Grand Canyon, Williams, Route 66, Historic Getaway

We invite you to stay at our comfortable, inviting, and historic home, built in 1900. We are located in the historic residential district of the scenic mountain town of Williams, Arizona off the nostalgic Route 66.
Our home is decorated with antique furnishings and items of the historic era. House comfortably sleeps 8, with 3 themed bedrooms. The Wild West Room hosts a queen size bed, the Scarlet Room a full size bed, the Route 66 Room a trundle bed which converts into a king or 2 twin beds and the living room has a queen sofa pull out bed. There are two full baths supplied with towels and basic amenities. The kitchen is equipped with both basic and small appliances, pantry items, full place settings, silverware, and cookware. Home features a comfortable living room and dining area, a small office with a library containing books and information on the Grand Canyon, historical Williams, Route 66, Arizona, and the Wild West.
Our home has an inviting veranda front porch for viewing the stunning Arizona sunsets and looking out into the spectacular starry moonlit nights and a back patio with an outside grill and chiminea for a cozy fire.
We are 55 minutes from the breathtaking and enchanting Grand Canyon.
Williams is home to the Grand Canyon Railway and its winter Polar Express which runs from November thru the first part of January. We are approximately 60 minutes from Oak Creek Canyon and Village and the colorful red rock town of Sedona. We are about 60 miles east of the intriguing Grand Canyon Caverns near Seligman, AZ and about 50 minutes from the Hopi and Navajo Nations where you can purchase Native American arts and crafts and visit their ancient village and ruins.
We are within minutes of fishing, hunting, hiking, cycling, swimming, golfing, snow skiing, sledding and exploring.
Our home is 1 block from the Kaibab National Forest where you can take scenic drives to view wildlife in their natural habitat or hike and rock climb in the wilderness area of Sycamore Canyon. We are about 45 minutes away from the beautiful Arizona Snowbowl where you can snowboard and ski in the winter months and enjoy scenic gondola rides and other activities in the summer months.
Our home is located within walking distance to the historic Route 66, where you can dine in local charming restaurants, visit our hometown brewery or our wine tasting lounge and take a horse and carriage ride thru downtown Williams with its old historic saloons, gift and craft shops. Williams is minutes from Bearizona, the Deer Farm, Canyon Coaster Adventure Park, and about an hour and half from the historic ghost town of Jerome, AZ.
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Property type: historic style home

Meals: guests provide their own meals

Location type: forest and mountain views, historical residential district

Theme: family, relaxing, adventure

General: living room sofa with queen pull out bed
Dining room
2 full baths with towels, hairdryer and basic amenities provided
3 bedrooms with linens provided
Office area with a small library

Kitchen:
Coffee maker
Stove/oven
Blender
Dishwasher
Toaster
Dishes, utensils, pots and pans
Refrigerator and freezer
Heating
Plenty of extra blankets and comforters

Laundry room, iron and ironing board

Entertainment: Satellite TV, WiFi, DVD
Games, puzzles
Books
Some toys

Outside:
Veranda front porch
Back patio, outdoor grill and chiminea with wood provided.

Suitability:
Non-smoking only
No pets
Children welcome
Events allowed
Long-term renters welcome

Attractions:
Grand Canyon National Park
Historic Williams (Home of the Bill Williams Mountain Men)
Historic Route 66, The Grand Canyon Railway, Bearizona, The Deer Farm, Canyon Coaster Adventure Park, Grand Canyon Caverns, Oak Creek Canyon and Village, Sedona, Sycamore Canyon, Native American ruins, Snow skiing/boarding at Arizona Snowbowl, Star gazing at Flagstaff Lowell Observatory. Golfing at Williams Elephant Rocks Golf Course, Old-Timers Cowboy Rodeo and The Route 66 Classic Car event in summertime-August- Williams, AZ.


Leisure activities:
Horseback riding
Sightseeing
Scenic drives
Walking
Photography
Bird and wildlife watching
Golfing
Fishing many nearby lakes
Canoeing
Cross-country skiing, Kaibab national forest
Snowmobiling
Star gazing
Swimming

Local services and businesses:
Grocery store
Bank/ATM
Library/ access to internet
Post office
Local artisan crafts
Restaurants
Recreation/Aquatic Center featuring basketball, skateboarding, and playground
Fitness center
Local Brewery and Wine tasting lounge
Cyber Cafe
Jeep tours

Sports and adventures:
Mountain Biking
Hiking
Hunting big and small game
Rock climbing
Downhill skiing and snowboarding
Cycling
Rafting
Backpacking and Exploring