Holiday Inn Express & Suites Williams, an IHG Hotel

THe hotel is conveniently located and is a short walk or drive to downtown Williams. The rooms are decent sized and are quiet. We stayed during peak season for Polar Express so the hotel was very busy. The biggest drawback was the lack of space in the breakfast area with so many people/families. Each morning the area was full with no seating available. That being said I was VERY Impressed with the staff members responsible for the breakfast area. I have never seen staff working so hard to keep things stocked and cleaned at a hotel that offers free breakfast for all guests. The guy and gal were always available and proactively kept everything stocked even with the constant flow of people. Great job to the staff.

This is by far one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed at. Upon arriving one of the ladies from the front desk was very rude. She spoke with attitude and with a condescending tone. We asked about the additional fee that they added to our bill to find out what it was about, and she gave very rude responses. We were just politely asking the origin of the fee, nothing else. Going into the room, the headboard was scratched up, lamp shades were not aligned, scratches on the office chair. It was a very messy room overall. They rollaway bed was extremely uncomfortable and that same lady at the front desk did not show any compassion for our discomfort. We then went to the swimming pool, and it was just diluted with a ton of chlorine. I came out of the pool with red, burning eyes with extreme blurry vision. I have never ever had this type of terrible experience at a hotel's swimming pools before. Thankfully there was a water fountain outside that I drenched my burning eyes in. We then had an extremely uncomfortable overnight stay. The beds were just awful. The following morning, we went down for breakfast. The staff in the morning were very nice, and the food was alright. The options were slim. I will never recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the grand canyon or to Williams. Try another hotel near by or just stay in Flagstaff.

Check-in was easy and staff were considerate. There was a dirty sock sitting right in the hallway corner outside my door. This sock did tint my view of the rest of the hotel and room cleanliness. The room itself seemed clean if ignoring the sock outside the door. The pull out bed mattress was horrible basically a bunch of springs with a thin layer of cloth. Their were no sheets for the pull out bed in the room either. Main bed mattresses were very hard. Near the hardest I've ever slept on. I understand some people like that. Mine and my wife's opinion were that they are way too hard to almost back pain in the morning. Otherwise, fridge and microwave were fine. Someone cleaning forgot to check the fridge as we found a drink in it so again questioned the cleanliness of the room. Those kind of simple checks really effect a guests opinion. Breakfast was great. plenty of options and good food for a hotel breakfast.

By far the worst Holiday Inn we have ever slept in. I wish I could upload the disgusting photos. If there were other affordable hotel that would fit five people available for our stay, we would have left. There was an incredibly amount of dirt build up on the bathroom vent, a booger was stuck on a frame, on the wall hair still stuck on the bathroom walls right when we walked in, looked like mold growing all over the shower, the curtains had many stains on it, the back board on the beds had many holes, and when we reached out to the front office about our TV had no sound they basically did not know how to fix it and mentioned it can be looked at tomorrow once maintenance crew was in. Also the pull out matress was so horrible all you felt was springs. Guest deserve compassionate, sanitary, knowledgeable, and problem solving. Definitely didn't fell that was at this vacation

Worst hotel stay I have ever had. Staff dressed sloppy. Most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept in. The headboard on one of the beds was falling apart and completely unsanitary. The shower handle was broken to the point that we could barely turn the shower on and off, and couldn’t adjust the temperature. The walls are so thin that you can hear everything from other rooms. The hot tub was barely warm. I frequently stay at IHG hotels and am astonished at the poor quality. Do not recommend this hotel at all.

I give this hotel a 0 but it won't let me. I will post in every review in every platform. By far the worst Holiday Inn we have ever slept in. I wish I could upload the disgusting photos. If there were other affordable hotel that would fit 5 people available for our stay, we would have left. There was an incredibly amount of dirt build up on the bathroom vent, a booger was stuck on a frame, on the wall hair still stuck on the bathroom walls right when we walked in, looked like mold growing all over the shower, the curtains had many stains on it, the back board on the beds had many holes, and when we reached out to the front office about our TV had no sound they basically did not know how to fix it and mentioned it can be looked at tomorrow once maintenance crew was in. I use to work at a Marriott years ago and being compassionate, sanitary, knowledgeable, and problem solving was a priority.

