Stayed here in October 2011 for 4 nights and had a great time. John and his staff were very welcoming and friendly and John was great with recommendations for local trips even providing maps. We stayed in the Best Gal's room which was at the front of the B&B and consisted of a bedroom plus little parlour. You could hear the occasional whistle from a train in the night but we felt the sound added to the wild west experience. Breakfast consisted of delicious freshly baked pastries. We loved staying in Williams it has a real community feel and staying at the Red Garter with its historic associations was brilliant.

We had an enjoyable evening here. We booked a room at the rear as we were afraid of the train. The place has a lot of old world charm and could probably do with a little sprucing up but the welcome is charming and you know the bread for breakfast is fresh from the bakery.

One night stay. Very nice welcome by the staff. We stayed in the Madam's room, which was very nice, however only had skylights. The atmosphere was very warm and welcoming. The room was great: clean, modern, and we had a great bed. We regret not meeting any of the ghosts who haunt this place. It was fun that everything was taken care of. Very nice breakfast at the bakery, and during breakfast the owner introduced himself and gave us lots of information about the area. We absolutely recommend this place.

We had stayed in williams a couple of years previuosly and loved the feel of the town so much we returned. It was such a lovely little community. This time we stayed at this B&B and it was a great decision! Lovely rooms, and personable staff. Only wants to make us come back again. Its really interesting that with all of the memorabillia and books on the local area. For someone from overseas who is looking for an authentic rural town with accomodation with a difference this was value for money.