Originally established in 1891, Arizona's oldest hotel is now under new ownership and management! Our boutique hotel is right on route 66 situated in the middle of iconic downtown Williams, Arizona, the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon." Surrounded by unique restaurants, shopping, and plenty of other things to explore, the Historic Grand Canyon Hotel is the perfect place to begin your Northern Arizona adventure. Join with us in our journey to bring one of Arizona's wonders back to life and experience a piece of Arizona history! Come experience a host of 2024 improvements including, all new mattresses, pillows, and linens, renovated bathrooms in a classic American style, a Victorian-era inspired library, and an inviting lobby.
Baggage storage
Air conditioning
Board games / puzzles
Bottled water
Breakfast, Continental
Cashless payment accepted
Cleaning chemicals used are effective agaist COVID
Common areas disinfected daily
Contactless check-in / check-out
Daily Housekeeping
Designated smoking area
Fire extinguishers
First aid kits
Guest accommodations disinfected between stays
Guest parking
Guests can opt out of daily room cleaning
Heating
Honeymoon / bridal suite
Internet
Invoices
Library
Non-smoking rooms
Smoke alarms
Smoke-free property
Tours
All new mattresses 2024
All new pillows 2024
All new linens 2024
Newly renovated bathrooms 2024
Arizona's Oldest Hotel
Coffee served in lobby 6 am daily
Suite 14 - A Two Room Queen Suite
Welcome to the Jack and Jill Double Queen Room at Arizona's historic gem, the state's oldest hotel. This charming room offers a unique blend of classic elegance and modern comfort. Featuring two luxurious queen-sized beds, each adorned with freshly updated linens, plush mattresses, and new towels replaced in 2024, you'll enjoy a restful stay in comfort. From your room, you'll be treated to stunning downtown views, capturing the iconic essence of Williams below. The iconic Route 66, with its nostalgic allure, runs just outside, adding a touch of Americana to your experience. The bathroom, recently renovated, maintains a classic old-world charm with its vintage-inspired fixtures and timeless design. Whether you're winding down after a day of exploration or gearing up for new adventures, this room blends historic charm with contemporary amenities for a memorable stay. Suite 14 Features Downtown Views - Overlooks Route 66 Window A/C Units Radiator Heaters Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Suite 14 Disclosures NO ELEVATOR - Room on 2nd Story Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Rooms are Small by Modern Standards
Ceiling fan
Wireless internet (WiFi)
110-120 volt circuits
Cribs upon request
Hairdryer
Coffee in lobby
Suite 15 - A Two Room King and Queen Suite
Our king bedroom looks out onto the historic route 66 and and downtown in Williams Arizona. This room adjoins to a Queen room and bathroom is a separate entrance.
Air-conditioning
This suite comes with one free on-site parking spot
Suite 13 - A Two Room King Suite
Welcome to Suite 13, a captivating corner suite in Arizona's oldest hotel, built in 1891 and steeped in rich history and intriguing legends. This storied suite, rumored to be visited by a gentle spirit from the past, offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern comfort. As you enter Suite 13, you'll be immediately struck by the warmth and character of the original hardwood floors, a testament to the hotel's resilience after the devastating 1895 fire that swept through the town. The suite features two luxurious king beds, providing ample space and comfort for a restful stay. Each bed is adorned with plush, contemporary bedding all new in 2024 that contrasts beautifully with the suite's timeless decor. The classic old-world style of the recently renovated bathroom echoes the suite's historic charm, combining period-inspired fixtures with modern conveniences. From the suite's tall windows, you can enjoy sweeping views of the iconic Route 66, allowing you to immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of this historic roadway while savoring the tranquility of your private retreat. Suite 13 Features Mountain and Downtown Views Corner Suite - Overlooks Route 66 and 2nd St Window A/C Units Radiator Heaters Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Suite 13 Disclosures NO ELEVATOR - Room on 2nd Story Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room
Room 16 - A Queen Room
This charming room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. Light streams through a window from the skylight atrium, enhancing its classic ambiance. Although there's no outside view, new 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Sixteen, formerly Room Seven, was originally situated as one of the East-facing chambers. Its window was sealed off in the early 1900s with the construction of the adjacent building, now known as the Red Raven. In compensation, skylight atriums were elegantly introduced along the front of the rooms, permitting the ingress of fresh air and natural light. The wood floors within this room were likely laid following the calamitous fire of 1895, which ravaged much of Williams. Evidence of the conflagration, including scorch marks, remains visible in the attic. Room 16 Features Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Room 16 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Window is to interior skylit Atrium (No View) Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Room is Small By Modern Standards
Room 12 - A Queen Room
This romantic view room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. New 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Twelve, a queen room formerly known as Room Eight, is one of the West-facing chambers. It offers delightful views of downtown Williams and the surrounding smaller mountains. The wood floors were likely laid following the grievous fire of 1895, which laid waste to much of Williams. Scorch marks from that catastrophic event still bear witness in the attic. Room 12 Features Mountain and Downtown Views Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Larger than most of the other single rooms Room 12 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room
Room 11 - A King Room
This charming view room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. New 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Eleven, a king room formerly known as Room Ten, is one of the West-facing chambers. It offers delightful views of downtown Williams and the surrounding smaller mountains. The wood floors were likely laid following the grievous fire of 1895, which laid waste to much of Williams. Scorch marks from that catastrophic event still bear witness in the attic. Room 11 Features Mountain and Downtown Views Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Larger than most of the other single rooms Room 11 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room