Nice location, TVs only had 1 channel working informed gentleman at deask who informed should work and to just unplug and plug back in still did not work neither did the 2 other rooms we booked for our kids. We were not in our rooms long enough to really have to have them but would have been nice. The beds are not really comfortable-hard but we don’t own it just here for a quick stay overnight to see the town. Also in the cafeteria other Holiday ins have a canister for hot water as you have for coffee you may want to add one of those for the hot chocolate you offer to your guests instead of having to ask the front desk to get you hot water when ever you need it 😉

I don't usually take the time to write reviews, but this stay was disappointing enough to be worth taking the time. I stay in a lot of IHG Hotels. This one was not up to their normal standards. Our room was not very clean. There were no trash can liners in the trash cans; we had to go to the desk to ask for them. Housekeeping is not a standard part of the service provided for stay-overs; when you check in, they give you a form that you have to fill out and turn in by 8:00 the following morning if you want housekeeping. There are reusable rubber non-slip mats for the showers; they seem impossible to keep clean and unsanitary. The pool was dirty, and the hot tub was full of laundry soap. Items around the pool were not in good repair. The keurig coffee machine in the room did not seem clean. Breakfast was the best part of the stay. It was delicious and well-stocked, and they offered gluten free items, which was lovely.

We had a wonderful stay at the Holiday Inn Express in Williams, AZ the 10th to 11th of January and again on the 24th to the 25th. Friendly and helpful staff! Our room (129) was clean and comfortable, featuring two queen beds, and Keurig coffee maker. While the bathroom doesn't have a fan or a tub, the walk-in shower was spacious and modern. One of the best surprises was the heated pool--I typically don't get into cold pools, even in summer, so this was a real treat! ‍ The hot breakfast was excellent, offering eggs, protein, cinnamon rolls, fruit, cereal, yogurt, a pancake machine, bread, and muffins--plenty of variety to start the day right. The lobby was open and inviting, making for a welcoming atmosphere. Overall, a great stay, and I'd definitely return! Would highly recommend this hotel for a comfortable, clean, and well-appointed stay in Williams!

Room was clean and breakfast was super convenient! Close to Bearizona and Canyon Coasters which were the reasons for our stay. What's most impressive about this location though is the people that work there! Everyone was so nice and helpful! Specifically Jon at the front desk! He went above and beyond for our family when we ran in to issues during our trip! You won't regret staying here !

$30 resort fee. When we asked at the desk at checkin where was the resort, they said the fee was for electricity and water. At $30 dollars a night? Normally I rate a hotel based on being "quiet" and clean. They get one star because this off season weeknight was quiet. No stars for cleanliness. Finally, I guess the resort fee didn't cover actually having tissues in the tissue box.

The room is pretty decent. Unfortunately, there is no bathtub, but I can live with the shower. It does have an iron and board, single cup coffee maker, a pants rack, 22-inch remote controlled television, microwave, and refrigerator. The air conditioner is preset with no alternative to what it is set on by management staff. There are no usb ports for devices but a good supply of plugs.

First issue, flithy. Curtains stained. This is a new hotel?!? Second issue. Junk fees that they don't let you know in advance. Ie a $30 Utility Surcharge PER NIGHT, Wt.... They also charge a $50/per night pet fee... that's PER NIGHT! We do the route btwn Ojai, CA to Albuquerque frequently and have always stayed next door at La Quinta (where's NO PET FEE & their per night is LESS) but thought we'd give this hotel a try. NEVER AGAIN! Added insult was we were snowed in & the I40 had a train derailment so we had to spend a second night... and where charge again the junk $30/per night Utility Surcharge & $50/per fee. In total two nights there was close to $500. Absolutely do not recommend this hotel.

We enjoyed our 2 night stay here for our Grand Canyon trip. Our room was clean and had everything that was needed. We enjoyed the indoor pool and hot tub. The breakfast in the morning had a good variety of food.

As a diamond member, I stay in many IHG hotels, and this has to be one of the worst. I can't believe this is

The gentleman at the front desk was very nice. Breakfast was the basics... decent enough to start the day. The room was rather gross. The toilet had pee and toilet paper in it... and there were pee and poo stains on the seat. I always carry Lysol wipes so I just cleaned it myself. The shower also looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a while. The bathroom and the bedroom had splatters on the walls. I figured it was food or something but why is it also in the bathroom around the toilet. There was also a fresh stain on the sheet... looked like lipstick, hoping it wasn't blood.

