The recent retro updates to flooring, furniture, art and amenities were delightful. A visual but very comfortable throwback to the glory days of Route 66 with visually subtle accommodations to modern technical needs. I was so impressed with this room that I, who posts on Facebook about once every month or two, posted 9 interior pics of the room, with commentary. The exterior pic included the Rodeway sign so others could make their way there. I got very positive feedback from some of my FB friends. 😊

We didn't like having to move on the next morning. Also, we understood the challenges the Bird Flu have created in your breakfast lineup, but that lack of protein source was missed.

I was a little nervous about a "motel" vs "hotel" but it turned out great. It was a quaint motel in a quaint town. The room was clean and nice. The breakfast, though served in a small room, was a breakfast that we could take outside onto the patio and enjoy the fresh outdoor air. We also liked that they had "Quiet Hours" posted, 10pm-8am, I think it was, since the rooms were so close in proximity to one another.

We were happy with everything. No complaints.

I liked many things about my stay ~ starting with the friendly informative woman at check in, the rooms were cozy and comfortable, the bed was awesome (I would like one like this at my house! ), and breakfast included!

For me, I would have liked more breakfast options. I realize it is a small eating area so that may limit choices. I would have liked some more choices in fruit( bananas were bruised) , yogurt and healthy options. I am also noticing more handicap accessible areas and used friendly for those with handicaps. It wasn’t a problem for me but the toilets were very low and I can see that being a difficult situation for many travelers.

Obviously older motel, but extremely well appointed and kept up. Good breakfast.

When I arrived at 11:00, the office was closed. I called the after-hours number, but there was a mix up and there was no check-in provisions for me. A staff member came in to get me checked in, but added to an even later night.

The staff was great very pleasant the rooms were clean and nice need was comfortable breakfast could be abit different maybe add eggs or something different but overall had a great stay close to alot of things

Breakfast was good but could add eggs or something different

Front desk manager Acedra(sp., sorry) was very helpful in pointing out the specifics of our one night stay but a treasure of knowledge in Williams storied history and folklore. Really enjoyed the colorful conversation of Williams area history. She was a veritable joy to speak with.

Was able to check in early as front desk acknowledged the room was ready, but was asked to pay a $25 fee to do so.......a, excuse me but if the room is ready why the need to charge the fee??

Location is excellent, close to everything in town and about 1hr drive to GC. William is a cute little Rt 66 town worth the visit. The room is very comfortable, spacious for our family of 4 and having breakfast available was very convenient.

An older style hotel in a cool touristy town. The decor was great and local to Route 66 fun. Reminiscent of Cars "Radiator Springs" Set across the street from The Lodge where a simple breakfast is served. Great for a couple for a weekend getaway! Close to the Grand Canyon Railway. Lots of outdoor seating to gather for groups of friends who may be staying in other rooms and joining you.

It was a small room but was expected. The rooms are pricey for the size.

They have an incredibly comfortable bed and I got a great night sleep.

These are little things The check-in desk is across the street from the rooms. The heater in the room is a bit noisy and doesn’t really have a thermostat. It’s just off or on with a dial for how much heat. The bathroom was quite cold, being on the other side of the unit from the heater.

The rooms ere central to our group and the gazebo was nice.

For $169 a night I expected a larger room or suite. I had the smallest room.