If there’s one thing you need after a long day on the road it is a good motel or hotel to retire to for the night. Luckily, there are plenty of options for Route 66 accommodations to choose from. Plus, on The Mother Road, many of the best motels and hotels are attractions in and of themselves.
Route 66 is home to some of the best vintage motels you can find, with iconic neon signs to match (be sure to make room for a stop to check them out even if you don’t have a reservation). Many of these historic motels have been renovated to feature all of the modern conveniences you could ask for (like premium mattresses and luxurious linens).
Of course if that’s not your travel style there are also an array of AirBNBs, campsites, RV parks, and chain hotels along the route. So, if you want a kitchen, a year-round pool, or a place to pitch a tent, you’re sure to find something that will fit your needs.
Looking for the best Route 66 roadside accommodations to spend the night at on your road trip? Use the filters below to search our accommodations directory by location, type, or keyword to fill your road trip itinerary. Whether you’re visiting just one of the eight states on The Mother Road (Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, or California) or driving the entire journey from Chicago to Los Angeles (or vice versa), there are plenty of places to spend the night and get a good night’s sleep.
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Must SeeBest Western Route 66 Rail Haven Motel in Springfield, Missouri
The Best Western Route 66 Rail Haven Motel in Springfield, Missouri (also known as Rail Haven Motel or Rail Haven Motor Court) was built in 1938 and for many years was a true Route 66 institution that attracted Route 66 travelers and celebrities alike. Today the hotel is operated under the Best Western brand.
Must SeeBoots Court Motel in Carthage, Missouri
Boots Court Motel in Carthage, Missouri first opened its doors in 1939, and it's still welcoming travelers today, making it one of the oldest operating motels on Route 66. Conceived by Arthur Boots, the motel was built in the sleek Streamline Moderne style—a variant of Art Deco that took inspiration from the aerodynamic designs of the time.
The Trail Inn in Atlanta, Illinois
The Trail Inn is a simple and clean motel close to the heart of Atlanta, Illinois. Situated on old historic Route 66, the newly renovated motel features a modern design with an innovative contactless check-in process that allows you to easily and quickly access your room.
Must SeeHistoric El Rancho Hotel in Gallup, New Mexico
“Charm of Yesterday, Convenience of Tomorrow.” Experience both when you book a room in a classic Route 66 motel that has been attracting travelers, and celebrities, since the 1930s: El Rancho Hotel in Gallup, New Mexico. The now historic El Rancho Hotel opened in Gallup, New Mexico in 1936.
Hotel Indigo in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Hotel Indigo is a boutique hotel located on Santa Fe Square in the Blue Dome District of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Blue Dome District is one of Tulsa’s most popular entertainment districts with a wide variety of local restaurants, bars, and venues. The area is anchored by the historic Blue Dome building, a 1924 circular two-story structure.
Desert Hills Motel in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Desert Hills Motel in Tulsa, Oklahoma has been serving Route 66 travelers since 1953. This budget-friendly Route 66 motel features 50 rooms lined up diagonally around a U-shaped courtyard. Enjoy king-sized beds, air conditioning, refrigerators, and complimentary WiFi. Free parking is available right outside your door! Some rooms come with kitchenettes and guest laundry facilities are available on-site.
Must SeeSkyliner Motel in Stroud, Oklahoma
The Skyliner Motel in Stroud, Oklahoma, is a restored 1950s motor court offering modern amenities, contactless check-in, and a classic neon sign at the heart of Route 66.
Santa Monica Hotel in Santa Monica, California
Sitting right on Lincoln Boulevard, the original Route 66, the Santa Monica Hotel makes an ideal stop for your very last night before the journey’s end. Just a mile from the Santa Monica Pier and only a few blocks from Mel’s Drive-In and the official Route 66 End Sign, the location couldn’t be better.
Must SeeRockwood Motor Court in Springfield, Missouri
Book a stay at the oldest operating motor court on Route 66: Rockwood Motor Court in Springfield, Missouri. Built in 1929, this roadside motel has hosted Route 66 travelers for nearly 100 years. Deverne Ruckman operated this popular tourist camp from the start. It originally featured ten guest units, split between single accommodations and duplex cabins.
California Inn in Barstow, California
The California Inn in Barstow, California offers value, comfort, and a dose of classic high-desert hospitality. With friendly staff and plenty of amenities, it’s a welcoming stop along your Route 66 journey.