This seems to be a fairly new facility. To find it use your GPS. It is not located just off the interstate but rather in a somewhat remote area. For many people, staying in Williams is a great location for access to the Grand Canyon, especially on the train! This hotel is about a 2 minute drive or 15 minute walk from the train. They do not offer a shuttle. Downtown Williams in the evening is worth visiting as well. Restaurants and shops light up Old Route 66. Think the movie Cars. This is your best bet for dining if staying here. As for the rooms, this place meets all the requirements of a Holiday Inn Express. Spacious, clean and comfortable. Breakfast offered hot items such as eggs and meats along with cereals and pastries. This worked out to be a great base camp for my Grand Canyon adventure.

I was able to book a last minute stay at the Holiday Inn Express in Williams. The hotel and rooms are spotless and the breakfast was great! The staff are very friendly. After checkout I had to wait for my ride to the airport. I had the pleasure of talking to Liz who was so kind and is a wealth of information about the town. She can recommend places to eat and what to do. Thank you Liz!

Well where should I start. When you see the prices that are posted here and on any website it's not the correct price even after you pay for it. There are surcharges once you arrive such as $50 a day per pet per day. Very important you understand that if you're traveling with a pet they don't tell you this and they also tell you at the main reservation that it's $50 that covers your whole stay which is not true. Second there is a surcharge of $30 a day some kind of utility charge. What the heck is this about no idea absolutely terrible and you get it at the end of the stay. Third the hotel is not very clean it's okay if you are OCD definitely don't stay here. Their breakfast was the best one I've had at a little hotel like this for free really enjoyed that. The staff are very kind. If you have electric a car there's car charging here. I just don't like the hidden charges I wish they'd be more upfront. I would suggest maybe try another hotels if you have pets for sure most of them have a flat rate if you're staying multiple days. I got the rate at $107 a night and ended up paying $200 a night. So be aware of this you have been forewarned.

Way overpriced for what we got. Accomodation was described as a "suite", but was just a dinky ol' room with 2 beds and a pullout bed that was the worst possible version of a pullout. Lots of "fees" added when we got the bill, including $40 for utilities!?? No ice on the 2nd floor and no internet connection, even tho' we had the password. Totally unacceptable.

The room was clean and neat. The person at the front desk was helpful when we got here. We were well aware of the $30 charge a night but booked threw the app so it was no big deal. Over all not a bad place to stay.

I hate dumping on economy hotels because you pay for what you get, but there was something here that was just off. First, online (on parent company IHG website), this hotel is listed as newly remodeled. I'm not sure what was new about it, since the carpet and chair in our room were quite stained. Maybe the bathrooms, but those even had tile falling off. Was going to take a dip in the pool and relax in the hot tub, but neither looked like they had been cleaned in some time. The hot breakfast was a nice addition to our stay. I feel like the price is justified by the hotel's closeness to the Grand Canyon, but wasn't worth the $150/night tag.

On our family Grand Canyon vacation I reserved 2 rooms with 2 queen beds each, 1 room for my Daughters family including 2 children age 5 & 7. One room for myself, my bride and adult son. We checked into the Holiday Inn Express in Williams Az. 3/15/24, Our first complaint is we went to make coffee in our room. The coffee maker provided was very dirty under the lid and it was COVERED with FUNGUS and Slim, it was DISGUSTING and UNACCEPTABLE !!! #2) Next was the indoor "Heated Pool/Whirlpool" for the Grandkids.. Only problem the water was COLD !!! Far too COLD to stay in very long. #3) Back at the room I noticed there was ONLY ¼ roll of Toilet Paper on the roller in the bathroom, after an extensive search there was NO Spare ROLL.. I complained at the desk as 3 adults and ¼ roll so he gave me a spare. I sadly found out the next day My daughters room also only had a ¼ roll and NO spare and they ran out during the night.. #4) Between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. there was constant loud banging and stomping and a loud aggressive man's voice coming thru the walls. I asked if there was construction above me, he said there are 4 adults in the room, the noise lasted until after 11:00 p.m.. I fell asleep and woke up to a LOUD mans aggressive voice and more banging noise.. and it was NOT the sound of " Love Making " it was not 3:45 a.m. I was concerned someone was getting assaulted. The next morning I went to front desk to complain. & ON TOP of ALL that, they were going to charge me $84.66 OVER the on-line reservation "Estimated Final Price" After some arguing she removed $60.00 and the G.M. Cindy M. gave me 10,000 points, which is ONLY a $70.00 value. MA$$IVE FAILURE !!! Returning home on Holy Week, I reached out to the GM, Cindy M. with a full detailed report. I asked for credit or points on my 1 room only, It fell on deaf ears. I honestly don't think she cared or had time for me.. it was a MA$$IVE Disappointment on EVERY LEVEL and HUGE $CAM. RUN FORREST RUN from this $$$$CAM Hotel... The second night we all stayed at The Best Western Plus down the street, it was a GREAT experience and about $100.00 CHEAPER

