3 Star Hotels in Williams, Arizona

"Great EV chargers. Super friendly staff who will go above and beyond. "

"Great for a short stay close to Grand Canyon."

"This is an amazing property situated amongst the Red rocks. There are daily and nightly activities, a full breakfast spread, trails on and nearby the property, a wonderful stargazing viewing area, and two poolside retreats. The location and the staff are wonderful!"

"Great service and extremely nice staff."

" Cute little place right off the highway and easy to get to slopes and campus. "

"Fine"

"So close to anything you want to do near the Grand Canyon"

"Property was clean and inviting. "

"Perfect for hiking and relaxing"

"Very comfortable room and bed. Loved that we could get three free drinks each and free food at happy hour, although we weren’t able to take advantage of it, unfortunately. The free breakfast was great!"

"The place is old though pretty well maintained for what it is, but is in desperate need of a full renovation and modern amenities. "

"Good stay"

"The ADA room was large and comfortable for my mother. The place was clean and so cute! I would recommend it to anyone who visits."

"Great experience. Would do it again "

"A beautiful setting with lovely gardens and a spectacular view of the Sedona valley. "

"The unit we stayed in was beautifully decorated and very comfortable. We loved it. "

"This hotel is in the center of the Flag district. All services were available since the downtown offerred all."

"Overall room was very nice and clean. The decor is a little dated and our view was a net towards the driving range. One thing I believe I should mention is all the rooms are charged an additional $200.00 upon check in. This is no where on the website or visible anywhere in the lobby."

"We had to make a last minute reservation here and it way exceeded our expectations! The room was gorgeous and had been recently renovated. Highly recommend!"

"Really enjoyed our stay at the Hyatt. Facilities were nice and located in the heart of downtown Sedona."