If you're going to be in Williams for any length of time, I highly recommend this lodging. We stayed for a few nights with our son in one of their rail cars. SO cool! My son LOVED the bunks in the back of the rail car, and the little playground. It was just lovely and so much fun! More

We wanted to stay in Williams because its a nice town. The Canyon Motel is a nice and reasonably priced place to stay to get that old Route 66 feel. Also, if you are a railfan, this is a great place to enjoy some real Santa Fe cabooses. More

Spent one night in the caboose, it was very cozy and comfortable, kids loved staying in a railroad car and hanging out at their little outdoor playground. Staff was very welcoming and friendly. More

Sadly we only stayed for one night at the Canyon Motel. It is a lovely place with cozy cabins in wonderful surroundings. The staff are friendly and very helpful. And it was in a great location, far enough from town to feel like you are out in the wild but close enough to pop in for dinner or a bit... More

I stumbled on this flagstone cottage type motel in a rain storm on my motorcycle. After setting in the hostess knocked on my door with a welcome package and a much needed breakfast bar. A quaint place with super people running the place. Clean, cozy, will stay again! More

We stayed at the Canyon Motel 3 nights in February of 2010 and thoroughly enjoyed it. we stayed in a little rock cabin that seemed small, but very comfortable.. The Caboose was being renovated as was the office at the time. There were very few people in Williams as it was cold and snowing so we could have stayed almost... More

I love this place. Staff is friendly, rooms are clean, and the place is unique and different. Loved it! More

We loved that place. First the welcome of the check lady was priceless. She was just a gem! We love the bohemian style of the all place. Rooms are not very big but very cosy, warm and just what you need for a stop before the Grand Canyon. Defensively a place to stay in Williams!!! More

From the moment we spoke to the adorable reception clerk we knew this was the place for the night. It's a little bohemian, a little remote, a little dark on arrival but topped with lashings of Route 66 character. The accommodation has a massive spectrum, from RV pitches, to tents, to chalet-style rooms or - wait for it... authentic vintage... More