The family stayed here last week and found the room OK but broken glass on the picture frame, and the electrical outlets by the bed are unusable. The computers in the lobby do not function, and management knows that, but I was told by Avery ( night manager), that it cost too much to replace. And I was stunned by a $30 resort fee on top of all else. It is for (1) a $15 fee for water, and (2) a $15 fee for electricity. Crazy. Watch out for housekeeping services .... if you do not ask to change the linen or towels ( if you stay more than a single night) they keep everything the same. Very expensive lodging without first-class support. Try another location closer to the Grand Canyon

There are two immutable truths that I've discovered in my Yelp tenure: (1) You don't win friends with salad; and (2) you don't earn a Review of the Day honorific writing a four star review of a small-town Holiday Inn. But for the road weary traveler, the young couple just starting out, the retired educator fulfilling his lifelong dream of riding a Harley the length of Route 66, or the family looking for lodging to facilitate their Polar Express adventure, I only hope this review offers a little help as you sojourn and saunter and seek solace for your soul. This hotel is sort of out by its lonesome away from the main drag through Williams. This is t a terrible thing, as Williams is smallish anyway. The La Quinta Inn is next door, the Grand Canyon Brewery Restaurant is next to that, and you're a seven minute walk from the Grand Canyon Railway. Everything else is about a five minute drive. The rooms are spacious and about what you'd expect for a Holiday Inn. We stayed in a two queen room, that featured a large bathroom, a mini kitchenette (minifridge, microwave, coffee pot) a work desk, and a killer view of the parking lot. For about $200/night, it was not a bargain, but considering our previous stays at the $79/night hellholes in town, this was better. Our room was allegedly soundproofed, which interestingly... must have worked? My kids were in full Polar Express sugar mode, and no one knocked out on my door from the Arizona Bad Parents Task Force. Or the front desk. The pool is indoor and small. The workout room was actually Ok too. Very nice guy at the front desk. Didn't get his name, but reminded me of that guy that lived three doors down in your ResHall that everyone parties with except you, and for no good reason... Free breakfast was better than a lot of places, but honestly, we just grabbed yogurts and fruit for the Grand Canyon drive, and had breakfast in town. Twice at Pine Country. Anyway, one of the nicer places to stay in Williams. For the price, it damn well better be.

It's a three star hotel people! My sheets were clean, my shower was clean, it had a fridge, basic necessities. Breakfast in the morning was good! The pool was small but it's expected from an indoor pool. The attendants were hospitable but not overly welcoming. Not sure what people expect lol lifting chairs and checking every nick and cranny. Like wtf? Get real! The housekeepers have to turn these rooms quickly so that you all can do your "early check ins and late check outs" if you don't like it? Don't stay in Williams you just may be out of your element. I will most definitely return. It's a super chill town with lots of things to see and do! Be sure to check out Bearizona! and eat at Nanys tacos!!