Room 1 - A Queen Room
This charming room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. Light streams through a window from the skylight atrium, enhancing its classic ambiance. Although there's no outside view, new 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room One, formerly Room Nine, was originally situated as one of the East-facing chambers. Its window was sealed off in the early 1900s with the construction of the adjacent building, now known as the Red Raven. In compensation, skylight atriums were elegantly introduced along the front of the rooms, permitting the ingress of fresh air and natural light. The wood floors within this room were likely laid following the calamitous fire of 1895, which ravaged much of Williams. Evidence of the conflagration, including scorch marks, remains visible in the attic. Room 1 Features Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Room 1 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Window is to interior skylit Atrium (No View) Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Room is Small By Modern Standards Dusty Rose Color Theme
Room 2 - A Queen Room
A beautifully appointed queen room with a window into a skylight atrium.Plenty of natural light, no access to the atrium.
Room 10 - A Two Room Queen Suite
This charming view suite in with two queen beds in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. New 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Suite Nine, formerly rooms Twenty and Twenty-two, is one of tour West-facing suites. It offers delightful views of downtown Williams and the surrounding smaller mountains. The wood floors were likely laid following the grievous fire of 1895, which laid waste to much of Williams. Scorch marks from that catastrophic event still bear witness in the attic. Suite Ten Features Mountain and Downtown Views Two rooms each with one queen bed, joined by a door. Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Suite Ten Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Rooms are Small By Modern Standards
Room 3 - A Queen Room
This charming room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. Light streams through a window from the skylight atrium, enhancing its classic ambiance. Although there's no outside view, new 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Three, formerly Room Fifteen, was originally situated as one of the East-facing chambers. Its window was sealed off in the early 1900s with the construction of the adjacent building, now known as the Red Raven. In compensation, skylight atriums were elegantly introduced along the front of the rooms, permitting the ingress of fresh air and natural light. The wood floors within this room were likely laid following the calamitous fire of 1895, which ravaged much of Williams. Evidence of the conflagration, including scorch marks, remains visible in the attic. Room 3 Features Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Room 3 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Window is to interior skylit Atrium (No View) Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Room is Small By Modern Standards Green Color Theme
Room 9 - A Two Room Queen Suite
This charming view suite in with two queen beds in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. New 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Suite Nine, formerly rooms Sixteen and Eighteen, is one of tour West-facing suites. It offers delightful views of downtown Williams and the surrounding smaller mountains. The wood floors were likely laid following the grievous fire of 1895, which laid waste to much of Williams. Scorch marks from that catastrophic event still bear witness in the attic. Suite Nine Features Mountain and Downtown Views Two rooms each with one queen bed, joined by a door. Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Suite 9 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Rooms are Small By Modern Standards
Room 4 - A Queen Room
This charming room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. Light streams through a window from the skylight atrium, enhancing its classic ambiance. Although there's no outside view, new 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Four, formerly Room Seventeen, was originally situated as one of the East-facing chambers. Its window was sealed off in the early 1900s with the construction of the adjacent building, now known as the Red Raven. In compensation, skylight atriums were elegantly introduced along the front of the rooms, permitting the ingress of fresh air and natural light. The wood floors within this room were likely laid following the calamitous fire of 1895, which ravaged much of Williams. Evidence of the conflagration, including scorch marks, remains visible in the attic. Room 4 Features Window A/C Unit Portable Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Room 4 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Window is to interior skylit Atrium (No View) Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Room is Small By Modern Standards Blue Color Theme
Room 5 - A Queen Room
This charming room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. Light streams through a window from the skylight atrium, enhancing its classic ambiance. Although there's no outside view, new 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Five, formerly Room Nineteen, was originally situated as one of the East-facing chambers. Its window was sealed off in the early 1900s with the construction of the adjacent building, now known as the Red Raven. In compensation, skylight atriums were elegantly introduced along the front of the rooms, permitting the ingress of fresh air and natural light. The wood floors within this room were likely laid following the calamitous fire of 1895, which ravaged much of Williams. Evidence of the conflagration, including scorch marks, remains visible in the attic. Room 5 Features Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Room 5 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Window is to interior skylit Atrium (No View) Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Room is Small By Modern Standards
Room 8 - A Queen Room
This charming view room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. New 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Eight, formerly known as Room Twenty, is one of the West-facing chambers. It offers delightful views of downtown Williams and the surrounding smaller mountains. The wooden floors possess a small tilt, a reminder of their age. These floors were likely laid following the grievous fire of 1895, which laid waste to much of Williams. Scorch marks from that catastrophic event still bear witness in the attic. Room 8 Features Mountain and Downtown Views Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Room 8 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Room is Small By Modern Standards Floors have a decided but manageable tilt.
