Wonderful historic building with good accuracy. It was fun and nostalgic. Our room was furnished in period decor but that didn't distract from the comfort. One of the most comfortable beds I've slept on. Each room has individual climate control and a ceiling fan. Everything was spotless and I'm glad we got a room with a shower and no tub. That is the safest for me. We actually booked two rooms and it was fun to see our son's room too. There is a room with a fridge and maybe a microwave we could utilize. We enjoyed the ice maker too.The location is wonderful - Right in the middle of the fun shops and restaurants. You'll be right next to the train depot where you can ride to the grand Canyon. Book the train ahead. Sorry, we didn't see the ghost.

Someone with extreme mobility issues probably couldn't make the stairs up to the rooms. I have problems but the stairs were fine for me.

The spirit of this place is one of a kind: i lived my Western dream. Located close to all in Williams, bathroom is tiny but enough, sink in the room. Steep staircase upon entry, creaking floors, authentic decor. Bed is on the smaller size, but hey, that was the standard back then, i guess. Complimentary coffee and tea in kitchenette used by all rooms and a fridge. Would have been great to be able to use the laundry machines, but they were strictly for Staff only.

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The history of the inn, an old first-class bordello, gives the place a unique feel. Our room was large with 2 comfy queen beds. Controllable air con, very quiet or overhead fan to keep room cool. Very clean. Spacious bathroom with plenty of towels. Clean shared kitchen with fridge/freezer, tea and coffee.

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Loved the quirky character of the building and its history. So much more interesting than staying in a hotel or motel. The beds were comfy, the bathroom was big and the water pressure in the shower was better than most other places I've stayed. It's right in the heart of Williams too.

Nothing I didn't like about the place!

Location and price were the key factors for us; we visited to the Grand Canyon early the next day. that said, we loved the style of the Hotel, which fitted well in this Arizona town. An experience we will never forget. We arrived late, so we were grateful for the clear instructions to get into our room, which was nice and warm.

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Very unique! Interesting to think about all the crazy historical things that have gone on in that building. The best part of this hotel is the town of Williams! if you go, you have to visit the Canyon club bar- full of local characters!

It’s hard to drag your luggage up the steep stairs, but that is to be expected in a building like that that.

The history of the property and the location are just brilliant. Our room was number 4, lovely and clean, spacious and with modern amenities but steeped in original history. The self check-in and check out was really smooth and easy. I’d definitely recommend this place to anybody visiting Williams.

It was really quiet ( unless small children were allowed to run un and down the hall). The train didn't cause any issues.

Not a reflection on the Inn, just guests that don't follow instructions. My husband had to get up and turn the hall lights off. Would not recommend families stay unless children are well behaved.

Restoration very nice!! Love the historic significance!! Very clean !! Love the little town Williams, very small can walk to everything. Like Radiator Springs!

Steep stairs but expected as with historic buildings.

A quaint hotel with lots of history, room was clean and comfortable, in a lovely area of Williams, would highly recommend, just be aware that there is a steep staircase to climb, but please, don't let that put you off, brilliant.

Not the fault of the hotel because that's the reason it was originally built, but it is close to the railway line and the trains like honking their horns as they pass through at stupid o'clock