Route 66 Inn  

The manager was the MOST WONDERFUL manager I have ever met during my travels and I travel alot. This place is like returning to your hometown. The Inn is definitely value for money and manager is very informative and helpful.

It was cold when we were there! No one has control of the weather!!

Price is good

The triple room is very nice with kitchen

The heater wasn't working correctly and it was very cold in the City, so that was bad, and the hot water doesn't run during the morning so you can't take a shower, but what else we can expect if the price is cheap??

the old charm

Location to the Grand Canyon entrance, friendly staff

Wifi didn't work in rooms unless door was open. Fridge was a bit noisy

It was in the middle of town. The owner was friendly.

Too expensive for the quality of the inn.Not clean.The curtains were only partially hung up. The bottom sheets, although clean, did not cover the matress completely. The bed blankets were well worn, and did not look clean. We regretted our stay

This was the lowest-price motel listed at time of booking. It is one of the many historic Route66 era motels that color the very center of town. They can claim an excellent location for getting out and walking to the good restaurants, stores, and tourist attractions. We got a room with two beds. The beds had thin mattresses and old furniture, but we were comfortable enough. The room was clean. There was wifi in the room, which worked. There was a very small refrigerator, and probably a microwave (not sure). You could park right outside your room. I saw the Grand Canyon train leaving the station from my window. So all told, if you look at it as an adventure, and don't judge too harshly vs. The new luxury motels at five times the price closer to the Grand Canyon, you will be fine.

These little motels have to struggle; their low rents, private ownerships, and occupancies prevent them from upgrading much. You need a young or at least adventurous attitude to enjoy these historic places. In October, we did not try the air conditioner, but I did get up in the middle of the night to turn on the heater. I turned up the thermostat, but no heat came out. The manager had tried to tell me how to start it, but I forgot. In the morning, we took showers with no cold water turned on, and the hot water was just warm enough for comfort.

Friendly owner, location

Very old/run down and no value for the money!

Very friendly proprieters, funky decor, lots of information available. Humour and warmth combined with efficient checking in and no hassles. Highly reccommended.

Nothing! Great little place to stay.

Shanon and Max, the owners were very friendly and helpful.

Beds were a bit hard.

Location to main attractions. Walking distance to restaurants and activities.

Least expensive motel in Williams, a tourist town and starting place for the Grand Canyon. Shower was lukewarm, room, beds, decor was old and dingy, but for a few hours of sleep before the Canyon train trip, it served it's purpose.

The location of this place was perfect.

The motel room was very shabby, The price we paid was very high for the room we received, we were very glad we were only staying at this place for one night.

We stayed here for a side trip to the Grand Canyon on a road trip down Route 66. If you're looking for a corporate, chain motel experience, this is not for you. However, if you're looking for a small mom and pop operation that is suited to a more authentic Route 66 experience, this is for you. The staff was friendly, location superb, and price outstanding.

Close to where we needed to attend functions

Had trouble with TV but once we had new batteries the remote was in good working order.

The Location, It's bang in the middle of Williams one-way system.

It's more than tired and needs up-dating, especially the electrics. Broken and lose sockets have no place in public buildings.

Location

Had refrigerator but did not work, cable was minable a couple of station, small room. With As many hotels in this town I would not stay here again.

It was convenient to our car show.

Small and over priced for what it was.

The location is good for visiting Williams and experiencing Route 66 mother road and cowboy town. Cheap, clean and Cosey.

Too expensive

Room was old and out dated. Carpets were gross. I think being in a historical area they might draw more people in if they over hauled and updated the rooms.

The staff was exceptionally warm, friendly, and helpful. The lady checking us in was wonderful. Couldn't ask for a more helpful, kind, and friendly woman.

Two words: THE BED. It was so uncomfortable that I wasn't sure if I could take it on the second night of my stay. I felt like I was sleeping on a diving board. Could not get confortable at all. Just changing the mattresses would make a huge improvement

Great location.

The place is a dump, I wouldn't stay there again for free. The room had such a strong chemical smell when we first entered that wy wife couldn't stay in it until we aired it out for a couple of hours. The A/C unit was actually sealed to the inside wall with duct tape! The place was just dirty and beat up. We weren't expecting a 4 star hotel but we couldn't even give it one.

price

beds not very comfortable

Staff very, very friendly. Older but adequate. Close to town and events. Great value.

Shower very small.