In Williams, Sheridan House Inn trades neon and nostalgia for ponderosa pines, cool mountain air and a little grown-up luxury. Recently named one one the best bed-and-breakfasts in the country. (2026 Travelers Choice Awards choice from TripAdvisor) Route 66 turns 100 this year, and there may be no better excuse to rediscover the road that helped define the American road trip. In Williams, the Mother Road still runs straight through town, complete with neon signs, diners, stor

Route 66 turns 100—and there’s no better place to experience its soul than the stretch between Holbrook and Kingman, where the Mother Road is still alive with neon signs, mid-century motels, classic diners, and pure Americana. This is where history isn’t just remembered—it’s glowing in red, blue, and pink neon. From tepee motels and retro courts to Spanish Revival hotels and ghost stories, every stop is a time capsule. Arizona’s towns have lovingly preserved this stretch, and

Kingman, Arizona There are road trips—and then there’s Route 66. For nearly 400 miles across Arizona, the Mother Road winds through high desert, ponderosa pine forests, Native Nations, old railroad towns and some of the most wonderfully eccentric small towns in America. And in 2026, Route 66 turns 100. Arizona has 385.2 miles of preserved Route 66, including the longest remaining continuous stretch of the original Mother Road in the country. So roll down the windows, turn up