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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
It would have been a flawless experience without the grounds keeper starting an electric leaf blower at 6:30a. They spent nearly 2 hours around the pool so it was quite a surprise when the pool was opened there was still a lot of floating debris and tree seeds on the ground. Spectacular pool by the way.
It would have been a flawless experience without the grounds keeper starting an electric leaf blower at 6:30a. They spent nearly 2 hours around the pool so it was quite a surprise when the pool was opened there was still a lot of floating debris and tree seeds on the ground. Spectacular pool by the way.
The lodge and its surroundings are beautiful. Convenient to hikes and restaurants but also situated further in the mountains so it's more quiet and scenic. Shuttle service is great. Highly recommend.
The lodge and its surroundings are beautiful. Convenient to hikes and restaurants but also situated further in the mountains so it's more quiet and scenic. Shuttle service is great. Highly recommend.
This is not your typical hotel, but for Williams, it is perfect.
Red Garter is located in the center of the Route 66 business district, adjacent to all the shops and restaurants.
There are approximately 6 rooms on the second story of a building built in the 1890s. There is no front desk. They give you a code to get in the front door. You walk up steep stairs (but with good hand rails). The building is old, but it does not feel old. The bathroom fixtures are like new. The linens are top...
This is not your typical hotel, but for Williams, it is perfect.
Red Garter is located in the center of the Route 66 business district, adjacent to all the shops and restaurants.
There are approximately 6 rooms on the second story of a building built in the 1890s. There is no front desk. They give you a code to get in the front door. You walk up steep stairs (but with good hand rails). The building is old, but it does not feel old. The bathroom fixtures are like new. The linens are top...
Ralph
Reviewed December 10, 2023Reviewed December 10, 2023
Amazing property. So clean and comfortable. On site restaurant was so nice. Sat outside and had a wonderful dinner. Was able to leave our car at the hotel while we went to Zion National Park. Everyone was friendly and helpful.
Amazing property. So clean and comfortable. On site restaurant was so nice. Sat outside and had a wonderful dinner. Was able to leave our car at the hotel while we went to Zion National Park. Everyone was friendly and helpful.
My husband and I celebrated our 30th anniversary on Oct. 5, last week. We stayed at the El Portal for 3 nights. We loved our room as it was immaculate, very quiet, beautifully appointed and quite large. The room had a fireplace which we enjoyed especially since it rained every day we were there. The only thing I missed was a bathtub, which I prefer to a shower. I later learned that the other rooms had jacuzzi tubs and I should have inquired about that.prior to our stay. There is a lovely...
My husband and I celebrated our 30th anniversary on Oct. 5, last week. We stayed at the El Portal for 3 nights. We loved our room as it was immaculate, very quiet, beautifully appointed and quite large. The room had a fireplace which we enjoyed especially since it rained every day we were there. The only thing I missed was a bathtub, which I prefer to a shower. I later learned that the other rooms had jacuzzi tubs and I should have inquired about that.prior to our stay. There is a lovely...
Jodi
Reviewed October 12, 2015Reviewed October 12, 2015
Sometimes the most memorable getaways are the ones you don’t plan. On a last-minute impulse, my better half and I—joined by another couple—traded the desert heat of Phoenix for the charming, pine-scented streets of historic downtown Prescott, Arizona. Our destination: the legendary Hotel St. Michael. Perched proudly at the corner of Whiskey Row and Montezuma, the Hotel St. Michael is steeped in character. From the moment we stepped into its ornate, vintage lobby, we felt swept into another...
Sometimes the most memorable getaways are the ones you don’t plan. On a last-minute impulse, my better half and I—joined by another couple—traded the desert heat of Phoenix for the charming, pine-scented streets of historic downtown Prescott, Arizona. Our destination: the legendary Hotel St. Michael. Perched proudly at the corner of Whiskey Row and Montezuma, the Hotel St. Michael is steeped in character. From the moment we stepped into its ornate, vintage lobby, we felt swept into another...
We stayed 1 night at the ranch to see the Skywalk at Grand Canyon. The ranch is charming. We rented the cabin and the tent and both places were nice and comfortable. We enjoyed the dinner at the restaurant, and property grounds.
We stayed 1 night at the ranch to see the Skywalk at Grand Canyon. The ranch is charming. We rented the cabin and the tent and both places were nice and comfortable. We enjoyed the dinner at the restaurant, and property grounds.
We loved the fact that this condo was not in town. Yes, that meant we had to drive back and forth to Sedona, but it was worth it for the peace and quiet of Oak Creak running right outside the canyon off the deck.
We loved the fact that this condo was not in town. Yes, that meant we had to drive back and forth to Sedona, but it was worth it for the peace and quiet of Oak Creak running right outside the canyon off the deck.