Great place to stay for a couple who just needs a night away. The room was clean. The bed had a bedbug cover which is always a plus at hotels! It was quite. Nothing over the top but perfect for a quick get away if you need to save some money. Nothing fancy just a place to relax and rest your head for the night. It was the best bang for your buck! Friendly service! read more

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This place is so Jacked up it is pathetic.. Ya can't understand anyone... I got a email from these clowns a couple days before we were to arrive... saying our room was canceled... We had friends riding their Harley as well and their was the same.... CANCELED.... They could not tell me why any of this happen.... .. So yes I did have to tell them to get back to school and learn how to do business... Ya know how hard it is to find rooms in williams on a weekend.... But we finally did... Trust me I will never even attempt to get a room there.. Good luck people... read more

I don't know who is jacking up these reviews. IT IS NOT A BED AND BREAKFAST. It is a tired 2 star motel built in the 60s on the only road into the south rim in Vail. It is the Canyon Inn and Motel It has been a cash cow for the people who own it for people who cant find rooms inside the park. It is old and hasn't been updated in many years, 4 channels come in on the TV. Window air conditioners and heater. Small bar and restaurant attached. Food selection limited but what was there was good. Old 60's road attractions across the street. Birds of Prey Museum and Jellystone RV park. read more

#41/2016 I called the owner, Summy, just before we set off for Williams where his interesting bed & breakfast is located to let him know we were running late. He assured me the key was "on the dash" and to call if I needed directions along the way, that it'd take about 75 minutes from the south rim of the Grand Canyon where we were just finishing dinner. I was confused about where he was talking about leaving my room key especially since he wouldn't be present. I asked a couple times but between his accent and the din of the restaurant, I had no choice but to muddle through. So off we drove, exhausted after a long day and even more so pushing through to Williams on a very dark & desolate road with misting rain and occasional snow. The road into Williams turned into a 1-way street and we quickly seemed to be heading out of town. So, I took Summy's offer to call if I needed directions and on the first ring, I then spotted the sign for his B&B. I quickly hung up hoping it hadn't connected but he called back; I told him "Sorry, thought we were lost, we're here, just pulled in." After taking the luggage out of the trunk I realized there were three or four buildings. I walked from one to another getting more annoyed by step looking for the office and finally, there it was along with my key. Up the stairs, now I'm struggling with what seemed to be a newly cut key. After 3 minutes, I called again, "This key doesn't work! Can you help us get in? No, wait, I just got it, nevermind." Well, the annoyed tone in my voice sent Summy over the edge I guess since he called me back and DEMANDED I LEAVE! Huh? I said, "Look, I'm tired, I've been driving for hours, I have a child with me..." "I called Booking.com and cancelled the reservation. You leave now!" I started to speak and he cut me off, "I don't even have to honor your reservation after 8:30, read your contract, I cancelled your reservation, leave right now!" I'm in disbelief and told him he could basically jam it, I wasn't leaving with a tired child in tow and we were in, deal with it. And if he wanted to escalate this bizarre argument to go ahead and call the Sheriff and "I'd guarantee he'd set into motion a legal problem he would deeply regret." Before I could even find the number for Booking.com, they were then calling me. At first she explained that the owner wished for me to leave and when I interjected what'd just happened- and that this argument went from "helpful to get out" and that I never met the guy- this was all over 3 brief phone calls- the customer service rep was shocked. Booking.com advised me that maybe it wasn't safe to stay since she'd talked to him and he was "quite agitated" and heard my side of the story. Looking at my nearly asleep child who'd collapsed on the bed, I told her we'd be staying and I'd just put him out of my mind and do my best to protect ourselves and block the door. I slept with one eye open, got up early and left at 8:10 after quickly dressing- no shower- and threw on some makeup and grabbed our bags. Not trusting the owner who went from zero to ballistic, I took a quick video of the room showing it was, except for the beds being slightly rumpled, in perfect condition. (I could just see his regret over hastily canceling our res and being out a room night claiming we broke a lamp or took one of his dusty teddy bears to recoup some money). I left our key at the desk, absolutely ignored his continental breakfast and quickly got the heck out of there. read more

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Bad unsafe location hole in adjoining door fiberglass tub surround not attached to wall feel super cold draft Tiny 16" tv Old towels falling apart Alcohol bottles all over property 6pack of beer and boots between wall and other building of my room somebody might live in between the walls Guy across the street drinking alcohol and blaring music on front porch No ice machine. Not a bed and breakfast Tiny parking lot No refund read more

