The Lodge was recommended to us by the cowboy that owns the "DeBerge" Leather shop. When the locals like a place,, it must be good! The bed was extra comfortable. We both have back problems and we slept like babies with no pain. The room had all the space we needed, with large TV and ice box. The owners bent over backwards to make our stay pleasant. We are from South Louisiana and they put extra heat in the room thinking we would have problems with the snowy temperature. Thanks Greg, but it felt colder down home when we left (never with snow, of course....LOL). They even put large bottles of body wash and shampoo....no little miniatures that last for one use for their guest..... The only thing that I wished for was a coffee pot in the room for our lazy get-ups!! I understand now that we could have asked and gotten one...OH WELL,,,, NEXT TIME!!!
The last day we were there, we had their special breakfast....YUMMY!!
They will fix it any way you can think of.....and alot of it. "CAN'T BELEIVE WE ATE THE WHOLE THING"!
We were treated like long time friends....and hope to be back some day.

Aubrey and Kim from Cajun Country

We were a little scared to stay here...can't really tell you why, but we are so pleasantly surprised. The room we stayed in was spacious and cute. If you are looking for luxury, DO NOT stay in Williams. If you are looking for an old fashioned town, this is the place and Inn for you. The location was great, at one end of old Rte 66. The innkeeper was very helpful and gracious. I would stay here again and recommend it.

Nice enough room, work being done in room next door was fairly loud, but ceased in the evening. I found the town of Williams to be kind of dissapointing as a whole, but this hotel was not bad. It is a fine "jump off" spot for heading to the Grand Canyon whether by train or car (I drove). Could have been cleaner - cleaning person missed a used washcloth from previous guest. Oh, and if its cold outside, make sure you ask for a second space heater! Even with that it took a long time for the room to warm up (keep in mind, I'm from south Florida and am not used to cold at all). Lots of blankets provided.

People were friendly and helpful. I didn't have breakfast so cannot comment.

We stayed at the Buffalo Pointe based on travelor's reviews from TripAdvisor, and I have to admit it's the first time I felt that TripAdvisor let me down -- although admittedly I did "ignore" some of the negative reviews being the generally positive person that I am! I've stayed in a lot of different B&Bs, but this one just really doesn't measure up! My overall feeling is that the owners/managers just really don't care enough to pay attention to all the little details that distinguish a B&B from the local Motel 6! For instance:
1. We had to go downstairs to ask for a roll of toilet paper, as our roll was 3/4 empty when we moved into our room, and no extra rolls to be found in the room or bathroom.
2. We had to keep taking the lid off the toilet and "fixing" it ourselves, as it had a problem with either not flushing or constantly running, which was very annoying.
3. Towel bar in the bathroom had parts missing/broken -- how hard is this to fix?
4. Little details such as no where in either room (we had two) to hang shirts on hangers (we ended up having to hang shirts on a wall sconce.
5. This is strictly a personal preference -- but we feel that no matter how nice the animal is, DOGS DO NOT BELONG IN A BED AND BREAKFAST ESTABLISHMENT!
6. The rooms are just slightly above "shabby" category, i.e. stains on the carpets, curtains made out of sheets, etc.