Howard Johnson Hotels in Williams

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.

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...

The other day I rated one of Wyndham hotels poorly however, they do have some excellent places to stay! The La Quinta in Williams is one of them! Most noticeable is the front desk person we had who was the same person both times we stayed during a seven day trip to and from our final destination! The hotel is extremely dog friendly with a beautiful rear courtyard for the loved one! The room we rented was spacious and very clean and one can tell the cleaning staff take pride in what they do! Parking spaces are large enough for Pickups and the lot is easily maneuverable! Best of all, there is a restaurant next door to the hotel that actually lets your dog join you for dinner inside, that’s right…inside! So, if you’re like us and your Dog is your life, this is the place to stay when visiting the Grand Canyon!

At the steakhouse hotel. Steaks are fantastic. But breakfast(scrambled in oil, it is impossible to eat. But the cache is oats without sugar 👍🏻

First - we LOVE Holiday Inn. Never had a bad stay at any of their properties. Everything’s always been up front as well with costs when booking. Not with this property. When our booked 2 night stay showed almost $100 in taxes, and having read reviews here about a “utility fee” I called the property to ask. The man who answered says it clearly shows on our reservation (it does not) and that it is a fee for utilities “because we are so close to the Grand Canyon, water is scarce, and we had to dig our own wells for water”. Direct quote. This hotel is newer but right next to the long existing train station right there in the middle of town and another new hotel that doesn’t charge for utilities or water (they have a “property fee” of $6/day that is clearly spelled out in total costs. I asked.). I would think Williams water supply was sufficient and there would be no need to dig a well - but who knows…. What I do know is I don’t want to pay a $30 a day fee for the hotels “utilities” and I don’t like that it’s hidden as “taxes”. I’d have to shower all day long to even come close to using $30 worth of water. I called corporate reservations and the agent had never in all his years heard of that fee and called to verify himself - sure enough the guy said it was for the multiple wells they had to dig for water.I’m sure the property is nice but I’m all for transparency and honesty. Just know your quoted cost is $30/day higher and it’s not spelled out but included in “taxes”.

I recently stayed at the days inn located in Williams Arizona. I called and booked over the phone with an employee named Ivon, and requested the king deluxe suit with the jacuzziin the room. She informed me of the price and after applying the Veteran discount the total came out to $163.22. I stay overnight and the next morning I go downstairs and request additional night. now the person Ivon says that my card is not gonna be charged until I check out. I say to let me know if she was going to run the card at that moment because I have my card locked so she says everything‘s taken care of. we go back to the room. We get up in the night to go get some dinner come back we’re locked out And at this point i go up to the front desk and they say that my card was declined I also received a missed call at 9:58 in the morning I return the phone call 1130 the person Ivon. also acted as though she did not call me no clue so nobody informed me until I was locked out. it was embarrassing to be in front of other customers and treated as though I was trash and made to feel disgusting and I don’t appreciate it as a veteran I served this country honorably, and my girlfriend made to feel like she was below standard. I went down informed management the owner and the other manager as well. And they treated me like I was incompetent, and aggressive, by informing them of the problem. And the total lack of respect from the staff is beyond my comprehension. I would be very cautious about staying here they seem to be able to charge you whatever they feel they want and lie about it and I will include the price difference in the pictures to show the public. The 928#

Fair hotel, in a great location. Very beautiful historical building, but also very old building with rickety floors. However, it’s well kept, clean and staff was very pleasant. The interior of the building is very interestingly decorated, almost like a period museum. I’d stay again. 👌

The hotel is warm and clean at the entrance to the side street. Just a few minutes walk to the street; There are enough parking spaces, just behind the house, which is very convenient; Next to it is a larger supermarket, which is also convenient for purchasing some food and supplies; Breakfast is a traditional American breakfast, bread, eggs, sausage, you can make your own waffles It is a good place to go to Grand Canyon Park. You can also visit the side streets with the theme of Route 66. recommend!