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Best Western Inn of Williams
2600 W Route 66, Williams, Arizona 86046-9182Phone: 928/635-4400 | Fax: 928/635-3017
Enjoy spacious accommodations at this three diamond hotel nestled in the pines at the base of Bill Williams Mountain in Williams, Arizona, the "Gateway to the Grand Canyon". Surround yourself in the whispers of our Ponderosa Pined forest property while escaping the sounds of downtown traffic and trains.
The Best Western Inn of Williams is perfectly located approximately one hour South of Grand Canyon, Northwest of Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon, East of the Grand Canyon Caverns and West of Sunset Crater and Wupatki Monument.
Each spacious, comfortable room is fully equipped with complimentary high-speed Internet access, cable satellite television with pay-per-view, coffee/tea makers, irons/boards and refrigerators. All rooms are 100% nonsmoking.
Every morning guests in this quiet Best Western hotel are greeted with a complimentary full breakfast featuring our waffle station, cereals, juices, pastries, muffins, fresh fruit, coffee, teas, and much more! After a busy day of sightseeing, golfing, shopping or hiking, visitors to this hotel can enjoy a dip in the heated outdoor pool or spa. Wind down your day with a refreshing cocktail, beer or wine in the lounge, by the pool or by the fire pit as you ponder your adventures for the next day.
The Best Western Inn of Williams offers endless outdoor sightseeing and adventure activities. Guided jeep and van tours leave daily from the hotel and the friendly and informative staff is ready to create for you an exciting and memorable stay. Make your reservation and vacation plans today at the Best Western Inn of Williams!
Local Events Worth Considering:
August 2010
Traditionally a chamber music event, the festival also include performances from the Native American composer Apprentice Project.
September 2010
Entertainment includes Barrio Latino, folklorico dancers and Mariachi bands, arts/crafts and food Mercado & Cantina. From 11am - 7pm in Wickenburg.
Fair exhibits, presentations, entertainment, demolition derby, 4-H livestock auction, magicians, clowns, petting zoo, carnival rides, exhibits. In Flagstaff.
Presented by the Route 66 Car Club, dash plaques, goodie bags, door prizes, 50/50, limited to 400 vehicles. In downtown Flagstaff.
4-H activities, crafts, entertainment, games, go-kart racing, livestock auction, rodeo, midway, All-American Beef Cook-out, championship bull riding. In Kingman.
Bluegrass and acoustic Music Festival. A band contest with more than $2000 in prizes, Saturday night barn dance. In Flagstaff.
The “Coolest Marathon” in Arizona. Flagstaff Nordic Center, 10K, half and full-marathon trail runs to benefit North Country Community Health Center.
Events will be at various locations around Flagstaff.
October 2010
For the Native American scholarship program, silent auction, dinner of traditional foods. In Tucson.
The best of Arizona acoustic music with more than 150 performers, including fiddlers, banjo players, guitarists, singers and songwriters. Free. In Prescott.
Run roughly a half marathon up 3,000 ft. to Doyle Saddle and back, in celebration of fall, free. In Flagstaff.
Includes 5K run/walk, Pow Wow, baby contest, concerts and a carnival, all Indian open rodeo, parade, Yeii bi cheii ceremony. In Tuba City.
Showcasing both new and legendary Jazz artists.
Features over 150 artists and craft makers from the US showcasing works in a variety of mediums.
November 2010
3 nationally known bands & competition in 13 categories for $6500 in prize money. In Wickenburg.
Sponsored by the Wickenburg Gem & Mineral Society. Gems and unique stones, also a variety of unique artwork in this media. In Wickenburg.
Hand-crafted items, holiday gifts, quilts, wall hangings, table runners, stuffed animals, quilts, pillows, potholders, ornaments, free. In Prescott Valley.
