Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Williams - Grand Canyon Area

Planned on a normal drive from our last stay and being in Williams put us closer to the Grand Canyon, so based on pet friendly and rate chose this place, rate is cheap, but so is everything else, it is a dirt alley out back so you really do not want to park there, the women I dealt with at check in and out does not speak English very well, the ac/ heater was so noisey we left it off, yes snow all over the town , so abit cool, the complimentary breakfast is an absolute joke, the room was clean, the tv worked, and wifi was great,this town has so much history, lots of great looking eateries, nice area, hotel needs an update though, walking in and smelling pot as 2 East Indians walked out when this is a no smoking hotel is very interesting, hmmmmm, but hey pick a better hotel, cheers

Went to Grand Canyon for three days and the Hotel was adequate. Since we were at the hotel to only sleep we didn’t mind the basic amenities. The price reflected the room. No it isn’t a five star but so is the price. It was clean. Great new tv with lots of channels. Beds were good as well. Passed on a continental breakfast.

Great place, friendly staff. Rooms were clean & bed super comfortable. Shower was really great. Nice breakfast, but no hot items. And a very small seating area. Walking distance to KFC, Pizza Hut & a Chinese restaurant. Had a fridge & MW. Very quiet area. All in all a good experience.

Only an hour from The Grand Canyon so very convenient. Best price in the area too. The room was clean and included a fridge and microwave. It was a very small room, and older place, but we were just there to sleep, so that was just fine with us. The manager was SUPER!! We told him the night before that we would miss the continental breakfast because we were leaving so early and he told us he would give us what we needed in the evening and would have coffee ready for us in the morning. And he did! Kindness is king here. Would definitely stay again.

The location was fine, gas station opposite the Road, hotel located in front of the motorway exit and less than 15 minutes walk from the town center. The room was clean, but in the US it's nothing fancy. Cleanless is standard, and I have had the opportunity to stay in many hotels in this country. For one night as a stop on the way to Grand Canyon (1h drive) it’s Ok, but No more. Room has a fridge, air conditioning, microwave, coffee maker, iron and hair dryer. Hotel itself is very old, a bit like in a horror movie. WI FI is really bad, Air conditioning set below 76 degrees Fahrenheit (25 Celsius) kept us awake, it was so loud. the temperature had to be increased to make it bearable. Breakfast is hard to call breakfast. Cereal with milk, some banana bread and that's it, of course coffee and 2 types of juices. Bathroom door in the open position prevented entry to the room from the hall, because they were folded so much that some of them hooked the other, so I had to ask my wife to close them if I was returning to the room and she was in the bathroom. Room was very small, but bed comfortable and big (taking most of the space) there was nowhere to put two suitcases, the price was not Great for this standard. For $ 15-20 more, you can stay in much better hotels with real breakfast, because if you add breakfast in the city, it turned out to be much more than I expected.

My husband and I stayed for one night before heading up to the GC National Park. The rooms are pretty small and aside from a chair in the room, there isn't any place to hang anything but for one night it wasn't too much of a bother. We checked in around 9pm showered then passed out from a long day driving out from Vegas. Bed and room facilities we adequate for our needs. Left early morning, didn't try the breakfast offered. If you are on a budget, this place would be suitable, we paid around $100AUD for the night. I think the room was advertised $70USD at the time but given the conversation rate atm we paid 30% more :( If you are planning to drive out in a Tesla, the charging stations in town are very limited (there is a super charger an hour away at the GC National Park) . Some hotels (holiday Inn and the one directly next) have charging stations availabe out the back. The charging station at the holiday Inn is slow and took 7 hours to fully charge so we left our car there over night - if you have an EV, it might be worth looking in to staying at a hotel that has an EV charger. We didn't look into it prior to heading out to Williams and had booked this place first.