Discover a budget-friendly 2-star stay in Williams, Arizona, perched at 2488 West Route 66 and just from the city center. Prices start from 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 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.