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If you're just looking for a one-night place to crash this is a good one with budget friendly prices. The attendant was friendly and we were able to get a room upon arrival (without previous booking). The room/bathroom was very clean. Grocery store was half a mile up the street & police station within a block. Place is outdated with carpet but I think it's meant to be a rustic old fashioned inn. read more

NOT a bed and breakfast as advertised.. We were told that due to COVID-19 they didn't serve it. Holiday Inn serves pastries packaged up and coffee or juice. We were here 2 months ago and told the clerk that the bathtub would not hold water for a bath. Got the same room this time and the bathtub is still not holding water. Won't be back again. read more

To call this place a bed & breakfast is stretching the truth just a little. Yes they do offer a bed, and yes they do have a breakfast (sort of) if you call cereal and fix your own bagels a breakfast! This is not the "Taj Mahal" but is a place to sleep and it's close (walking distance) to much of what Williams has to offer. It's OK for just the night. (Bring your Lysol spray and don't by shy about using it) read more

We stayed here for 3 night and enjoyed all 3 nights. Being older we opted for room in back with minimal stairs. This was perfect! Very quiet as on the west end of Williams other than the occasional train which you will hear any where in town. There was a small walkway will Bistro table chairs for each room which added to quaintness. The owner was very kind and very very nice! Will stay there again when in area! Very reasonably priced. Oh yah within walking distance to down town. read more

Had a reservation at another motel. When we got to the other hotel at 8pm it was full of bugs, spiders, dust, mold. We panicked, left and drove down main street and came across the canyon country inn. The outside was impeccable, clean, paint was perfect, walkways and driveways were spotless. The manager Sonny was very very friendly and accommodating. After hearing what happened he said come look at our rooms and unlocked one of the rooms. The room was like the outside (spotless). We checked in and ended up staying 4 days and did not want to leave. The manager is always walking the grounds and talking with the guests. I feel like we became friends. Great job Sonny (WORLD CLASS SERVICE)!!!!!!! read more

I booked this reservation at midnight the night before. It was easy to do and check-in was fast and easy and we were given room #1 when we got there at 2pm which is check-in time. The guy who checked us in was nice, efficient and gave us some recommendations for dinner which we did go to. We got to the queen room which was right next door to the office. They have a country theme with lil bears everywhere but being from NJ country, it was a little nostalgic. Don't expect frills but the room was clean and the bed was just ok and had lots of pillows. I'm used to a pillowtop so I'm spoiled. The bathroom was updated but the towels were clean but old and really need replacing. ((Hint to the owner)) Our room was a queen bed (only 1 bed), table and 2 chairs, small fridge, microwave and a non-working coffee pot. There was a strong bleach smell when we opened the door but we left the door and window open for a spell and it was gone in a bit. It was clean and so I appreciated knowing they cleaned with bleach. They have an nice continental breakfast with 2 types of cereal, oatmeal, fruit, donuts, cake coffee and teas from 7-9am. All in all, it was worth the $$ we paid and we enjoyed our stay. Clean room, nice, helpful staff and love the rocking chairs on the porch ! read more

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This is a semi-cute inn, but it's not romantic. It's too worn and frayed for that. My wife thought the teddy bears crossed the line into creepy territory. The main problems though were that the room was dusty and the water pressure was atrocious. We will not be coming back. read more

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We had to hastily book a room, since our plans had changed on our road trip. This site came up and we decided to give it a try. We let them know that we would be in late (8:30ish). We found the place no problem. Google Maps led us right to it. Plenty of parking. We knew this wasn't the Hyatt or Travellodge. It was a cozy little mom and pop place. But we took a shot. Finding the office was easy. Hit the buzzer inside and we were attended to in a couple minutes. Check in confirmed and we were given an actual key. No cards here. That was quaint. The room was cozy. Very Clean, bathroom spotless. All the normal amenities you would find in any typical hotel. Had regular tv and satilite. Well working quiet fridge, and microwave. EASY walk to everything you'd be interested in doing in Williams. The beds were super cozy. The metal bed frames did squeek a bit. But it's a mom and pop and that was really the only thing that wasn't spot on. No train that night, but when lodging next to the station, you have to expect some train noise no matter what building you are in. We left early, so we didn't take advantage of the breakfast. Overall a great quaint experience that I would do again. read more

