Discover a budget-friendly 2-star stay in Williams, Arizona, perched at 2488 West Route 66 and just 1 миль from the city center. Prices start from $54 per night, and the property has earned 2,549 reviews for its value and guest experience.

Featured amenities include a free indoor swimming pool, complimentary Wifi, and breakfast. The stay also offers a 24-hour front desk, air conditioning, non-smoking rooms, and wheelchair accessibility. Pets are welcome with extra charges, while business needs can be met with a free business center and meeting/banquet facilities (extra charges); a golf course is available for an extra fee. Other perks include a sun deck, beach chairs/loungers, horseback riding, picnic area, and a bathtub with free toiletries, plus skiing.

Situated on West Route 66 in Williams, this budget-friendly stop serves as a practical base for northern Arizona explorations, just 1 миль from the city center and easy access to Route 66 charm.

A wide range of accommodations greets travelers, from suites and deluxe rooms to a bungalow, studios, and business-friendly layouts. Room options include configurations that sleep different party sizes—for example, a Run Of House can host up to 10 adults and 6 children—making it easy to assemble families or larger groups without sacrificing comfort.

On-site comforts are ready to go, with complimentary Wifi and breakfast to start the day, plus a heated indoor pool that’s adults-only for a relaxed dip. A sun deck, beach chairs, a picnic area, and even a bathtub with free toiletries add little touches of leisure, while skiing opportunities provide seasonal options for snowy adventures.

Pets are welcome on request with possible charges, adding flexibility for four-legged travelers. The property also features a free business center and meeting/banquet facilities (some services incur extra charges), and there’s access to an on-site golf course for an additional fee. Horseback riding, a picnic area, and other perks round out the stay, inviting explore-and-relax moments after Route 66 avenues and northern Arizona explorations.