay here again for any future trips to Williams. Treat yourself to the filet!

This review is long overdue! The Sheridan House Inn is a masterclass in taking care of guests and…read moredelivering the best experience in not only northern Arizona, but dare I say the whole country. We have been here probably around 6 times over the years, and have always left feeling happy and refreshed. The innkeepers Mark and Debbie will make you feel like family from the moment you arrive. The rooms are perfectly designed and always clean, the amenities are great, and the property is nice and tucked away from the hustle bustle, so you get a nice and peaceful stay. The food is absolutely on another level. If you have a chance to do dinner at the inn, please do! Each dish is carefully crafted with so much time and effort, and it shows when it gets to your table. Same goes with the breakfasts, which are on a rotating menu and served in courses. I have never had a bad meal here. They even have great advice that we use in our home cooking now as well! Everyone there is super friendly and genuinely kind. They even helped me plan my engagement/proposal to my wife a couple years ago that I appreciate so much, and they get even the small details of your stay right every single time. We will look back at that time for the rest of our lives. We look forward to returning many more times in the years to come! If you are ever even remotely in the area to stay at this inn, do not pass it up. You will not regret it!

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.

We stayed here for my birthday in July, and I can't say enough wonderful things about this hotel…read more It's full of history, and they've done an incredible job preserving its original character and charm. I truly believe that when you hire people who genuinely care about their guests and love what they do, success follows--and that's exactly what this hotel has done. The staff made us feel like we were visiting old friends. Everyone at the front desk was warm, funny, welcoming, and genuinely happy to help. We're from the South, where hospitality means a lot, and I can honestly say this was the best hotel service we've ever experienced. The Grand Canyon Railway was just a short walk away, making it incredibly convenient, and the restaurants nearby were all excellent. We also took the hotel's ghost tour, which was so much fun--although it definitely made it a little harder to fall asleep that night! Thank you all for making my birthday so memorable. We had an amazing stay, and we will absolutely be back. Wishing everyone at the hotel continued success and many blessings!

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.

Couldn't have asked for a better hotel property to lay out exhausted bodies!…read moreAlthough it's not closest to the main drag on Route 66 (decent 16 minute walk)- Hampton Inn served its purpose. Our rooms were ready about an hour before the 4pm check in- woo hoo!! Staff has always been friendly. Coffee, hot water, and infused water w/ lemon & cucumbers are available at reception area 24/7. The lobby/ dining area is spacious enough for you to chill at if you're waiting for your room to be ready. Our mattress & pillows are what heaven is made of. Didn't wanna wake up, at all! Loved the cushioned chair and mini dinner tray in the room. I've come to terms thru the years of traveling... I can no longer have just a bed and plop myself sitting up right in it to watch tv or enjoy a drink and perhaps a beverage. I need an actual chair with comfort. And Hampton Inn always provides that simple luxury. Pool & hot tub are indoors. And the hot tub is another main reason we booked this property. (Open from 8am-10pm). The hot tub did not disappoint. It's very warm, by the way. Thank goodness for the pool towels available. Make sure to wear slippers, as the pool deck can get slippery when wet. Breakfast buffet available at 6am, on a Saturday morning! Woo hoo!

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!

We stayed here before our trip on the Grand Canyon railway. It is a large hotel, very well kept…read more The lobby has lots of train memorabilia. Everybody we dealt with at the hotel was very friendly and helpful. The amenities include an indoor pool and spa, a fitness center, a meeting/Event center, a business center, a pub, a restaurant, and the Grand Canyon railway depot is right on the grounds of the hotel. We did not eat in the restaurant, so I can not speak for the food. You can purchase and all you can eat breakfast buffet. As part of your package for around $20 each, but we did not partake. It was your typical hotel, the room was bright and clean, the beds were very comfortable, the TV got a lot of cable channels, and the Wi-Fi worked very well. For the two of us, with a military /veterans discount, it was approximately $650. For that, we got a room for the night, an upgraded train ticket with the "Vista dome" car, and a bus tour of the Grand Canyon, including a very good all you can eat buffet lunch, and time to wander around Grand Canyon Village after the bus tour before the train came back. The price was high, but for all we got for two of us, it was reasonable. Thank you for a great stay.