Worst ever, and we travel a lot! Checked in, found the soap in the bathroom was used, not replaced, towels just dumped on the desk, but that's not the worst. The toilet was clogged up. Called the front desk, and was told I could come down and get a plunger to unclog it. No joking! He said he was the only one there and he couldn't leave the front desk. Ok, so I tried. No luck. I go back down and Liz the manager was there. Her attitude was hideous, "I'm sorry, But..." then a list of excuses. Now I'm annoyed and as I walk away, her comment was "I hope your night gets better". The star is for Richard, the front desk guy. He tried and was sincerely apologetic. This room was WAY to much to pay for a NoTellMotel type establishment. I will NEVER stay at a Holiday Inn again!

This is the most disappointing room I'm ever stayed in. We price shop, so I'm used to cheap hotels and my standards aren't too high. This place is bad. The couch has rips in it, like large holes where you don't want to sit, and the fold out bed sinks down so badly my daughter's afraid to sleep on it. If she gets out on the wrong side the mattress collapses down into a hole. When we told the front desk about the rips (before we knew about the sinking), they said they knew about it... so how long has it been like this?? We were also told the oven is apparently broken, so there will be no breakfast items from the oven. This place is a dump charging regular, decent hotel prices.

I had meant to write this review sooner, but I have just returned from my vacation and found the time to write up my experience. I stayed in room 135 on the night of 10/5/2022 & I was completely dissatisfied with my stay. The room was very nearly nasty. 1-The curtains were filthy. 2-The bathtub not properly cleaned. 3-The bathtub wall tile is missing grout. 4-The room has an odor of rotten eggs. Enough of an odor that I went to Safeway and bought two, Febreeze plug-in air fresheners in an attempt to mask the odor. 5-I ran 6 cups of water through the Keurig coffee maker, still continued to get grounds or some kind of debris in my cup (I use the Keurig to make hot water for the tea bags I bring with me) and gave up trying to make hot water for tea. 6-The refrigerator seal has become detached from it's door. This Holiday Inn seems to have become a construction worker 'man-camp'. There were plenty of work trucks in the parking lot. More than a couple of which were backed into their parking spaces right in front of my room's window. Bright and early at 5am, those diesel work trucks were fired up and left idling while warming up. Again, the truck exhausts were right in front of my room's window. While I'm on the subject of being "The" place for workers to stay, the wear and tear on the hotel reflects that. I'm going to add a few photos to this review as well as a link to Youtube of a short video of the min-fridge. If you're not staying here because your employer sent you to this area to get your hands dirty, don't stay here. Find a hotel that doesn't have a bunch of work trucks in it. https://youtu.be/49i0OdSc24A

Tried to check in early, which I get is not always a thing, but the woman sitting behind the desk playing in her phone with a blank look on her face was so rude that we left, cancelled our reservation and stayed at the newer, nicer Hampton Inn for the same price. Also, there's a sign on the desk apologizing for the yellow water bc the city is replacing the pipes. Made me want to stay there even less. Water wasn't yellow at the Hampton Inn.

We spent last night here before we head up to visit the Grand Canyon shortly. The room was nice and the beds were comfortable...I did find a long dark hair on one of the pillows. No liners in waste baskets. We received one shampoo and two lotions...no conditioner. The shower door/towel rack was broken...not properly installed....a lot of shoddy construction work in the bathroom...shameful since this hotel seems to be a recent build. The breakfast area didn't support enough guests and they kept running out of food and plates. A little unpleasant.

Great for EV owner Recommend for all EV owner Tesla full charge overnight. Close to Grand Canyon Railway.

Rooms were clean but the bathroom needed work. The mold was disgusting in the tub area. There's no ventilation. Breakfast was very good. Clean, hot and fresh. Built 5-6 years ago on the cheap. Showing age already. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Pictures speak for themselves. I should have looked at the yelp page before booking as my complaints mirror prior complaints of poor to non-existent housekeeping taking place here. I understand there is a shortage of people who want to work, but this is just a complete lack of oversight.

Large rooms and nice big showers. Front desk was nice and helpful! Beds were comfortable and easy access from parking lot. Continental breakfast only as the kitchen is having issues. Nice indoor pool/spa. Little laundromat available.