Picture a quaint snowy mountain town bed and breakfast .... now remove the breakfast .... there you go, this place served its purpose, gave me a nice warm goodnight sleep regardless that it was in the single digits degrees outside, it looked clean enough, I wish they would use all white linen and bath towels for peace of mind that it is clean, many choices to eat within walking distance but in the winter eat early stay in from the cold, not necessary memorable, but I know where I stayed and would so again read more

"The owner of the establishment was very friendly and helpful." My wife and chose this establishment because it look very welcoming which is was. read more

Average place. Very country style decor. Quilts. Mismatched patterns of wall paper and carpet. Wood beams overhead. Stuffed teddy bears everywhere. Not a real bed and breakfast place though. Continental breakfast. Simple and straightforward. Nothing creative. You get your breakfast in the 4x6 foot lobby and bring it to your room. On average clean, comfortable, centrally located. Warnings - things to consider. It is one of the first hotels you pass as you exit the highway. Traffic comes in at a high rate of speed and it can be loud. Because it is centrally located you can walk anywhere but the drawback is that people can walk by. Was noisy at night. Because it is a converted home the AC unit is in the window hence the noises on the street gets into the room quite easily. Ok for a quick overnight but you want a great B&B try the Sheridan House B&B. read more

I enjoyed staying at the Canyon Country Inn. The bed was comfortable, the shower was hot, and it's a very short walk to the Grand Canyon Railway depot. The price was definitely right as well. Treat this as a hostel++, bring your own soap and shampoo and don't expect working WiFi but these are small problems. It's also towards the west end of town so it makes for a nice place to come back to after walking up and down the streets of Williams (highly recommended). read more

Stayed here last night. Wanted a place that we could walk to town from and this fit the bill. The room was ok, two queen beds that were comfy. Pillows like rocks. So glad I had my own. Cleanliness was only so-so. I mean is it really that hard to wipe off the top of the chair railing? And the dirt off of the inside of the door? The water pressure left alot to be desired also. Had a difficult time getting the shampoo out of my hair. Didn't do the breakfast but could clearly hear people walking up and down the stairs. Regret that I forgot to take my pillow with me when I left as I already know I won't be going back. read more

Quainty little place! Everything is cramped in one room with the bathroom, so it's enough for a one night stay, which is what we did. Our room was blue, country with blue paper and one teddy on each bed with blue scarfs, which our girls loved. The walls had doll pictures, so yeah it's not a romantic place but fun for the kids if you have any. Location was great, right in downtown, walking distance to everything. Breakfast was basic watered down coffee, bagels/muffins, yogurt and some apples/oranges/bananas, juice and milk. When we checked out we just left our key in the little basket with the sign "place key here", I guess if you're right next to the police station you don't worry much! That was the extent of our check out, and check in was just as easy--swipe,enter pin, here is your key. read more

We were coming to Williams for Polar Express, and decided to stay overnight. I found this place on-line. I have friends that tried the hotel that books with Polar Express, and most of them told me that it was overpriced and to not bother. I searched around on line, and came across this place. I loved that it was downtown and basically walking distance to anything we wanted to try. We ended up driving to the train, as it wasn't walking distance for a 3 year old. The staff was incredibly helpful, the room was clean, beds had lots of pillows. My only somewhat complaint related to the water pressure. We were on the second floor, so not sure if was related to location. We booked the deluxe room, so we had two queen size beds, a table with two chairs, a mini-fridge, and a microwave. It worked very nicely for our needs. Breakfast in the AM was a standard continental. Coffee, juice, instant decaf, hot water for tea or hot chocolate, bagels, muffins, yogurt. This worked for us. It was a cute inn, and I agree with everyone if you are looking for romantic, this isn't the place. It was a good family place, and we would certainly be open to staying here again. read more

Took great care of us. We got the bill noted it was higher then what we booked on line. Manger kicked it not only back to the right price but took 25$ off. Room was fine very cozy and had the needed amenities. Place was close to everything which made it ez to get around. If your looking for the five star experience this is not the place for you. read more

This is listed as a no frill Inn;however it included more amenities than most. Satelite TV, fridge, and microwave were included in the room. There was even a hairdryer. It is true you can here the trains and it would be helpful if lights were not placed near windows, but i really enjoyed my stay. Again, it is not meant to be a five star hotel but the place has heart and the manager is the nicest guy ever. I would stay here again! read more

