Hotels with Parking in Williams

The original intention of staying in the tent hotel, most of the pictures are fresh, watching the starry sky in an environment with almost zero pollution. The hotel itself is best to live in a room with a separate toilet and shower, otherwise the public bathroom is still in a worse environment, and you have to walk a section of the dirt road to the toilet at night. We stayed at the end of September. The starry sky was perfect, but the wind was raging at night, and the wood-burning stove used for heating was difficult to keep burning. The night was not cold and the bed was very comfortable. It was a pity that the noise of the tent was hard to sleep. As a whole, it is considered high-end in the tent industry, but it must not be comparable to indoor hotels.

I was SO blessed by the honesty of the workers at this hotel. I unknowingly left my house key ring and didn't discover the loss till 2 days later. Called hotel and housekeeping had turned it in. They were able to send it to me, but the honesty of their workers impressed me because I had hooked my wedding ring onto the key ring and it was still there. THANK YOU!!!!!

Williams is not even a village. This store is not in the village yet. It is really a forest next to it... The room on the first floor is still semi-underground. I came in and saw a gecko. He died. It was a long time since the laundry room was washed by someone and didn't take it away... The breakfast area is small, there is no place to sit, no milk is gone, the quality of Super 8 is consistent, but this place is really There is nothing to choose, after all, it takes an hour to get to the Grand Canyon and there are signals...

Booked this hotel in an emergency when other plans fell thru and got the last room. Great little hotel, expensive-ish, but the best deal in the area. Located about 20 mile from the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Old hotel, with old rooms and decor, but very clean and the room was huge. Staff was great, restraunt was pretty darn good too. Would definitely stay again when visiting the south rim.

The hotel , food and train package was convenient. The staff was great for the whole experience and all of the facilities were clean and nice. The hosts, entertainers, even the train robbers made for a great experience.

Williams' accommodation is much more economical than in Tussayan, an hour's drive from the Grand Canyon. After watching the sunset, you can just come back. The hotel is relatively new, there is the taste of decoration, other services are good, and there are convenience stores at the front desk to buy things. Finally, the hotel is very easy to find, looking for the strange green in the dark.

Arrived at 0300 in the morning - Coincidentally, there was another couple that pulled in just ahead of me - They walked around a bit until they finally saw the sign and the after hours buzzer - Had hoped to arrive earlier, but it just didn't happen - Despite waking him up in the middle of the night, AB, was very friendly and receptive - He gave me Room 220 directly above the jacuzzi room There were a lot of recent renovations in my room - There was a convenient quad outlet above one nightstand that was very useful for charging devices, small refrigerator, microwave, single cup coffee maker, desk area with dual outlets, storage for towels or clothing - The bathroom was adequate for a single person with a shower One of the things that attracted me to choose the Travelodge was the images of waffles for breakfast - Unfortunately waffles and toasted bread are no longer offered there - Breakfast is primarily juice, hot beverages and cereal I seriously enjoy Thai cuisine and Dara's Thai Twist is right across the street - They had the best Green Curry I have ever had - WiFi is offered at the Travelodge, but I found the WiFi at Dara's Thai Twist and Safeway was considerably faster I was in town to complete the Arizona Summer Six Pack of Peaks hike challenge - Overall my experience staying at the Travelodge was very positive and I would definitely stay there again

I had a great experience at the hotel. The staff at the front desk was friendly and helpful. The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The parking lot was free, and the breakfast included in the package was decent. There are good restaurants within a 5-10 minute driving distance from the hotel.

The parking lot is free, the location is a bit biased, and you have to drive to the center to eat, but it doesn't matter. Anyway, the parking spaces in the center are also casually stopped, and the breakfast is quite rich.

ATTENTION IF YOU ARE DISABLED AND HAVE A WORKING SERVICE ANIMAL Mind Typos Have trouble typing due to my disability. At approximately 1:56 PM Arizona Time on 2/13/21, I called to confirm my accommodations for my working service animal. I was told by the person who answered the phone who refused to give me his name, I can only assume out of fear, that I will have to bring proof that my dog in deed is a working service animal. I very upset , explained how that is illegal and he then explained to me that he is sorry ,, his son has autism, then told me he died two years ago, and also that it is the policy of management to have guest provide such proof. It is not a matter of what I think about how I was treated for providing fare warning for accommodation that I have every right to ask for, it is a matter of what the Law states and we are all accountable to abide by. I do not need to bring proof of my disability or even divulge any more personal information than is necessary. If you do not like having working service animals at your hotel, do not run a hotel in the United States of America where I am very proud to be protected by the hard work of all our Veterans who fought for us who , many whom have survived and are disabled themselves and certainly hope they do not go through this when they go there. According to the ADA.gov website, a hotel (or any business meant for use by the general public) can not legally request proof of your disability or the need for a service animal. 1. Is the animal required because of a disability? 2. What work or task has the animal been trained to perform? Those are the only questions a company can ask someone with a working service animal. I do not need to bring proof of my disability because I bring it wherever I go because I am the living proof regardless if it is visible or in any way experience by this company or the individiual who answeredd the phone. It is not my problem that the company fails to know modern laws protecting its disabled citizens. I should not have to walk in there making loud, abrupt , noises while wearing a helmet just for people to take the laws seriously that protects accessibility for Americans such as myself. Just because you do not like something or agree with my chosen forms of surviving and navigating this world , does not mean that I should care or even bat an eye, Especially when the law states that what your company is doing is illegal and unethical. If you are disabled , I highly recommend bringing an advocate who is not a working service animal or also disabled because they may not follow the law and make your long trip there even longer. Very sad experience. I wish I could have gone . I was looking forward to the supposed compassion from the owners and staff that I had read so many great reviews about.