Located on Route 66, Williams is a unique mountain community filled with history and nostalgia. Founded in the late 1800's by ranchers, railroaders, and lumbermen, Williams' name comes from the famous trapper and "mountain man", Bill Williams. Remnants of those early days are still visible in the buildings, streets, and neighborhoods of modern-day Williams.

Once a bawdy frontier town, the historic district now offers glimpses into Williams' colorful past. Saloons, bordellos, and shops have been brought back to life through the care and concern of present-day Williams merchants. Visitors can stroll the brick sidewalks, and enjoying the ambience of times gone by. Visitors are sometimes surprised by "cowboy gunfighters" - a mainstay of Williams summertime entertainment!

Located within this same historic area is the historic Grand Canyon Railway & Resort and Williams Depot. The whistle sounds each day to announce the train's departure from Williams to the Grand Canyon. Call 1-800-THE-TRAIN to find out more.

• Americas Best Value Inn, Williams
• Best Western, Williams
• Canyon Country Inn Williams
• Days Inn, Williams
• Econo Lodge, Williams
• Fairfield Inn By Marriott, Williams
• Grand Canyon Hotel, Williams
• Grand Canyon Railway Hotel, Williams
• Holiday Inn, Williams
• Howard Johnson Express Inn, Williams
• Knights Inn, Williams
• Mountain Side Inn, Williams
• Rodeway Inn, Williams
• Rodeway Inn and Stes Downtowner, Williams
• Super 8 Grand Canyon, Williams
• The Westerner Motel, Williams
• Williams Grand Canyon Travelodge, Williams