The description of this Inn doesn't correspond anymore to the reality. The owners are retiring and the place is for sale. The hotel across he street manages the rooms though. So the Inn feels a bit empty: the restaurant is closed and there is no entertain'ent any more. Our room was small but comfortable. The decoration is very old fashioned!... More

I travelled past and stopped to check out this lodge after I declined the quote of $160 for a standard room at a Best Western Property up the road. The manager at the Buffalo was very polite, pointing out how old and historic the property is, and showed me the Marilyn Monroe Suite ($89 incl. BF). It was charming, carefully... More

We stayed at the first room off the porch and we loved it. Kitchy as it is in many ways, it was comfortable with a good bed. This is not for the handicapped but a couple is just good. Friendly folks and the free breakfast pancakes are wonderful. Stay here for a good nights sleep. We used this as the... More

I found this B&B online while looking for a reasonable place to stay in Williams. Cost wise Buffalo Pointe was way reasonable compared to what other hotels were asking. I booked the 2 bedroom suite for me and my family (2 adults four children) and it worked out very nicely. Nothing elaborate, just nice clean rooms with a homey feel.... More

We Would like to start off by Thanking everyone involved in running the Buffalo Pointe Lodge. From the moment we arrived, we felt like we were home, only better. The staff; Harry, Eddie and the others were incredible! The continental breakfast is the best! Harry greeted us with coffee each morning he is truly amazing, he went out of his... More

We spent two nights at the Buffalo Pointe Inn while visiting the Grand Canyon, and we stayed in the Western Room. Wonderful room, yummy breakfast, great hosts Dan and Patty, and the whole atmosphere was relaxing. Williams is only a few city-blocks big, so you can stroll anywhere you want to go. In the evening we sat on the front... More

Stayed here for 5 days in May. Very clean rooms and very friendly staff. Free wi-fi connection. The food in the Cafe was very good and the prices were reasonable. Within walking distance is the route 66 historic district, the Visitor's Center and the Grand Canyon Railway Station. The room we booked was so small that we had to ask... More

We really enjoyed our one night here. The rooms are small, but as my girlfriend would say "cute and cozy." The restaurant is on site, and was hopping the saturday night we stayed. Wireless internet is free, which will cost you at least $10 in a lot of hotels these days. We paid $76 on hotels.com for early April. Only... More

The Lodge was recommended to us by the cowboy that owns the "DeBerge" Leather shop. When the locals like a place,, it must be good! The bed was extra comfortable. We both have back problems and we slept like babies with no pain. The room had all the space we needed, with large TV and ice box. The owners bent... More