I chose the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel, because of the indoor pool and the play structure, even…read morethough it wasn't as modern as some of the other nearby hotels and didn't offer free breakfast. I'm still a little on the fence about how I feel. The playground is far away. Like really far away. For some reason I thought it would be more central, but you have to exit the property and walk across the parking lot and then across a little bridge to get there. We only went one time because it was boiling outside and we also had other activities. It was nowhere near convenient, and it shouldn't have been part of the decision-making process. It might as well not even be there. The pool is something we used each night we stayed. It was open late and there are towels available for use. The water was colder than expected, but the kids would just run back and forth between the pool and the hot tub (which was always full). The rooms were comfortable enough, but not the cleanest. When we got there, there was some substance on the shower walls, there was standing dirty water in the tub, and there was trash like used contact lenses on the floor. Also, whenever we returned from being out, our room smelled weird. Once we turned in the air, the smell dissipated, but still. I like that we were close to the lobby and the ice/water machine. The hotel was also really convenient for our train trip, as the station is right next door. We enjoyed our stay, even with all the negatives, but I'd probably choose to stay somewhere else that is slightly cheaper, more modern, and with free breakfast included.

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.

A cute bed and breakfast establishment. We booked it last minute on a hotel deals website about…read morehalf an hour before we rolled into town and everything was ready. The experience was fully remote, we called the number given and got a code to enter the door and told which room was ours. We never saw a single person the entire stay, although we did hear another guest talking in their room. I think noise isolation might be an issue if all the rooms were occupied, but there was only one other guest that night, I can tell because the other rooms were vacant with door ajar. The rooms are very clean, unique and do have a pretty deep historical feel to it. I greatly enjoyed the decor and bed was reasonably comfortable. The water pressure in the shower was far superior to the motel that we stayed in the night before. The location is close to a few food dining options in town. There is a vending machine in a guest break room with snacks and drink, but unfortunately the whole machine appears to be out of drinks, which was very disappointing. Overall a comfortable and unique stay, but I wouldn't pay an astronomical price for this experience, probably no more than I would pay for a 3-star hotel. I also would not necessarily return, I think one night is enough. Did not meet any ghosts, which is also a plus I suppose!

Visiting the GC for a couple days, we love staying in Williams when here. Great location, great…read moreprice, good clean rooms. Free parking and continental breakfast included. A definite repeat and recommend.

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.

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.

My husband, our dog, and I stayed here for 3 nights in mid November. We enjoyed our stay!…read more I chose this hotel since it is dog friendly ($15 per day fee for pets), has a microwave / mini fridge in room, free hot breakfast, away from all the shops in Williams but a very short drive, and the price was right. Our room on the first floor was facing the back so there was less action outside our window with a view of the woodsy area. Parking is also available in the back so we parked our car by our window. We got a king sized bed room which I thought was spacious enough for 2 adults and a 40 lb dog. The bed and pillows were comfy, reclining chair was comfy, TV had HBO movies, microwave and fridge worked fine, heater also heat up the place nicely! Did not use the safe. The bathroom is dated but was clean, hair dryer worked, and shower got warm quick with good water pressure. The walls are pretty thin! You can hear everyone in the hallways. One day when we arrived back to our room, the room directly above us was running a marathon in their room or something.. we let them get it out of their system for an hour and a half before calling the front desk who said they can hear it too. The front desk said they'd call them and the noise finally stopped shortly after. With that being said, we only encountered friendly customer service! The free breakfast served in a dining area consisted of scrambled eggs, sausage, toast, bagels, pancake maker, oatmeal packets, fruits, juice, coffee. Coffee and tea is available 24/7 in the lobby! For those traveling with their dogs: We walked our dog around the hotel in the parking lot which wraps around the building. It felt safe since the hotel is above the main road. There's a forest area which we walked in that leads to the Williams cemetery.