Name: Grand Motel
Address: 234 E. Route 66, Williams, Williams, Williams, AZ 86046, United States of America
Rating: 8

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Kaibab National Forest Headquarters

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They caught us during a winter storm, We stayed in Williams on road trip, coming back prices tripled due to a storm. Unfortunately, it appeared that all the motels were doing it. The only thing grand about this motel was the price. Tiny bathroom with no heat. We had to put a towel under the door to block the cold air and whatever else to come through. We'll avoid the whole town next trip.

Price gouging during winter storm

We stayed overnight here on a recent classic car cruise and Rick (owner/manager) was very accommodating in putting us in a room with a secure tucked-away parking spot for our car. We really appreciated the special care. The location near the South Rims Wine & Beer Garage was perfect for our Route 66 cruise group.

The motel is truly a labor of love for the owner and he is making every effort to preserve this wonderful property which is on the Register of Historic buildings. Be aware, however, that this huge undertaking is still underway and there is ample evidence of it's "work in progress" status. The room we stayed in was very nice and very clean and had a small microwave and refrigerator, but otherwise minimally furnished - a table or other horizontal surfaces upon which to place things were lacking. Working within the confines of architecture from a previous era makes for a charming ambiance, but awkward placement of the TV, small bathroom, etc. 

The "continental breakfast" was very limited and could be better, but there was really good coffee to start the day :-) 

We will return here to stay and check on progress of this delightful property and its window to the early days of Route 66.

Nice historic motel with very accomodating owner and great loacation

A classic 1930's hotel that is a must if you are traveling Route 66.  Clean room, comfortable bed, continental breakfast and a very friendly owner.  This was our second stay with Rich and he is very knowledgable of the area.  He continues to remodel and improve the motel while still maintaining it on the National Register of Historic Places.

We were traveling on a motorcyle pulling a trailer and he allowed us to park our trailer in the car port next to our room when we took day trips to the area.

We walked to downtown shoping, restaurants and the Grand Canyon Railroad. A short drive to Bearrizona Wildlife Park and an easy day drive to the south rim of the Grand Canyon.

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Grand Motel's best asset is the owner, Rich. He waited up till 10.15pm for us, gave us plenty of local and Canyon info, provided a nice Continental breakfast, enjoyed under the outdoor shelter and made us welcome.

One Hour From Grand Canyon

Very clean motel - the place was built is the 1930's and is the oldest motel in Williams.  The owner Rich is a great host and he helped to make our stay great, He's very helpful in pointing you in the right direction what to see in the Grand Canyon. He has maps and get ya off to the right start.  He knows the entire area very well. I suggest that you spend the morning in the Grand Canyon, then drive 2 hrs and spend the afternoon / dinner in Sedona. Its about a 75 min drive from Sedona back to the Grand Motel. Very reasonably priced. Our room had a kitchenette and 2 separate bedrooms which gave the room an apartment type feel.  The drive to the Grand Canyon is about 1 hr. 

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