Buffalo Pointe Inn 437 W. RT. 66 Williams Arizona 86046
Buffalo Pointe
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Located Right On Historic RT.66
Great Potential!
Bed & Breakfast with full service restaurant!
A Grand Tradition for all
Located on historic Route66,in the heart of Kaibab National Forest in Williams,Arizona. Easy walking distance to historic downtown,shopping,resturants, and the Grand Canyon Railway. .9 guest rooms are all uniquely decorated,all have private baths,and color cable TV. Our porch has been voted best porch in town,and along with our outdoor patio makes for a relaxing spot after a day of adventure.Although the mansion was built for a family residence it has been a hotel for most of its existence.100 years of history and changes have madethis grand house truly a Grand Tradition for all.We welcome your stay with us.
Located on historic Route66,in the heart of Kaibab National Forest in Williams,Arizona. Easy walking distance to historic downtown,shopping,resturants, and the Grand Canyon Railway. .9 guest rooms are all uniquely decorated,all have private baths,and color cable TV. Our porch has been voted best porch in town,and along with our outdoor patio makes for a relaxing spot after a day of adventure.Although the mansion was built for a family residence it has been a hotel for most of its existence.100 years of history and changes have madethis grand house truly a Grand Tradition for all.We welcome your stay with us.
Here is a picture of the house back in 1929
This is Buffalo Pointe today!
The place to eat in Williams, AZ
Pictured below are a few of our amazing rooms
BUFFALO POINTE INN
for reservations please contact Canyon Country Inn at www.thecanyoncountryinn.com or call(928)635-2349
for reservations please contact Canyon Country Inn at www.thecanyoncountryinn.com or call(928)635-2349
Our New Patio
come and enjoy the great BBQ and music at the Singing Pig BBQ during your stay.
Steeped in heritage,our quaint downtown has many buildings erected in the early 1900s, housing, restaurants , bistros and gift shops with a variety of wares including Native American jewelry, antiques,Western and Route 66 memorabilia. In 1984, the downtown business district was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.The same year Williams became the last Route 66 town bypassed by Interstate 40 and has become a popular stop for Mother Road enthusiasts from all over the world.
