Trapper's Rendezvous

Great experience and excellent hospitality. Our family spent the night in the Cataract Creek room after visiting Grand Canyon National Park. Very clean and well kept. Unique atmosphere and was a great change of pace from a hotel. Downtown Williams is a short drive and was a fun place to eat and shop. I accidentally left my glasses, and the hostess was gracious enough to locate them and ship them to my home which I was very grateful for. Overall, excellent experience.

What a wonderful place to stay on our southwest family vacation. Staff was awesome Becky was very accessible by cell phone, always friendly and accommodating. The made to order breakfasts in Trapper's Den were FANTASTIC. The met my son's Celiac disease needs perfectly. A great way to start the day. On the outskirts of historic Williams, AZ TR is handy to Route 66 fun as well as within an hour of Flagstaff and other northern AZ offerings (Lowell Observatory, Sunset Crater Volcano, Meteor Crater). Also, was about an hour to the Grand Canyon. Enough about location. It is very close to the highway but were heard no road sounds whatsoever. BE CAREFUL of I-40 from Kingman. It is a pot-hole laden dangerous mess. We drove the historic Route 66 from Seligman eastbound as much as it was actually in much better shape! We stayed in the Squash Blossom Suite which had a king bed in one room and two twins in a trundle bed arrangement in the other room. Clean with fridge and microwave. It is laid out like a western town movie set. They formed a square around a relaxing central gazebo area that has many games for kids an hammocks. We only spent 2 nights but would like to stay longer sometime in the future. Very highly recommended for a family or couples if you are in this area.

I really enjoyed staying at Trapper's! Staff was extremely sweet and attentive, rooms were extremely clean and we enjoyed the various amenities provided (luxury robes, snacks and drinks provided, and peaceful hammocks for me to read and doze off)!

A comfortable B&B just on the outskirts of the small Route 66 town of Williams The rooms are of a good size with huge beds Breakfast is minimal and the whole place seems to be run on a shoestring However the staff are charming and very helpful. A good stop in Williams

You had me at fresh flowers on the nightstand, homemade delicious breakfast and Caroline's welcoming and cheerful personality. Thanks for providing a home away from home. We enjoyed it so much! The kids enjoyed our stay at Trappers very much- a unique experience worth having!

First, a shout-out to fellow Richmonder Caroline, who manages the place. She made us comfy, prepared great breakfasts, and helped us in many small ways—stamps for a post card, recommendations for horseback riding, super glue to fix a pair of glasses, restaurant picks. Our room was large and really quiet. Having a fridge and small table meant we could visit the local Safeway and eat a meal at the ranch. We cannot recommend this place highly enough. It is away from the busy tourist strip in Williams, something we wanted badly. It would be great for a large family gathering.