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Historic Home on Route 66. Near Grand Canyon Railway, Bearizona, Golf, Shopping
Williams house
4 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 8
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$570
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$330
Raccoon Ranch - Spring Break Time! Grand Canyon, Flag, Williams
Williams log cabin
2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 10
“Peaceful in rustic neighborhood” The cabin was very clean and well furnished. Very comfortable for 4 friends traveling the area. Owners were very responsive to a minor glitch. Tucked in a wooded "rustic" neighborhood so it may be a bit isolated if you are expecting people around you. No views at all except for the neighbors homes but it was almost a relief after looking at all the sights around the area of Sedona and the Grand Canyon. Train was not a bother to me but one of my friends was disturbed at night. One hour to Grand canyon and about the same to Sedona... Loved the Elk in the farm field near the train tracks.
Responds fast! avg. 1 hour 30 minutes
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$286
Williams Golf Home Near Grand Canyon, Sedona, Flag
Williams house
4 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 8
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$399
Responds fast! avg. 1 hour 43 minutes
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$228
Moose Manor - Spring Break Time! Luxury in Grand Canyon/Flagstaff Area
Williams log cabin
2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 10
“Terrific Family Vacation at Moose Manor” We were lucky enough to find this cabin for our family of five. This was our first trip to the Grand Canyon. We have three kids (11, 9 & 9). Moose Manor was perfect for our family. The cabin is surrounded by trees and is so peaceful. The cabin was clean, warm and inviting. When we did eat there it was on the back porch which is so relaxing. I found everything that I needed to make meals. We made daily trips to the Canyon which took 1.25 hours each way. We never would have found a place as nice as this closer to the Grand Canyon. We were 10-15 minutes from town (Williams) which had everything that we needed: cute shops, restaurants, Safeway, post office etc... Amy and Steve made it easy to rent from, not to mention that I felt completely comfortable about renting long distance. I would highly recommend any of the cabins from Classy Cabins.
Responds fast! avg. 1 hour 30 minutes
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$286
Buck N Ham Palace - Spring Break Deals! Beautiful, Flagstaff, Grand Canyon
Williams log cabin
4 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 11
Responds fast! avg. 1 hour 30 minutes
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$395
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$205
Xmas Grand Luxxe 2 bdrm Nuevo Vallarta Dec19-26/14
Williams hotel apartment
2 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 6
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$733
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$228
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$228
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$228
The Sherman House walking distance to downtown with wood burning stove and WIFI
Williams house
4 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 10
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$239
Grand Canyon Hideaway #76 (20 min from South Rim)
Williams cottage
2 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 8
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$228
Great rentals within 20 miles that match your search
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$485
Cottage near Grand Canyon-Horse Riding-Target Shoot-Hike-Fire Pit-Gas BBQ!
Grand Canyon National Park cottage
1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 4
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$125
Responds fast! avg. 3 hours 59 minutes
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$287
Responds fast! avg. 1 hour 30 minutes
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$304
Guest Suite near Grand Canyon-Horseback Riding-Target Shooting-Dogs OK!
Flagstaff guest house
1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 6
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$111
About Williams
Williams, Arizona is known as the entrance to the Grand Canyon. While taking a trip through Arizona, be sure to stop over in this city in Coconino County. FlipKey has the perfect Williams vacation rental waiting for you.
About Williams
Williams lies on the historic Route 66, located just one hour away from the Grand Canyon. It achieved its name from its founder, Bill Williams who discovered the area in 1881. Due to this, a statue named 'Old Bill' lives in Monument park, and the mountain which lies south of the town is named 'Bill Williams Mountain'.
This destination is truly for an outdoor enthusiast. It features seven fishing lakes, hiking trails up Bill Williams Mountain, ski trails and an array of wildlife. The historic Downtown district covers six blocks, which boast a rich heritage and culture, plenty of memorabilia and quirky gifts galore.
Tourists flock to the city to explore the opportunity on offer and some take a road trip around the backways of Williams to check out the picturesque scenery and get up, close and personal with rare wildlife.
What to do
Williams is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and activities within the area include fishing, horseback riding, biking, fishing, golfing, off-roading, hiking and even camping should you wish to!
Bearizona is a National wildlife park located in Northern Arizona and gives tourists the opportunity to drive through in the safety of their own vehicle. Here, you will discover wildlife such as goats, wolves and bears, just to name a few. There's also a walk-through option in some areas of the park, so you can stroke the animals and watch up-close from seating areas.
The historic Grand Canyon Railway is a must for all train enthusiasts. Established in the 1800's it transports passengers to Grand Canyon's South rim. Throughout the year, the railway holds special events such as the Polar Express train ride—accompanied by Santa and his reindeer of course—and the Pumpkin Patch train ride which is held during Halloween.
Top travel tips
There are no regular public transportation services within Williams due to the remoteness of the area, so you’ll need a car. If you are tired of driving and looking for another alternative, you may decide to hire a local taxi to make your way around the city.
The temperature in Williams is fairly warm throughout the year, but it’s significantly cooler during the winter months. In the peak of summer, temperatures can reach up to 80 degrees, so it would always be worth being prepared for hotter climates during the months of July and August.
Take a short stop on your travels down Route 66 and visit the historic city of Williams. Ideal for the outdoorsy type, you'll be spoilt for choice with the amount of activities on offer during your stay. Book your Williams vacation rental with FlipKey to make your trip that much better!
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