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 SeeEl Trovatore Motel in Kingman, Arizona
El Trovatore Motel in Kingman, Arizona is Route 66 motel known for its theme rooms and the bright neon sign that towers over the property. Pull off the road, book a room, and spend the night in one of their Hollywood themed rooms on Route 66. "Trovatore" is Italian for troubadour or traveler.
Sands Motel in Grants, New Mexico
If you’re on a budget and hunting for a classic 1950s motel experience, look no further than the Sands Motel in Grants, New Mexico. Back in its prime, the Sands Motel was more than just a place to rest your head. It featured a restaurant, cocktail lounge, and even a service station.
Classen Inn Motel in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
If you’re looking for a unique hotel in Oklahoma City that combines vintage charge, modern amenities, and plenty of Instagram-worthy moments, you’ve got to spend the night at The Classen Inn in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Classen Inn is an intimate 18-room motel that features a colorful and kitschy vintage look. The building was constructed in 1963.
Big Texan Motel in Amarillo, Texas
In a food coma after polishing off that 72-ounce steak? Or just need a good place to spend the night after driving Route 66 in Texas? If you’re looking for a convenient, fun, and unique hotel on Route 66 look no further than the Big Texan Motel in Amarillo, Texas.
The Campbell Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma
The Campbell Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a historic gem situated along the legendary Route 66. This boutique hotel offers a unique and memorable stay with its 26 individually decorated rooms, each infused with character and charm. Originally opened as the Casa Loma Hotel in 1927, the property is housed in the Max Campbell Building.
Lucille’s Hotel in Weatherford, Oklahoma
Lucille Hamons, known as “The Mother of the Mother Road,” was a beloved fixture along Route 66. For more than 60 years, she welcomed travelers with open arms at her service station, diner, and motel in Hydro, Oklahoma, serving up hearty meals, helpful advice, and what she proudly called the coldest drinks in the state.
Shamrock Country Inn in Shamrock, Texas
Shamrock, Texas is the first Texas town you’ll come to when driving Route 66 west and a good place to spend the night, especially at The Shamrock Country Inn. The town has strong Irish ties and, while there, you can visit Shamrock attractions such as the Blarney Stone Plaza, the Fake Blarney Stone, and the Welcome to Shamrock Sign.
Must SeeEl Vado Motel in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Traveling Route 66 in New Mexico? Stay in style. The historic El Vado Motel in Albuquerque, New Mexico has been expertly renovated to retain all the vintage charm you’d crave in a Route 66 motel with the modern amenities you need to make a perfect road trip stop. Book a room here and you won't be disappointed.
Baymont by Wyndham Ft. Leonard in St. Robert, Missouri
Looking for a comfortable, convenient place to stay on your Route 66 road trip through Missouri? Baymont by Wyndham Ft. Leonard in St. Robert offers all the familiar comforts of home with easy access to historic attractions, natural wonders, and, of course, a stretch of the Mother Road itself.
Super 8 by Wyndham in Sapulpa, Oklahoma
Looking to stretch your ride a little past Tulsa without stretching your wallet? Pull over for the night at the Super 8 by Wyndham in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, a no-frills, budget-friendly stop that still tips its hat to the Mother Road. This roadside stay offers all the basics and then some.