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This was a quaint and cute Inn. It's located in the town so there are many dining options around you. The room was decorated in country motif with refrigerators and dining area. very cute, only downfall is the Grand Canyon railway thats near the Inn. read more

So I chose this place for price and proximity to Grand Canyon railroad. Could not be more pleased. We were in a group of 3, and reserved 3 rooms so they put our group in an upstairs area. We had a sitting area to ourselves, it was ideal. The decor is straight outta 1981. Country kitsch with stuffed bears everywhere. It would not have been my style but made for interesting conversation! The innkeeper was the best. Very hospitable, made sure we had everything we needed. I didnt find an ice maker but when I requested ice it was brought immediately. Breakfast is continental and served buffet style. Good strong coffee and real half and half. Overall I would highly recommend this inn for a stay. read more

We stayed here on our most recent trip to the Grand Canyon. The location was great, since it was within walking distance to the train station. The staff was very friendly. The bed was incredibly comfortable. But the downside to this B&B is that it is very close to the train station so every time a train passes by in the middle of the night you hear the train and it wakes you up. Also, the wifi did not work right the two nights we stayed here. Otherwise, this is a nice little comfortable B&B. Staying here is like staying at your grandma's house. The teddy bears can be creepy at night but during the day they just look cute. As for the low water pressure in the shower, we experienced that. But I just assumed that this house is so old that the plumbing needs to be updated. It was not a big deal to me. We would stay here again, but because of my adventurousness I would want to try another B&B. read more

We enjoyed our stay at this place: beds were comfortable, room was clean, there was enough food and tea for breakfast, they even had my favorite toothpaste! Also it`s the place with its individual atmosphere: there are teddy bears everywhere and we was joking that it resembles typical hotels in horror movies)) It`s really cool: this place will stay in my heart forever and if I go again to Grand Canyon I`ll stay there for sure read more

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Probably just as close as a British B&B as you can find in that area, please try not to laugh when you see the fabulous collection of teddies in the staircase, or in the room ! The whole decoration style is very emm homy ! It's probably the most comfortable bed I've EVER slept in, with so many pillows (you have to be able to climb onto the bed, coz it's high, the mattress is so thick you see !) but it's a bit of a waste because from its handy location, this inn is too close to the train rails and the main road, and I found it hard to get a decent sleep. The lady at reception was really lovely and helpful at giving us tips about where to dine. read more

Super cute little cottage!! We enjoyed our stay here... bed was comfy, room was fairly clean and set up nice. My only complaint is that the sheets looked wrinkled and not fresh. We were too tired to complain though. Staff was very friendly and helpful too read more

Front desk was friendly and helpful upon arrival. Although the queen room #3 was small, it was perfect for an over night stay while visiting the Grand Canyon. The room and bathroom were clean, the mini fridge keep food cold, the shower was good and hot, and the continental breakfast was good. Would have given higher rating except for bathroom sink was clogged and barely drained. This room was quite noisy as you could hear people next door, above and outside. Train also is close by adding to the noise level. read more

If you like eclectic, you will like Canyon Country Inn. There are bears everywhere! And this being December, the inner staircase held Christmas bears of all sizes and descriptions. Rooms have a cozy feel but offer plenty of room. Ours was one of the rooms that open directly from the wide veranda. The breakfast spread included bananas and oranges, instant oatmeal, bagels that were quite good, a variety of mini pastries, yogurt, and both orange and apple juice. And coffee, of course. We toasted our bagel, loaded up our tray with fruit and yogurt, and enjoyed breakfast at the small table in our room. Another plus is location. The inn is in the old part of town, near the railroad tracks. Restaurants are within easy walking distance. And Williams has done a great job with Christmas decorations, making our foray into town a delightful walk. read more

Having booked numerous accommodations on our yearly road trips through America the owner Summi Patel proved to be the only bad experience we have had on our travels. So many decent places to stay in Williams so we would certainly never consider his establishment. We had made a booking and some how had not noticed that the website we used had not shown date we had entered. When we realised shortly after on contacting the hotel he refused point blank to refund or swap the booking to correct dates. He also refused to talk to us further to discuss. We have since seen regular reviews of similar actions. He seemed to be of a low caliber and would probably be better in an industry not dealing with people. read more

