Pros
- In secluded forest area on Route 66 within five minutes of attractions
- Updated rooms with mini-fridges, coffeemakers, and flat-screen TVs
- Free hot breakfast with eggs, Belgian waffles, sausage, coffee, and fruit
- Fitness center with cardio and weight equipment
- Outdoor hot tub, seasonal pool, and fire pit with mountain and forest views
- Steak and ribs at well-reviewed Western View Steak House
- Almost all rooms have gorgeous forest or mountain views
- Pet-friendly (for a fee)
- Free Wi-Fi and parking
Bottom Line
Surrounded by ponderosa pine trees, the Best Western Plus Inn of Williams is a three-pearl hotel with 80 rooms. On Route 66, right off the I-40, the hotel is within a five-minute drive of downtown Williams as well as hiking/biking trails and area attractions. Stylish rooms have padded leather headboards and updated carpet, and all have mini-fridges and coffeemakers. Almost every room has exceptional mountain or forest views. There's an on-site steakhouse and a bar, and the free hot breakfast gets great reviews. The hotel also has a lovely outdoor hot tub with spectacular views and is open year round, and there's a fire pit area and a seasonal outdoor pool as well. However, there's no elevator and while pets are welcome, it costs extra to bring them along.
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Amenities
- Fitness Center
- Internet
- Jacuzzi
- Pets Allowed
- Pool
Scene
Quiet and comfortable hotel with Southwest design
The Best Western Plus Inn of Williams entrance is secluded, thanks to the surrounding ponderosa pine forest, which contributes to the property's quiet atmosphere. The comfortable and open lobby has beautiful mountain and forest views that can be seen through large windows, and there's a wonderful fireplace adorned with Southwest art pieces. Potted plants provide some greenery while leather chairs offer cozy seating. Purple patterned carpet runs throughout the hotel’s common areas. The lobby also has live entertainment Thursday through Saturday evenings. Western View Steak House, the on-site restaurant, has pinkish-tan walls, recessed lighting, and tufted leather chairs, but little artwork, while the Kachina Lounge is covered in Kachina dolls and has small groups of leather armchairs, and purple walls. The on-site gift shop, Coyote Moon, is stuffed with trinkets and Southwest items as well as snacks and drinks. There is no elevator at this property.
Location
Off Route 66 and I-40, surrounded by ponderosa pine forest
The hotel is set back in a ponderosa pine forest on Route 66 at the base of Bill Williams Mountain, right off Interstate 40. Hiking/biking trails at Kaibab National Forest are a three-minute drive while downtown Williams is five-minutes away. Attractions including Bearizona, Elephant Rocks Golf Course, and the Grand Canyon Deer Farm are less than a 15-minute drive from the hotel while Sedona and the Grand Canyon are each an hour away. Flagstaff Pulliam Airport is 35 minutes from the property.
Rooms
Stylish and current rooms with flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and mini-fridges
Large rooms have a typical Best Western design, with red patterned carpets and bed runners along with pale yellow walls. Padded leather headboards make the spaces feel updated and the beds receive excellent comfort reviews. Each room also has a pair of armchairs with a glass-topped table. Coffeemakers sit on large countertops with mugs. A black accent mirror hangs on the wall. Mini-fridges are tucked away below the flat-screen TVs. Free daily newspapers are available and almost all rooms have exceptional forest or mountain views. Bathrooms include white countertops and tired brownish wallpaper, but offer tons of space and come with Bath & Body Works Stress Relief toiletries.
Features
Fantastic free breakfast, restaurant, and bar, plus seasonal pool, year-round hot tub, and fire pit
The on-site restaurant, bar, and free hot breakfast get great reviews from past guests. Ribs, fish, and steak are offered at the Western View Steak House, and the Kachina Lounge has cocktails, wine, and snacks. The free breakfast includes eggs, a Belgian waffle station, pastries, coffee, and tea. A funky-shaped, year-round hot tub sits next to an outdoor pool that's open seasonally. The pool deck has a fire pit and has lots of seating, as well as marvelous views of the forest and mountains. The hotel's fitness center has floor-to-ceiling windows in addition to cardio and weight machines, and there's a business center with a printer. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.
Scene
Quiet and comfortable hotel with Southwest design
The Best Western Plus Inn of Williams entrance is secluded, thanks to the surrounding ponderosa pine forest, which contributes to the property's quiet atmosphere. The comfortable and open lobby has beautiful mountain and forest views that can be seen through large windows, and there's a wonderful fireplace adorned with Southwest art pieces. Potted plants provide some greenery while leather chairs offer cozy seating. Purple patterned carpet runs throughout the hotel’s common areas. The lobby also has live entertainment Thursday through Saturday evenings. Western View Steak House, the on-site restaurant, has pinkish-tan walls, recessed lighting, and tufted leather chairs, but little artwork, while the Kachina Lounge is covered in Kachina dolls and has small groups of leather armchairs, and purple walls. The on-site gift shop, Coyote Moon, is stuffed with trinkets and Southwest items as well as snacks and drinks. There is no elevator at this property.
Location
Off Route 66 and I-40, surrounded by ponderosa pine forest
The hotel is set back in a ponderosa pine forest on Route 66 at the base of Bill Williams Mountain, right off Interstate 40. Hiking/biking trails at Kaibab National Forest are a three-minute drive while downtown Williams is five-minutes away. Attractions including Bearizona, Elephant Rocks Golf Course, and the Grand Canyon Deer Farm are less than a 15-minute drive from the hotel while Sedona and the Grand Canyon are each an hour away. Flagstaff Pulliam Airport is 35 minutes from the property.
Rooms
Stylish and current rooms with flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and mini-fridges
Large rooms have a typical Best Western design, with red patterned carpets and bed runners along with pale yellow walls. Padded leather headboards make the spaces feel updated and the beds receive excellent comfort reviews. Each room also has a pair of armchairs with a glass-topped table. Coffeemakers sit on large countertops with mugs. A black accent mirror hangs on the wall. Mini-fridges are tucked away below the flat-screen TVs. Free daily newspapers are available and almost all rooms have exceptional forest or mountain views. Bathrooms include white countertops and tired brownish wallpaper, but offer tons of space and come with Bath & Body Works Stress Relief toiletries.
Features
Fantastic free breakfast, restaurant, and bar, plus seasonal pool, year-round hot tub, and fire pit
The on-site restaurant, bar, and free hot breakfast get great reviews from past guests. Ribs, fish, and steak are offered at the Western View Steak House, and the Kachina Lounge has cocktails, wine, and snacks. The free breakfast includes eggs, a Belgian waffle station, pastries, coffee, and tea. A funky-shaped, year-round hot tub sits next to an outdoor pool that's open seasonally. The pool deck has a fire pit and has lots of seating, as well as marvelous views of the forest and mountains. The hotel's fitness center has floor-to-ceiling windows in addition to cardio and weight machines, and there's a business center with a printer. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.
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Best Rates
Amenities
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Air Conditioner
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Business Center
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Cable
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Fitness Center
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Free Breakfast
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Gameroom / Arcade
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Golf Course
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Internet
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Jacuzzi
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Kids Allowed
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Laundry
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Meeting / Conference Rooms
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Pets Allowed
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Pool
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Poolside Drink Service
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Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
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Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
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