We really enjoyed our comfortable rooms with new beds, the staff was exceptionally friendly, and the location was convenient, with Williams Depot a short distance away.

Very small rooms !

The hotel was clean, I loved it. The stuff where excellant and helpful. The location was particularly good, a 10-15 minute walk from Williams Depot. The attached restaurant onsite had delicious dishes.

The rooms are relaxing with second-story windows. the bed is very comfortable and newer. - the staff is really friendly. - the location is particularly good and excellent, near Williams Depot. - the restaurant serves delicious Thai food.

Not much...This so called "hotel" is a rip off. It is over priced, uncomfortable and just plain cramped. From the crazy check in across the street to the "we ain't got no ice, but you can get it down at the Safeway"to the postage stamp size of the rooms, this place is ...what can I say...probably better than sleeping in the car

See above...hey, the little television didn't even work, and of course there was absolutely no one to call since the only staff on duty leaves early...

The room was really comfortable and the staff were very friendly and helpful.

The wifi wasn't working when we stayed.

The rooms come with a lovely bedroom and continental breakfast, including awesome muffins and preserves, in an amazing location close to Sycamore Canyon– thoroughly enjoyed my stay here!

Just on route 66, and closed to town. Breakfast is good. Hotel room is very small but since is a B&B you cannot expect all rooms like a hotel.

bed is uncomfortable, too soft and by back feel sore in the morning.

hard beds, crowded bathroom

Had a really nice stay in your welcoming Lodge and town. the breakfast was lovely. - the room was nicely furnished and large with a very comfortable newer bed. - the location was magnificent, near a Historic 130-Mile Scenic Railroad.

At first, we thought this was a letdown, reading "For Check-In, see the folks at Country Inn across the street" on a note on the door, and ther found a message, "Will be back at 2 PM" on the desk. So we sat down on the rocking chairs on the front porch (Haven't sat on a front porch, let alone a rocking chair, for a long time. After a few rocks an attractive blonde appeared and all worked out well, we got the keys to a cozy room in an Inn at least as old as the Route 66 itself. Staying here was like living in the history of the US in all positive senses. Kind helpful folks like you'd expect it out West.

It was a small and cozy property. The interior was old but in good condition.

There is no wifi as described here on Booked.net The property seems to be managed by the motel on the other side of the street.

This is now my go-to spot when I'm in the area.

It's located close to Williams' main attractions. The breakfast and room were nice.

We were the only people in the Inn, but really the only one. Even the owner was nowhere to be seen. We had to pick up our keys at another inn (they probably own both, as guests from there had breakfast at the B Pointe Inn). At night, we locked the property ourselves, no one else seemed to bother to do the job. So that was a bit bizarre, although it wasn't not really a problem.

It was like going back in time to the Andy Griffith show. The town looked like something from the sixties. We really enjoyed our stay there.