Williams Hotels

If you're traveling just to see Grand Canyon, Williams is a great place to rest up for the night. Williams is located just 50 miles south of the Grand Canyon's South Rim making it the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon." Williams' hotels and motels, campgrounds and RV resorts are limited and book pretty far in advanced so plan accordingly. This town caters to Grand Canyon visitors, we recommend you take advantage of some of the Grand Canyon tour specials being offered. Even the famous Grand Canyon Railway starts its adventure here. Though Tusayan is less than 10 miles from the Grand Canyon National Park, Williams is the closest town to the Grand Canyon with full amentities.

The Downtowner on Route 66 - Rodeway Inn and Suites is Williams' newest upscale luxury Grand Canyon hotel/motel
The Downtowner on Route 66

The Downtowner on Route 66 - Rodeway Inn and Suites has been remodeled with an uptown urban feel. Affordable luxury Grand Canyon lodging at its finest. Located in the heart of Williams.

The Lodge on Route 66 - Williams newest upscale luxury Grand Canyon hotel/motel.
The Lodge on Route 66

Newly-renovated and upgraded, this is affordable luxury lodging at its finest. In the heart of Williams; walk to the Historic district, Grand Canyon Railway. 50 miles from GCNP.

Quality Inn Mountain Ranch Resort - The only full service Grand Canyon hotel resort in Williams
Quality Inn Mountain Ranch Resort

Centrally located 6 miles east of Williams on I-40, this AAA Three-Diamond Grand Canyon hotel resort has pool and spa, tennis, horseback riding, hayrides.

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Sedona Real Inn and Suites - just a two hour drive from the Grand Canyon
Sedona Real Inn and Suites

With a country inn atmosphere and a bed and breakfast feel, each of the 42 traditional rooms and 47 spacious suites offer comfortable lodging. Enjoy the beauty of the Sedona Red Rocks.
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