We had a wonderful stop in Williams and slept well at the Holiday Inn.. A nice facility well kept well cleaned and welcoming.. I'd be staying here again when I come through Williams and hope you enjoy it as well

AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!!! The pool was out of service because the roof was leaking, but they told us it would be in use in the evening. After 6pm they told us that the pool would not be in service at all and oh by the way, we can't refund your money because it's after 6. The room was filthy and the couch was ducked tape together. The peep hole had toilet paper shoved in it, not because someone before us wanted privacy, but because it had fallen apart. It gets worse...we had a long wait by the elevator with our child this morning. Two housekeepers, one named Duane, were having a heated obscenity filled rant about how per Duane it's acceptable for a man to "knock a woman upside her f-ing head if she deserves it". My kid was sitting there covering her ears. Ridiculous. Will be calling corporate, because they need to make this right. We paid over 200 dollars for this room.

We stayed here as a base hotel for driving to Grand Canyon/Petrified Forest/Red Rock/Sedona. Parking is free. They have luggage carts by the front doors to use to bring in all your luggage to your room. For COVID, there are only signs that say they require guests without vaccinations to wear masks. However, they do not ask for vaccination documentation. So, most guest and hotel workers are not wearing masks. We got there before our check in time and the front desk clerk checked to see if our room was ready. Pleasantly it was ready and we could check in (and she apologized that the housekeeper carts were still in the hallway..which were we fine with). Our room was clean. You can tell that the bathrooms were remodeled (although it was a bit odd that they kept the old shower soap dish... they do supply those refillable shampoo, conditioner, shower gel bottles). There's a coffee maker, microwave and small fridge. They have DirecTV cable. The hotel has a fitness room and swimming pool. The swimming pool with jacuzzi was a plus... the kids loved it. The jacuzzi looks like its dirty (...but we weren't sure if it looks like that because the blue paint was coming off). Another plus was that the free breakfast had buffet style hot and cold options. Hot options - eggs, omelets, sausage links and sausage patties. (I wish there was bacon..but sadly that was never an option). They had a cool pancake maker that makes fresh pancakes. Kids loved watching it being made. They also had muffins, fruits (banana, orange, apples), cereal, oatmeal, bread, bagels, yogurt, hard boiled eggs milk. They had decaf and regular coffee (although my husband said the coffee wasn't filtered well; I wish there was tea and hot cocoa offered but they didnt have it). They also had juice dispenser (apple and cranberry). I'd definitely recommend. The hotel is also close to the Grand Canyon Brewing Restaurant and historic Williams (which is very cute to check out and their Route 66 places).

We booked the Holiday inn express as our first road trip stop. Loved that it's one of the newer hotels in this cute western town. We were greeted by friendly concierge staff and the check in process was super quick and convenient. The rooms were modern, clean and spacious. Love the extra spacious walk in area with a fridge, microwave and coffee. We had our kids with us, and they had the best time at the indoor pool while we enjoyed the hot tub after a long trip. The complimentary breakfast was great, with many options from pancakes to eggs and bacon or yogurt. Great spot if your visiting the Grand Canyon, which is very easy to drive to from the hotel. Also close to a Safeway if you need to grab anything for your room. Thanks for an awesome stay!

They should fix the room and change new sofa. Noisy from next door, upstairs, and outside. Only Muffin and hot coffee in the morning. Not recommend stay here if you want to a relax happy trip.

Overall for $200 per night military rate, you would expect everything to be spotless or pretty clean. Throughout the room, there were stains on pretty everything, sheets, flooring, couches, and bathroom. This hotel is only a few years old and looks super nice on the outside. Once inside it looks ran down with super dirty carpet throughout the hallways and front room area. Would not stay here again!

This is the by far the worst holiday inn I have stayed at. All breakfast items consistently empty, the bananas are black, apples are shriveled up. No service for the rooms but you are paying for it. If you are visiting the Grand Canyon, do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else.

We stayed here two nights during Spring Break. The stay was pleasant , quiet and comfortable for our family . The first morning we tried to get breakfast but everything was out by the time we got downstairs . Your options were only muffins , coffee and juices (that I could tell) Check in and out was fairly simple . Signs are posted everywhere to wear your mask and hand sanitizing stations are available in plenty of places . We will definitely stay here again when visiting Williams and the Grand Canyon.

When I was given my bill in the morning, it had a $30 utility surcharge added to the quoted room rate I had been given the night before. Since it is a substantial amount, it should have been announced before the morning.

