would definitely recommend a stay at this great historic location, the host Scott was friendly and…read morehelpful with any questions we had. the rooms were cozy and everything was accessible in the house. great scenery and lots of great spots to check out around the neighborhood. if your looking for a great stay in Williams Arizona, the Historic Yellow House is your first spot to check out.

This was one of the nicest VRBO homes I have ever stayed in!…read moreThe owner bought a vintage home and renovated it completely. It has all the features of a newly-constructed home with the charm of a one-hundred-plus year old farmhouse. Four bedrooms - a beautiful modern kitchen - fully-appointed laundry room - and spacious living room/dining room. We brought the kids and grandkids up to ride The Polar Express train and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Kerry-Lynn is a gracious hostess - awesome in every way! Thanks Kerry-Lynn! We'll definitely be back!

Holy moly! What a beautiful hotel surrounded by trees, grass and hornets…read more BTW, there was a hornets nest near the parking area; I had no issues while staying 2m away. The Jasmine room is just that, a room with an attached bathroom. I loved it. Quaint and lovely and comfortable. No AC but the ceiling fan and closed windows is enough to keep the room cool. The bathtub is protected by a curtain on a ring hanging from the ceiling. This is not load bearing! Do not use it to get in and out of the tub. All the shampoo, soap and bandages you could need are supplied. The hotel is a 5 minute drive from Williams. We picked up dinner, drinks and coffee there.

This is a charming & welcoming property. We were in the Heather room, the room was facing west…read more I thought the room would be warm, but it was comfortable each time we were in it, we had an exterior screen door and window open as well. There is no A/C, the WiFi worked great. They have granola bars and other little snacks along with keurig coffee maker and pods available in the common rooms. Basic cable provided and two sitting chairs. If you have mobility issues, there is a ramp, but none of the stairs have hand rails. The claw foot tub is charming, but again mobility issues, there was a handrail on the wall next to the tub. The toilet was a standard toilet. Not a handicapped friendly property. The bed was not very comfortable at all. You are a short distance from the railroad so you hear trains a lot along with traffic from Rodeo Rd. I guess that's why they have ear plugs in the common room if you need them. Since there is a coffee maker it would be nice if they could add a microwave in the common area and some sort of fridge either in the rooms or in the common area. The location was in a neighborhood so you will hear dogs barking on occasion along with cats meowing.

This was my first time selling a home, and Kelly made the process incredibly painless. It was a bit…read moremiraculous, really, because we wanted to list our house as a turn-key vacation rental, with the listing, furniture, and everything. Within a week, Kelly had magically found us a buyer who was looking for exactly what we were selling. They made an offer at our asking price, and the whole process was smooth sailing from start to finish. Kelly is a true professional, and a kind and resourceful agent. I recommend her to everyone I know, and hope to someday to business with her again!

Wow! I loved my experience with Kelly! She is very responsive and extremely helpful! Super…read moreknowledgeable about so many issues real estate related! I would high recommend her to anybody! Thank you for the great communication Kelly! Clear and concise every step of the way! Kelly is so detail oriented and blew me away with how honest she was even when other realtors gave me a song and dance.

Taking the train from Williams to the Grand Canyon was probably one of the best experiences of my…read morelife. We splurged and upgraded to first-class. This was worth the price tag. The first-class cars are temperature regulated, have an attendant taking orders and serving drinks throughout the entire experience, and includes free snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. You also have your own private bathroom just for your train car. When in the first-class car, you can elect to sit facing forward (two seats together) OR you can have the seats turned around to form a group of four. Note -- the group of four option decreases legroom significantly. The ride itself was incredible. You get to experience the diverse landscape of Northern Arizona, and may even see some wildlife. We got to see cattle, deer, birds, and way more. You also get to experience live entertainment, as performers will come once or twice during the trip to perform a couple of songs in your car. The train drops you off at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon for about three hours. It is the perfect amount of time to explore the area. I had an amazing time with my family and highly recommend!

My brother and I rode the Grand Canyon railway, and it was a great trip. We started the trip…read morewith a night in the Grand Canyon railway hotel. And then rode the train the next day. The Grand Canyon railway depot is actually on the grounds of the Grand Canyon, railway Hotel, directly behind the lobby. The day started with an old western show. Your typical good guys and bad guys, but it was a lot of fun. The actors had plenty of energy, of course they picked on somebody from the audience, and they made it very entertaining The same guys actually "attack" the train on the way back, and they also do an old west show in downtown Williams. these guys keep busy. I can't speak for the regular railroad seats, as we paid for a package that included the Vista Dome car. The seats are upstairs with a great view. The seats were comfortable. The Vista dome seats came with free snacks, and nonalcoholic drinks, , (you can also purchase food on the train,) and they had people from the bar come up to our seats. They have a good choice of cocktails and mocktails. I had the virgin bloody Mary, and it was delicious. It wasn't just tomato juice, it had a great. Flavor. Tangy, with just a little bit of heat. Throughout the train ride, there were people telling stories about the canyon, telling stories about the train, and there was music as well. You have a good amount of time to see the canyon We chose the bus tour and lunch as part of our package. You can also do the bus tour without lunch if you choose, or do things on your own. There is a free shuttle bus to sites around the south rim of the canyon. Lunch was a full all you can eat buffet, not a large number of choices, but very acceptable. A good amount of food, and it was tasty. The bus driver was friendly, and knowledgeable, we stopped at several spots along the canyon, and after our bus tour, we had time to explore Grand Canyon Village before we got back onto the train. The El Tovar hotel is beautiful, very close to the train depot, and it also has a nice gift shop as well. From the show at the beginning of the day, to the time the train came back to Williams, it was a total of about nine hours. A long day, but definitely worth it. For our entire package, including a night at the hotel, the upgraded seats, and the tour with lunch, it was approximately $650 total, with the military discount for the both of us. On the high side, yes, but definitely worth the trip. There is also a $30 charge added on to get into Grand Canyon national Park, my brother has a park pass so we didn't have to pay that. The prices will vary, of course, depending on whether you just go with the train ride, or you choose a full on package It's a great way to see the canyon. Highly recommended. Thank you.

Stayed here twice. Most recent stay we found ourselves with a need to change campsites. The staff…read moremember in the office handled the request very well and it was clear that they just wanted us to be happy and comfortable. Plenty of staff on duty during the day. Restrooms and showers were clean. No issues with RV site power. As with many KOAs, this location was off the highway so there is some vehicle noise depending on how close one's campsite is to the highway. Overall, we would stay again if visiting the area.

Kids on ebikes have ruined a beautiful place. The park's own rules about ebikes are - licensed…read moreriders, 4.5 mph, no joyriding in the camping area. Totally unenforced. I politely complained via text and the reply was "we'll have staff keep an eye out ". I have children on motocross ebikes racing through the empty spot next to me and children on little Polaris sxs's racing each other on the street. When they hit someone it will be an expensive reminder of why there are rules in the first place. Too bad, it's a beautiful place.

The best rv spot by far great customer service great space food close by everything you need is at…read morethis location if I could rate more stars I would with no hesitation

This is our 1st time to stay in a trailer and we liked it! We haven't properly camped for a very…read morelong time and to celebrate my hubby's birthday, we chose to try it here. The location is very accessible to everything; gas, convenient stores, and Williams town! We'll definitely stay here again next time, thank you for the experience, we enjoyed it. Cons: *The space heater only works occasionally and the furnace heater cannot warm the rooms as much - it can get chilly in the rooms at night so ask for another one from the office since it can get pretty cold when you sleep. *The dirt path going to your RV/trailer is very rough and has too many holes. So be careful when driving.