My wife and stayed at Legacies while on our honeymoon trip of NV & AZ. Linda and Ron were extreamly accommodating, friendly and excellent hosts. Our room had everything we could possibly need and more. In the morning Linda prepared a very nice breakfast for us which was fantastic! Wish breakfast would be like this every morning. Even though we only spent the one night there we were very impressed and would recommend Legacies to any couples who need a place to stay while on the way to Las Vegas or Sedona or the Grand Canyon.

Linda and Ron made us very welcome. The room was clean and quiet and the breakfast was great.

We arrived to a friendly greeting by the Legacies' owner, Ron. As the only guests in this 4 room B&B we had plenty of room to relax in our room and out in the sitting room / balcony. Ron gave us good advice on a restaurant, Red Raven, where we enjoyed a pretty decent steak & a nice bottle of Pinot Noir wine. Thanks to Ron's advice to stop by the visitor center we even managed to save money on our Grand Canyon entry fee (you have to be age 62 or over to do this though) because we bought a lifetime pass to the National Parks - any National Park in the United States - and the lifetime fee is only $10 (valid only for US citizens or permanent residents).

If you're staying in Williams then you won't be sorry you stayed in Legacies B&B.

Friendly atmosphere with ample services. Linda is an easy communicator with experienced suggestions. Minimal two-night stay is pushing it as Williams has little to offer other than 1st class rail service to the canyon and Rt. 66 loop through town ... a no-holds barred tourist trap if there ever was one! The town has friendly people, however, and boasts some diversified restaurants. If your visit to the canyon needs two or more days then the Legacy B&B is worth the price!