My wife and I traveled to Williams for young life camp and unfortunately they didn't have enough space for both of us so at the last minute we booked this hotel and the staff was so nice. We didn't spend more than a few hours sleeping and didn't try the food. The staff was so friendly.

Only place in Williams WITHOUT pet friendly rooms. Hotel was not clean. Trash overflowing in trash container at entry, dirty/grimy floors in public area inside hotel. Another customer - a stranger - said to me she had never stayed at a holiday inn express this dirty. Reserved double queen room with sofa sleeper. 3 women staying in the room. First room had only a small chaise in the room - only large enough for a small child to sleep. Had to request a new room. Next 2 rooms had sofa sleepers, both with several holes in the fake leather, stuffing was visible, and with duck tape attempting to cover the holes. Hideous! The hotel clerk apologized and said they were being replaced. I'm doubtful. The mattress was the worst - thin, dirty and stained. I opted to just sleep on the sofa without opening the sleeper. I wd never stay here again and have advised others not to. Maybe the LaQuinta next door is better is you're ok with a pet friendly room. This was a disappointing start to our Grand Canyon visit.

Beautiful brand new building. Two years old in 2018. Modern, spacious rooms with comfy beds and pillows. Room looked pristine at check in. Clean room, clean lobby. Kat, who checked us in was efficient and friendly. Perfect. She gets extra points for being helpful and hospitable. Just don't go to the Grand Canyon Brewery if they recommend it. Worst food. But I don't have anywhere else in Williams to compare to, maybe most the food there is mediocre considering the thousands of tourists they see! Holiday Inn Express is a great deal, and free full breakfast too. Everywhere we stay at new Holiday Inn Express locations, they are great. Recommend.

PSA!!!! Do NOT waste your money! DIRTY does not describe this place. This hotel is absolutely filthy compiled with a ton of deferred maintenance, complete negligence, and obvious lack of care. We tried to look past the dirty and poorly maintained lobby and dining area as we walked to the elevator to get to our room # 309. However, the elevator was even worse. Cracked flooring, filth and fingerprints all over the buttons and doors, appeared to have never been wiped down in it's life! At this point my expectations were LOW but I maintained a positive attitude in hopes that the room and pool would be adequate for my very excited children. As we walked off the elevator, the carpet in the halls were stained, full of grime, and littered with what appeared to be years of crap. Entering the room and pulling back the sheets they were stained with some sort or red/pink substance, had holes, AND a hair! YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP!!! I was horrified. I went down and asked Regina (front desk clerk) for a new fitted sheet still trying to stay positive for my children. Additionally the room had chipped paint all over, the sofa and ottoman were stained and grotesque, the furniture pieces were chipped in multiple areas, the carpet was just as filthy as the hallway, and it smelled like a gym locker. We quickly made our way down to the pool that was IN COMPLETE DISREPAIR. I actually thought I was on candid camera at this point as the drywall finishing was cracked and falling down, rusted out sprinklers, black mold in the vents, and then to top it all off I STEPPED ON A PANTY LINER and it was stuck to my foot. The entire floor was covered in trash and debris and was disgusting. We immediately took our children and left. I'll post the photos I took for reference. The icing on the cake is that this was the most expensive hotel option with an indoor pool. I chose it because I anticipated a nearly $300/night hotel to be very well kept and clean. I'm mind blown that this was the experience. What an absolute disgrace and joke of an establishment. Don't waste your time, money, or sanity. Period.

I understand the current concerns with the virus but to check in and be told that breakfast is cancelled by IHG corporate. They offered no compensation in any form My wife talked to a guest that at 4:00 when she made reservation was told that there was breakfast I found it funny that IHG had not sent anything out to their rewards members so I called IHG only to be told that they were not aware of this policy If the hotel did this they could have gone to McDonalds and bought $5 gift cards to pass out to their guest

We having been staying at Holiday Inn Express for almost a decade now, and have been to numerous throughout the country. Overall it was a standard hotel experience, clean rooms and lobby, friendly staff.... unfortunately that is where it ends. Breakfast states it is served at 6:30 every morning. We are here visiting the Grand Canyon which is about an hour drive, so we like to eat early and get on the road by 715-730..... that being said most mornings breakfast was not served until almost 7, if not after. If your team can't stick to what you have stated throughout your hotel, maybe change the hours. The tables looked like they hadn't been wiped down the whole 4 nights and 5 days we were there. Pool was nice, heated and highly chlorinated. Close to town. Great housekeeping, room always looked so nice. We really don't know if we would stay here again.

