Stayed at the El Rancho for four nights. Clean and comfortable with genuine hospitality and Route 66 ambience. Not fancy, but certainly reminiscent of a slower-paced, less harried time. Good value for those who do not require all the modern-day extras. Will stay there again for sure.

We stayed for 3 nights during an 18 day trip in September 2006. The motel is on the edge of the town, but you can walk to all the amenities. The receptionist (Maureen) was very welcoming and pleasant. She booked flights over the canyon and the trip on the Grand Canyon Railway for us. The rooms are a little dated, but clean and our room had a microwave and a small fridge. The price was very reasonable and we would not hesitate to stay again.

We stayed here at the end of July on a vacation through AZ. The owner is extrememly nice and friendly. Rooms were clean and comfortable but certainly no frills (although they did have a cofeemaker and microwave). The small outdoor pool was clean but very cold (heated - but very cold). Great value for the money - right at the end of the Williams main street - near restaurant and ice cream parlor.

The room was very hot when we arrived - 85+ degrees. The small window unit never cooled the room very well. I think it was cooler outside. The bedding was old. The bedspread was dirty and the blankets were old and had holes in them. This was not a great place to stay!