Room 6 - A Queen Room
This charming room in Arizona's oldest hotel features 120-year-old wood floors and Victorian decor. Light streams through a window from the skylight atrium, enhancing its classic ambiance. Although there's no outside view, new 2024 mattresses and linens ensure comfort. The recently updated bathroom combines modern comfort with old-world elegance, offering a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury. Room Six, formerly Room Twenty-one, was originally situated as one of the East-facing chambers. Its window was sealed off in the early 1900s with the construction of the adjacent building, now known as the Red Raven. In compensation, skylight atriums were elegantly introduced along the front of the rooms, permitting the ingress of fresh air and natural light. The wood floors within this room were likely laid following the calamitous fire of 1895, which ravaged much of Williams. Evidence of the conflagration, including scorch marks, remains visible in the attic. Room 6 Features Exposed Brick Wall Window A/C Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Room 6 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms No Television Televisions in Rooms 7, 17, 19, & the Carriage House Rooms No Televisions in Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ,13, 14, & 15 Window is to interior skylit Atrium (No View) Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Room is Small By Modern Standards
Room 7 - Grand Family Suite
Welcome to the Grand Family Suite, a unique and charming retreat nestled in Arizona's oldest hotel. This elegantly appointed suite offers a spacious blend of historic charm and modern comfort, perfect for families and larger groups. As you step into the Grand Family Suite, you'll be greeted by a welcoming foyer sitting area, ideal for unwinding or planning your day's adventures. The suite's Victorian decor exudes timeless elegance, with wood floors and period-appropriate furnishings that evoke a sense of classic sophistication. The suite features a separate living room, providing ample space for relaxations. A touch of historic character is added by the exposed brick wall, seamlessly blending with the suite's refined Victorian style. The Grand Family Suite includes a luxurious king bed, ensuring a restful night's sleep with all-new bedding and a top-of-the-line mattress, replaced in 2024. For additional accommodations, the suite also boasts a charming queen bunk bed room, perfect for children or extra guests. Modern amenities complement the historic ambiance, with a mini fridge and coffee maker conveniently located within the suite. Enjoy your favorite shows on the smart TV, which offers a wide range of entertainment options including HBO, Netflix, Disney+, and several live channels via a Vizio TV. Whether you're here for a family getaway or a special occasion, the Grand Family Suite combines the best of the past and present, offering a memorable and comfortable stay in a historic setting. Suite 7 Features Exposed Brick Wall Mountain Views Window A/C Units Radiator Heaters Mini Fridge Coffee Maker Foyer Living Room Smart TV (HBO, Netflix, Disney+ and some live channels via Vizio TV) Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Suite 7 Disclosures Room on 2nd Story - NO ELEVATOR Ground Floor Rooms: 17, 18, 19, and the Carriage House Rooms
Microwave
Cable television
Coffee maker
Room 17 - The Little Loft
We affectionally call room 17 the "Little Loft Room." Appealing to groups of friends or family's on a budget, it used to serve as a storage room for the ballroom and the corner store. It's a cozy, comfortable room that also has the benefit of an ADA accessible bathroom. Unlike many of the rooms, it's on the ground floor and close to our lobby and library, where we have board games and books galore. We've also added a smart tv in this room since the photos were taken, which has Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus, and a small smattering of live channels via Roku. Room 17 Features Ground Floor Portable AC Unit Radiator Heater Hair Dryer Free Wi-Fi Free Small Breakfast (Scones, Fruit, Yogurt, Oatmeal Packs, Coffee, Tea) Sleeps 4 individually Bathroom and Bottom bunk bed are ADA Accessible Suite 17 Disclosures NO WINDOWS IN THIS ROOM Loft Stairs are steep Shared Mini-fridges in Ice Room Rooms are Small by Modern Standards
Room 18 - The Large Loft
Room 18 is our Large Loft Room. Unlike many of our rooms, it's on the ground floor and is close to the library, where we have a board games, cards, and books. Room 18 can also be rented out in conjunction with our Innkeeper's Quarters (Room 19) to include a kitchenette and a King room. it's important to note that this room has no windows and the loft stairs are steep. There is no TV in this room eiter.
