Location: Williams Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Williams Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Things to do in Williams
Top 8 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Williams, United States
Its location just 60 miles from the southern rim of the Grand Canyon makes Williams a popular stop for visitors to the natural beauty of Arizona. The historic Grand Canyon Railway makes it southern stop here, ferrying hundreds of thousands of tourists every year to and from the Canyon on its hundred-year-old steam-powered line. In the more immediate surrounds, the Kaibab National Forest and the Bill Williams Mountain area provide ample opportunities for camping, hiking and adventure.
Things to do in Williams
1. Grand Canyon Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 532 reviews
If you’re looking for a romantic bed and breakfast in Williams, look no further than Grand Canyon Hotel. Close to some of Williams' most popular landmarks, such as Kaibab Petroglyphs (0.1 mi) and Wild West Junction (0.2 mi), Grand Canyon Hotel is a great destination for tourists. Rooms at Grand Canyon Hotel provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Grand Canyon Hotel. If you like pubs, Grand Canyon Hotel is conveniently located near Rodeo Restaurant Buffet and Sports Bar, South Rims Wine & Beer Garage, and Grand Canyon Brewing Company. If you’re looking for something to do, Williams Depot (0.3 mi) is a nice way to spend some time, and it is within walking distance of Grand Canyon Hotel. The staff at Grand Canyon Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Visiting Grand Canyon
Reviewed By CoffeeloverNmThe only good thing about this motel was the decor. The bed was hard. No one came by to pick up the trash or bring fresh towels. I had to walk down to the office and ask and was told to leave it outside the door and she would come pick it up. Stayed 3 nights and left a day early. My card was charged 690.00 for 4 nights.
2. Red Garter Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 296 reviews
Located on Historic Route 66 just south of the Grand Canyon, the Red Garter offers lodging in a beautifully restored 1897 saloon and bordello. The antique furnishings capture the 1890's atmosphere without giving up the comfort and security expected by today's traveler. Within an hour's drive see Sedona, the ghost town Jerome, Indian ruins at Walnut Canyon and Wupatki National Monuments and the Grand Canyon.
A great experience
Reviewed By BldgfinderWhen traveling we like to stay in local hotels, The red Garter is authentic 1800's. A former bordello, it offers spacious rooms, private baths and the atmosphere of its intended use. Not inexpensive but worth a one time experience.
3. Celilo Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Grand Canyon visit
Reviewed By Grim128Small hotel along route 66. Front desk was very friendly and helpful. The rooms are small but clean. There's no doubt they are old and could use updating but the price is right. I have no complaints and would stay there again. There was a small fridge and coffee maker in the room.
4. Quarter Horse Inn & Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 150 reviews
Grand Living B&B is an authentic spacious Log Home tucked at the base of the mountains in historic Williams, AZ. Relax in the restful, romantic atmosphere in one of our six-rooms which feature wood floors, fireplaces, king or queen sized beds, sitting areas, TV/DVD/Blu-ray, Jacuzzi tub, claw-foot tubs with showers, walk-in shower, ceiling fans, no pets allowed, no children under 13 years old allowed, wrapped-around porch, common refrigerator, and private entrance doors. Experience our first-class B&B accommodations and a full home-cooked gourmet breakfast each morning and engage in conversation with your hosts and our guests.
Probably more like 3.5 stars but you get what you pay for
Reviewed By dianamelin5We stayed here because the price was right. It was better than paying over $250 a night at the Best Western, which is where we've always stayed before. The decor: Rustic cabin meets kind of updated Grandma's house. Wasn't a fan of the lace lampshades and curtains. Large bathroom with claw foot tub, if you're into that. Stayed here for 3 nights between Christmas and New Year, because they said there was a 3-night minimum. Other guests came while we were there but definitely didn't stay 3 nights though. Only one heat source, a gas fireplace with fake logs that you turned off and on with a remote. No thermostat to regulate it. Well-stocked Keurig in the common room outside so you had to go out there to make coffee or tea. Comfortable-enough bed, but only two pillows provided. Glad we brought our own after reading a review here. No maid service and no onsite staff, but that was okay. They provided enough towels and supplies for our stay. Except for tissue paper. They had a couple of boxes of those out in the common area. Would have liked to have one in the room. No breakfast provided, but that was okay too. Plenty of places in town to have breakfast. Our biggest issues: The noise and the lack of water pressure. There is a Lodge part of the hotel, and there is the Inn part of the hotel, which has four rooms on the ground floor. In the Lodge, I'm guessing there are rooms on the ground floor behind the common area of the Inn and that these rooms had kitchenettes. I say that because I could hear an entire conversation and pots and pans banging behind those doors when I was sitting in the common room. There were also rooms above us with families that I'm guessing were going to the Grand Canyon on the train and children stomping around at 6:30 in the morning as well as at night! There are also trains that go by but that really wasn't even an issue. Husband tried to take a shower in the morning and the water pressure was down to a trickle. Wasn't an issue for me since I take a shower at 10 or 11 pm. Also, for some reason, my tablet couldn't connect to the WiFi even though our phones could. It's not so bad if you just need a place to stay and don't want to pay an arm and a leg. When I saw that the hotel provides earplugs, I knew that couldn't be a good sign.