When we booked this room it was a 4 star hotel on Travelocity. It looked like a cute cottage style hotel, so we decided to give it a try. The owners of the hotel were very helpful and pleasant, but the room was in need of a major update. It looked like they went to a yard sale to decorate. Nothing matched, the bathroom floor was nasty, the towels and bedding were so old that they were faded and ragged with holes. If someone in another room turned on there shower you could hear it very loudly in your room. The small fridge would run making a constant noise, and there where no blackout curtains so the outside lights they had would shine in the room all night. Also the mattress needs to be replaced because you would roll tords the middle all night. I really hope they invest some money into the place because it could be a great place to stay. read more

What a wonderful stay. Rooms was very clean and comfortable. The ambiance is darling. Very friendly staff at check in. Second time here and will stay again! read more

Stayed for 2 nights at this cozy little hotel. It was very clean and had no bad odors in the room. I've spent high prices at chain hotels where the rooms smelled real bad. This hotel is next to train tracks and they do run during the wee hours. Parking is on site and plentiful. It was very nice and worth the $38 for one nite!! No complaints other than the towels being a bit worn down. read more

I did not like the single room they assigned me. It was tiny and the bed was bouncy and squeaky. I heard traffic noise too. The room was very clean but I simply could not stay there, I was too uncomfortable. I explained when I returned the key and left, but they charged me $77.42 anyway. I asked booking.com, with whom I made the reservation, to get my money back, but they've done nothing. If staging at Grandma's house is your idea of fun, you will like it here. read more

So I didn't plan my Grand Canyon trip in time, but thank goodness for Williams, AZ. I will be back. I was able to get a last minute room in this Inn, and wasn't sure if the teddy-bear lined stair cases were cute or creepy. There was plenty of parking close by, and I was a bit surprised that the included breakfast was at the neighboring hotel across the street ( 2 lane rt 66 ). The room was comfy, with a separate sitting room and TV,mini-fridge, and microwave. The bathroom was well stocked, and I felt a bit like I was staying at my aunt's because of the nice blue towels. Although I stayed her the last week of August, room "0" was well stocked with extra blankets and pillows. I wish I'd have taken a shower at night, because in the morning there was no water pressure. The blinds in the sitting room would also not pull down, so I was able to weight them down with the television. I did not hear any trains, but I did hear some 'celebrations' upstairs. In the morning I talked to the front desk about considering a rearrangement with the rocking chairs on the front porch. Some hotel guests decided to use the rocking chairs for a photo shoot early in the morning, and rocked them hard against the window with the broken blinds. The hotel clerk seemed indifferent about the suggestion, as the appearance of "quaint" seemed to be a bigger priority. That bugged me far more than no water pressure. I'd love to return to Williams, and would consider this place again if I can't get anything closer to the Canyon. I would ask for a room on the second floor, and would take a shower at night. read more

Stayed here in the summer during the beginning of a cross country road trip. They were able to book a room for us last minute, had the keys out and ready since we got there after hours, and had a nice, simple breakfast in the morning. The place was a little kitsch with the teddy bears, which we enjoyed, and was super comfy. Great place to stay on Route 66. :) read more

This is SUCH a cute little B&B. Each room has a different theme and it was very clean and comfortable. It's a little close to the railroad tracks, and I heard the train come through at some point in the middle of the night, but other than that it's a great little place. They do a nice continental breakfast in the morning and there's a porch that wraps around the building, each room has some sort of table and chairs in front; I ate my breakfast on the porch and enjoyed the morning. Would definitely stay there again. My husband even commented about how nice and cute it was. read more

Basic hotel close to all things to do in Williams. Staff was nice and attentive. Basic breakfast that you take to your room. Room 14 large enough for four adults. Plenty of parking. This is Williams folks your not going to find a Hyatt or Hyatt like amenities. Keeping that in mind this is a great little place to do your Grand Canyon adventure. read more

Perfect stay for a weekend in the Grand Canyon! Our room was cozy, and super clean! The staff was very nice and accommodating for a late check in, and we were pleasantly surprised upon our arrival. Definitely an affordable stay for a weekend getaway! If I'm ever back in Williams I wouldn't hesitate to book this spot again! Also extremely convenient to the downtown area. Continental breakfast was great too! It's a small room, and you obviously aren't staying in a Hilton- but it's absolutely perfect if you're adventuring in the Grand Canyon and need a nice spot to rest your head! read more