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The Canyon Motel and RV Park

WHAT OUR GUESTS SAY

These review excerpts are the 2010 assorted opinions
of Visitor & Guests to The Canyon Motel & RV Park.

From: The Brown's of Placerville, Ca.
To: The Canyon Motel & RV Park
Sent: 3/14/2010

Thank you for the email showing all the updates to your park and surrounding area.

We love your park and although we've only been there once, we'd love to come again and again. You have the best RV Park in Williams, and we will always remember and recommend your park.

Thank you for keeping us informed. That's great PR.
Sincerely,
The Brown's of Placerville, Ca.


From: John & Adrienne Cantella, Mayer, AZ
To: The Canyon Motel & RV Park
Sent: 3/14/2010

Re: New attraction coming to Williams (Bearizona)

Thanks for the heads up on new developments in Williams, looking forward to our next visit.
John & Adrienne Cantella, Mayer, AZ


Comforting - great value!”
Wellington: Jan 13, 2010
Trip type: Couples

Canyon Motel: We stayed at the Canyon Motel while visiting the Grand Canyon over New Year's weekend. We would have liked to stay in a rail car, but as they're not winterized, we stayed in a king room in one of the flagstone cottages instead. Our room had charming decor and was very clean and cozy (but not cramped) with plenty of character to boot. The fridge, microwave and coffee maker came in handy (the previous reviewer who had to pay for coffee must not have taken advantage of this feature), and the dining table was very handy. My partner broke her arm at the Grand Canyon on the second day of our stay, so our checkout was delayed somewhat and the office staff was very gracious about allowing a later checkout time. Also, she was able to shower comfortably in the bathroom - even in a plaster splint with a garbage bag tied over it! The motel isn't in the very center of town, but it's just a short drive away and very convenient to I-40 and the road to the Grand Canyon. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay here again.

• Date of stay January 2010
• Visit was for Leisure
• Traveled with: Spouse/Partner
• Would you recommend this hotel to a friend? Yes


“Taking a ride on the Polar Express? Stay in a Caboose Afterwards!!!”
DesertDweller
Phoenix AZ
Dec 25, 2009 | Trip type: Family

It's rare that I rate a property 5 stars, but the Canyon Motel deserves just that! We stayed in Caboose No. 1, which was a fabulous, magical experience for our children (and us, too!) We checked in upon arrival in Williams for the Polar Express, and our stay in the caboose just made the entire evening that much more special. I almost hesitated to write this review, fearing that others would try for a Caboose/Polar Express combo ~ but I've booked our stay for next year, so I'm not worried! In fact, I'd recommend that anyone coming to Williams for the Polar Express experience try to reserve a caboose at the Canyon Motel vs. the hotel at the Grand Canyon Railway Depot ~ it really is a unique, fun way to add a special dimension to the experience!

The layout in the caboose is perfect for a family ~ when you walk in, there's a bed for the parents, along with a TV, fridge, and microwave. The bathroom is in the center of the caboose and has a sink, toilet, and shower. At the back of the caboose is a bed big enough to be shared by two children, with their own TV/VCR combo, and then an upper bunk. My kids were transfixed by the stay ~ it truly was delightful!

• Date of stay December 2009
• Visit was for Leisure
• Traveled with Family with Young Children
• Member since March 08, 2005
• Would you recommend this hotel to a friend? Yes


“Totally Chill Spot”
Canyon Motel & RV Park
biotribe: Los Angeles, California
Dec 13, 2009 | Trip type: Friends getaway

After a long day of work and a longer night driving, it was great to roll up to this perfectly quaint and comfortable roadside repository. 2am saw my buddy and I driving up to the even-in-the-dark-cute compound of respectable and clean cabin-rooms. 2 beds, fridge, wall heater and HOT morning shower got us good-to-go for our 30 mile trek into the wild. Nancy, front desk concierge was also extremely friendly and helpful amidst hundreds of inviting Grand Canyon/Arizona impulse buy trinkets. Would stay again and would try a Box Car room in one of the vintage Rail Cars.

• Date of stay: November 2009
• Visit was for: Leisure
• Traveled: With Friends
• Would you recommend this hotel to a friend? Yes


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Arizona Highways
Magazine Review

Snuggled in a blanket of aromatic pines and whispering breezes, 18 newly renovated cottages welcome visitors to a world where nature's beauty stretches in every direction. Escape to a cozy cottage setting with rustic furnishings, comfortable beds, with microwave ovens, coffee makers, and refrigerators. Breathtaking views feature the towering spire of Bill William's mountain, whose peak touches the clouds at 9,200 feet. Hiking, mountain biking, bird watching, and other outdoor activities abound, and the Grand Canyon is a short drive north on scenic Highway 64.

You'll find this updated older motel on the eastern outskirts of Williams, tucked against the trees. While the setting and new rooms in duplex flagstone cottages are nice enough, the real attractions are the railroad cars parked in the front yard. You can stay in a caboose or a Pullman car, which makes this a fun place to overnight if you're planning on taking the excursion train to the Grand Canyon. I prefer the caboose rooms, which have a more authentic feel. A horseshoe pit, swing set, board games, a fire ring, propane barbecues, and a nature trail provide plenty of entertainment for the whole family.

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1900 East Rodeo Road
Route 66
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Williams, Arizona 86046
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