5. Royal American Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 29 reviews
Welcome to Royal American Inn, your Williams “home away from home.” Royal American Inn aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Nearby landmarks such as Wild West Junction (0.1 mi) and Kaibab Petroglyphs (0.1 mi) make Royal American Inn a great place to stay when visiting Williams. The rooms offer air conditioning, a desk, and a refrigerator, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Royal American Inn features room service. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While visiting Williams, you may want to try some lobster at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Red Raven Restaurant. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Williams Depot (0.4 mi) or Sycamore Canyon (0.1 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Royal American Inn puts the best of Williams at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Would stay there again
Reviewed By mdre07The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. We spent one night within walking distance of to many restaurants, bars and shopping. The rates were very reasonable. Parking in front of you door makes unpacking quick. Seems like we had to go to the adjoining hotel to check in.
6. Sheridan House Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 779 reviews
Mountains and a secluded pine forest make the Sheridan House Inn an oasis in this arid state. Just an hour from some of the earth’s greatest treasures, including the Grand Canyon and Sedona, this upscale, contemporary, and child-free bed and breakfast is a perfect place to stay awhile while seeing the sights - or doing nothing at all. The stresses of life and chaos of traveling seem to melt away as you unwind in the peaceful surroundings, which is why people stay a few days. Each room offers carefully appointed amenities and décor, all designed to enhance the guest experience, from the 2-person rain showers to the high-end mattress toppers which envelope you in comfort. Breakfast is an experience, with ever changing menus and many daily choices, served in the dining room, on the porch, or in the comfort of your room. Personalized, attentive service awaits every guest, and your experience will be as individual as you are - and you will leave better than you arrived.
Awesome B&B in Williams!
Reviewed By gailsO1570GESheridan House did not disappoint! It exceeded our expectations in every way. With a background myself in hospitality, I always find at least several shortcomings, even if minor, when we stay anywhere. I kept looking for just one little thing at Sheridan House to tell the owner about…. Not to be! Mark and Debbie are so detailed, there is just nothing but great things to say. The food Mark prepares is beyond delicious. We were able to experience two breakfasts and one “Art-Cuterie” Board that was incredible. I wish we could have experienced one of their dinners but we did not have the time on this trip. Next time we stay at Sheridan House, we will plan it so that we can have a dinner there. The rooms were so clean, linens 100%, coffee and coffee maker and the list goes on.
7. Trappers Rendezvous
Overall Ratings
5 based on 283 reviews
Trapper’s Rendezvous Boutique Cabins offer a luxury western themed "village" of 6 rustic over-sized cabins on five acres just blocks from Route 66 and main street in Williams, Arizona. Each cabin has the warmth of natural woods, eclectic antiques, comfy robes and more. Our cabins feature three suites with double queens, and three suites with single king beds, in addition to two options for additional twin beds for the kids. Hot breakfast is served in the main house as an add-on to get your day of adventure started. Whether touring the Grand Canyon, shopping on main street or self-guided exploring our local nature, Trapper's Rendezvous is the perfect place to rest your head!
What a great stay!
Reviewed By OlVirginnyFirst, a shout-out to fellow Richmonder Caroline, who manages the place. She made us comfy, prepared great breakfasts, and helped us in many small ways—stamps for a post card, recommendations for horseback riding, super glue to fix a pair of glasses, restaurant picks. Our room was large and really quiet. Having a fridge and small table meant we could visit the local Safeway and eat a meal at the ranch. We cannot recommend this place highly enough. It is away from the busy tourist strip in Williams, something we wanted badly. It would be great for a large family gathering.
8. Buffalo Pointe Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
A Route 66 original. This Bed and Breakfast dates to 1909 as a lumber barrons mansion, then the bus stop and Mayors' house. Located downtown Williams and 45 minutes from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. See you soon!
Shoddy establishment
Reviewed By LuckyBobAZWe booked a room for 2 nights here. My parents were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary and had planned to ride on the Grand Canyon Railway in Williams. The hotel and rooms were shoddy. The bed was lumpy, the water trickeled out of the shower. The toilet was so low that my parents needed to assist each other just to stand up. In the morning, no one could be found to make the "raved about excellent breakfast." Coffee was available, from a machine that had been programmed to have it ready. Stale danish and some cold hard boiled eggs were all that could be found to eat. After finding no one, my parents left and went out to McDonald's for breakfast. I called the Buffalo Pointe Lodge later that morning to complain. My parents wanted to stay somewhere else for that second night, but the owner refused to refund our money and even hung up the phone on me. Don't go here!