I had to think long and hard on this. Firstly,.the staff were all awesome!! I have no issue with any of them at all. The building is pretty new and a solid 3 star facility. The indoor pool, spa, fitness area and laundry were very nice. The pool does have a lift if needed. * I also want to add that they are Service Dog friendly. No access issues at all.This is huge for me. The rooms were roomy enough had hair dryers, walk in shower, mini fridge, microwaves and coffee makers. Everything was great until I sat on the bed. What the actual hell?!! I had to check to make sure they hadn't put sheets on a slab of concrete!!! This lost a star.. maybe 2 over this for me. I woke up EVERY HOUR through the night trying to get comfortable. Even after taking 2 Tylenol PMs and 20mg melatonin *and* Nyquil. My shoulders ache today. Then the next morning, I went to take my service dog out for her morning duty, I find the elevator is not functioning. I'm on the 3rd floor and there is no other elevator. I went down the 3 flights of stairs and found out they were waiting on keys. The guy at the desk was super apologetic and tried his best to be helpful. I took my girl out came back, no elevator, had breakfast and the employee approached to update me that the person with the keys was trying to get there. I made it back up the stairs to get my stuff for the day and goofed it back down the stairs. My knees are bad and they hated this. In my rush to grab n go, I left some important things in the room. I had no energy to go back up and just dealt with it. Through everything the employees tried tgeir best and I recognize that. We were told that the elevator has had issues since they opened. That didn't sit right with us. When we got back, the elevator was working hurrah!! But then, I had to sleep on that slab.. boo. We decided that when we come back to visit the grand canyon, we will stay somewhere else. It's the bed man.. The elevator, we can forgive.. but what is a hotel but a place to sleep?!

This is usually my favorite spot for the kids and i to rest while on the road. The price is reasonable. Clean Establishment. Normally Excellent Customer Service. My Check was ok. I called to ask if my children could use my debit card to shop at the snack bar. She swiped the card twice and denied my kids rudely. I didn't want to be a Karen. So i took my business to the local dollar general. Bought twice the snacks with better service. I love My Suite.

Window unit A/C is outdated for a fairly new hotel, and made annoying noises. Light fixture in bathroom was almost falling off and was obviously ignored by the staff. Beds had two mattress covers in an attempt to make them softer. Lame!!! Breakfast bar was almost empty when we got down there 30 minutes before closing. If this is the way they take care of their new hotels, we won't be staying at anymore Holiday Inn Expresses that's for sure!!

The carpet was very dirty. Plaster on the walls in the bathroom not painted. The AC leaked water in the floor. Not worth the money.

Be aware, by far the worst Holiday Inn we've stayed at! As soon as we got to the hotel we saw that the lobby was a mess, with tables and chairs out of place, the floor looked dirty, the mini-market area was closed with large yellow ropes and cluttered boxes and things stored all visible as you checked in. We called for two additional pillows to be brought to our room and they called us back a few minutes later to let us know they were alone covering the front desk, and if we could come downstairs to pick them up, and at that point we told them to keep them and we'll use what we had. Now going through our CC statement we see that they charged the pillows to our room aft we checked out, claiming we took them! Unreal the disorganization at this place, and even after we called to explain, they told us that there was nothing they could do! Needles to say we wont say at a Holiday Inn ever again!

The AC unit did not work properly. The phone did not work so I couldn't call the front desk. The shower hair conditioner was empty. The alarm clock went off at midnight and woke us up. The beds were uncomfortable. For breakfast the muffins were moldy and there was no hot water for the oatmeal. Worst Holiday Inn Express we have ever stayed at.

This location is great if you want to visit the Grand Canyon. But I would advise to go to a different hotel. The staff is nice, but the service at this location is below par. We had several problems with the hotel, with the hot water really ruining our trip. The water heater is on a cycle is what I was told, so it depends on if you're lucky to get the hot water or not. For a place that's new, it's not the best holiday inn to be honest. You're better off booking somewhere else.