Carriage House 1 - Two-room king with Twins
The Carriage House is in the center of Williams tucked behind Arizona's oldest hotel "The Historic Grand Canyon Hotel." In the 1890's it stabled the horses and their carriages. Through the generations it has served many varied and important roles in the town, but never lost its original identity as the Carriage House. Today, the house is split into three bedroom ensuites with a shared foyer. Room one of the carriage house is a larger, open and bright space with two rooms. It's one of the few rooms equipped with a smart tv (Netflix, HBO, Disney+ and a small offering of live tv channels via Roku). While it's not a true ADA accessible room in every way, it's one of our best options for accessibility. There are no interior steps, wider door ways, and a grab bar at the toilet and tub/shower. It is a two-room suite with a king bed and bathroom in the first room, and two twin beds in the other. The back door gives access to the a back patio area that is shared with carriage House room 2. There is a mini fridge in the foyer that is shared with carriage house rooms 1 and 2. All carriage house guests still have access to the main area at all hours with a personalized code.
Carriage House Room 2- King Junior Ensuite
The Carriage House is in the center of Williams tucked behind Arizona's oldest hotel "The Historic Grand Canyon Hotel." In the 1890's it stabled the horses and their carriages. Through the generations it has served many varied and important roles in the town, but never lost its original identity as the Carriage House. Today, the house is split into three bedroom ensuites with a shared foyer. Room two of the carriage house is a larger king room.. It's one of the few rooms equipped with a smart tv (Netflix, HBO, Disney+ and a small offering of live tv channels via Roku). There are no interior steps. The back door gives access to the a back patio area that is shared with Carriage House Room 1. There is a mini fridge in the foyer that is shared with carriage house rooms 1 and 3. All carriage house guests still have access to the main area at all hours with a personalized code.
Carriage House Room 3 - Large King Suite
The Carriage House is in the center of Williams tucked behind Arizona's oldest hotel "The Historic Grand Canyon Hotel." In the 1890's it stabled the horses and their carriages. Through the generations it has served many varied and important roles in the town, but never lost its original identity as the Carriage House. Today, the house is split into three bedroom ensuites with a shared foyer Room three of the carriage house is our largest king room. It's one of the few rooms equipped with a smart tv (Netflix, HBO, Disney+ and a small offering of live tv channels via Roku). Equipped with a gas fireplace and jacuzzi tub, it has a romantic flare along with the with the historical. There is a mini fridge in the foyer that is shared with carriage house rooms 1 and 2. All carriage house guests still have access to the main area at all hours with a personalized code.
Room 19 - Innkeeper's Quarters
Step into a slice of history at Arizona's oldest hotel with a stay in Suite 19, lovingly known as "The Innkeeper's Quarters." This unique suite was once home to the hotel's original proprietors, blending timeless charm with modern comforts. As you enter, you'll be greeted by the warmth of cozy wood floors and the stunning character of exposed brick and rock walls, showcasing the hotel's storied past. The ambiance is both inviting and intimate, making it the perfect retreat for travelers seeking a special getaway. One of the suite's standout features is its fully equipped kitchenette, complete with essential cookware, glassware, and a selection of spices, allowing you to prepare your favorite meals at your leisure. Enjoy a quiet evening in, or savor a meal at the small dining area, all while immersing yourself in the rich history that surrounds you. For entertainment, the Innkeeper's Quarters offers a smart TV with HBO, Netflix, Disney+, and live channels via ROKU, ensuring you can unwind with your favorite shows after a day of exploration. Located on the ground floor, this suite boasts convenient access to the parking lot via the back door, making your travels hassle-free. Whether you're here for a romantic escape or a family adventure, The Innkeeper's Quarters provides a cozy haven where the echoes of the past meet the comforts of today. Experience the perfect blend of history and hospitality-book your stay in Suite 19 today!
Smart TV with HBO, Netflix, and Disney+ (No cable)
Stove
Oven
Spices
Basic Kitchenware
Kitchenette
Innkeeper's Quarters & Loft Combo
Experience the perfect blend of old-world charm and comfort in our unique combination of the historic Innkeeper's Quarters and our spacious Large Loft Room. Nestled within the oldest hotel in Arizona, this beautifully decorated suite offers a rare opportunity to stay in a space that's as rich in character as it is in comfort. Ideal for families, groups, or guests seeking extra space, the suite features two interconnected rooms with a private door, three full bathrooms for added convenience, and a thoughtfully equipped kitchenette complete with basic cookware and serving sets. Whether you're relaxing in one of the thoughtfully styled rooms or preparing for a day of exploration, this suite offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere that reflects the timeless elegance of Arizona's most storied hotel.
Kitchen Sink
Dishwasher