It's a beautiful hotel, walk distance from lots of great restaurants in town and places like a zipline and the poo museum. Short drive to the coaster (100% recommend) and from Bearizona (amazing animals drive thru sanctuary with delicious food). The room doesn't have a mini fridge but there's an ice room right in the hall where you can grab ice and use one of the fridges in there. There's free coffee in the reception too, very nice and helpful people. The shower is amazing.

Parking can be hard to find since the city has a lot of tourists. We did find a spot in the hotel's parking late at night though. But even though it was busy, you can still find parking in the streets.

What a vibe! This place is downright gorgeous inside and will make you feel like you've stepped a hundred years back in time. They've obviously maintained it well and updated the decor enough wherever needed but they've done so without killing the old charm. At check-in, I was greeted by two of the friendliest hostesses ever, who were all too happy to tell me the history of the place, the town, and give me endless tips on where to go within walking distance for the best margarita, the best Mexican food, the best breakfast, where to check out the haunted history/lore of the town, etc. My room, while small, was squeaky clean, well appointed with amenities like towels and make up removal cloths etc., and matched the quality of decor and charm of the rest of the hotel. Highly recommend staying here.

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I loved the location (on historic Route 66), the cozy and opulent atmosphere, the decor with the gilded mirrors and frames on the walls, the beautiful carpets, crystal lamps and interior plants. We stayed in Room 15 which was spacious and clean with large comfortable beds and pillows. This is a gem of a hotel. It truly transported me back in time.I constantly found myself admiring this beautiful buulding which is a piece of US history. For me everything was picture perfect. I wish we had had more time in Williams, so I could spend a few more days/nights at this hotel. If you love historic boutique hotels, you will adore The Historic Grand Canyon Hotel.

This is such a cute hotel. It has been remodeled and it is beautiful. I love the history of the hotel. It is centrally located and we could walk everywhere. The people at the hotel are amazing. They are so friendly and we actually had a nice visit with the staff and with their family members. It was so amazing and a must stay if you are going to Williams.

The problem is with booking.com and not with the hotel directly. They actually have a room with a bathtub. But it is located behind the hotel and not actually part of the hotel. On booking.com it does not give yo that information. I highly suggest to go directly to their website to book the rooms. Because each room is individually setup.

We were a family of four children ages 5-15 and four adults. Everyone loved staying in a vintage hotel. The description and pictures described the hotel perfectly so there were no surprises. Seeing the actual wood work and facilities is still better than a picture. The location is great with several restaurants and shops next door to the hotel. The breakfast isn't just basic, the sconces and pasteries were local and the fruit was fresh. Our rooms overlooked the main street. The noise was minimal and we never lost any sleep. If you are going to Bearizona or the Canyon Coaster, it is a short drive from the hotel.

The location is right on Route 66 and great for walking around downtown Williams. It is also a quick walk to the train depot. If you enjoy history, this is the hotel for you. They have a super cool Victorian Library in this hotel. They also have some neat historical items on display. The rooms are entered using a code, so you don't have to worry about a key. The lobby is super cool as well and a neat patio on the second floor. The hotel does provide a refrigerator to store items in and a microwave to use in the Ice storage room. I love the historical charm of this place. Our room did not have a TV, and we were in an interior room, but it had neat historical charm to it. The continental breakfast had some wonderful scones, yogurt and muffins. The bed was comfortable. They have this really cool antique desk in the Victorian library with replica Grand Canyon Hotel stationary to use. I thought this was awesome. They also had old books and games to play. One of my favorite areas in the hotel. Access is super easy. They do have some parking behind the hotel. Plenty of parking on 2nd street.

The only negative thing I have to say is the pillows were too large for me. I am small and prefer small pillows.

We stayed here after going to see the grand canyon about an hour away. This hotel was adorable, it it’s a small charming hotel. They did a great job remodeling the hotel while keeping its historic charm. Our room was very cute and overlooked the christmas tree in the town. We loved the decor, the lack of a tv in the room, and the victorian library in the lobby. The hotel is in an excellent location right on route 66 and across from a couple restaurants. Would recommend to our friends and would stay here again!

Now the only problem, which was to be expected with an old hotel was the noise. They do provide you with ear plugs but we forgot. At night you could hear the people outside our room going to take pictures with the christmas tree, hooting and hollering but that ended around 12am. We like to sleep in and come like 8 am the rest of the hotel was getting up for their day, again it’s an old hotel and noise is expected so wear this ear plugs if you want to sleep in!

The manager was fabulous - helpful and personable. Brittney definitely made the stay an experience. We had an issue (of our making, not the hotel) and Brittney went out of her way to help us improve our stay. Rooms were modern and clean, especially for an old hotel.The bathroom shower in the queen room was recently improved to be a tall rain shower and was perfect for both my tall husband and my short self - it's rare to get a nice shower in a hotel. It was very nice after a long day out and about. Breakfast scones were DELICIOUS and library was a great place to hang out and read while I let my husband sleep in.

Queen bed was new - so a little stiff, but not unbearable. Will only improve I'm sure.

We had a delightful stay at the Historic Grand Canyon Hotel! Our room was just perfect—the temperature of the room, aromatherapy, comfortable mattress, and ample hot water made our stay especially enjoyable. We loved the historic decor and furnishings. Everything was beautiful! Vicky at the front desk was warm and welcoming, and she gave a great restaurant recommendation when we needed one. We would definitely recommend this hotel to families with children—ours really enjoyed the ample space in the loft room.

We had stayed here before (a few years back) and now it has new owners and a remodel. It was fantastic! The rooms and the whole facility are clean and fresh. The library was decorated beautifully and there were games there to play. They kept all the charm of the old girl with just a fresh new touch. The location could not have been better. We were in town three days and never used the car. Walking distance to all the fun of Williams. There is no elevator so if you’re unable to do the stairs you will want to book on ground floor. Our hosts were friendly and helpful and right on site for any questions. The morning continental breakfast was nice, fresh muffins from a local bakery, fruit, yogurt, coffee and tea. I’d highly recommend if you love the charm of the old buildings that have been preserved so well.

It did not bother me but some may have trouble toting bags up the stairs. And my other complaint (?) would be that there was no chair in our room - we had a suite- to sit on to rest or put your shoes on. There wasn’t much room but perhaps a folding chair would be nice.