The hotel is a few miles out of Williams however their restaurant was ok for dinner and breakfast. The room rate was a little bit higher than what we wanted however the room was large and very clean and tidy.

This was good value accomodation, pretty close to Grand Canyon, hotel food good too!! We drove from Las Vegas which took four hours, so we were ready to sleep & eat so ideal, close to main road but no noise.

The professional pictures of this hotel, along with their reported services and amenities are very nice. Based upon that information we reserved a room for three days in mid September. Upon our arrival, we were disappointed.

First of all, the hotel is located ten miles from the historical town of Williams, and the historical town of Williams is just about all there is to Williams. The hotel is in a very rural area with NOTHING to do or see within about ten miles.

The hotel itself is pretty from the front. If one drives around the back, however, it looks very much like a Motel 6. The side walk is cracked, there are semi trucks parked in the woods and the horses and stable lend a smell reminescent farming.

Out front the pool and hot tub were empty and the latch to the gate was broken. The front sidewalk is also in need of repair. The fitness center, consisting of four peices of equipment, shared a space with the laundry in very drab surroundings. The dining room is nice and each guest receives a daily pass for a light breakfast consisting of two items and a beverage or a $4 discount on a regular meal. The food was fair.

The room was nice and spacious, if dimly lit. We especially liked the tile bathroom. On the down side of the bathroom, it had a low window that opened and only one of the two window panes was frosted which permitted an interesting view to the people of average size or taller from the outside in. This was true of some but not all of the rooms.

And for those of you who need a computer, I don't know about the availablity of WiFi in the rooms, but the one for guests to use in the lobby has been out of service for months. I asked three people and got three very different stories as to why.

We paid $90 a night for our room and if we had it to do over again, we would stay in Williams. There are plenty of hotels in Williams and I doubt that we would even have needed a reservation.

The quality inn mountain ranch and resort is a nice economical resort in the high country of northern Arizona. What I liked - the rooms were large with windows looking out over nice grounds, the pool was great and refreshing, the staff was nice and helpful, and they even have horses on site and some funky stuff like a tepee and other western decor. Yes the rooms are not real modern but who comes to the Grand canyon area and northern Arizona to spend a lot of time in the room? Our room was clean and comfortable and really big. The location was quiet although not real convenient to Williams so if you want to eat away from the hotel it entails driving. But I was pleasantly surprised and would recommend this hotel.