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Arizona's WIGWAM MOTEL - The real life Cozy Cone & A Route 66 Landmark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- HERE IT IS! WIGWAM REDEMPTION in Holbrook Arizona! You may remember that I stayed the wigwams in Rialto/San Bernardino California, with very sketchy and disturbing results, but after receiving a refund from those wigwams, I decided to redeem the Route 66 experience and my bucket list dream by traveling the mother road to Holbrook Arizona and sleeping in the original Route 66 Teepees, WIGWAM VILLAGE #6!
Come with me and check out the real-life equivalent of Disney/Pixar's Cozy Cone motel from Cars Land, The Holbrook Wigwams!
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Justin's channels are what the Travel Channel used to be. I finally figured out why I can watch some of these videos over and over again; they remind me of Summers with my Dad when I was growing up. Parents divorced when I was young but every Summer my Dad would take my sister and I on a "Adventure". Back in the days when a Summer felt like a year off from school. Thanks, Justin!
This Wigwam Motel blows the last one out of the water! This is how a business in America should be, and usually is ran. Thank you so very much for these awesome & greatly informative videos Justin. You have saved my family and I from a horrible experience at the other one. We will be sure to only visit this one in Holbrook, AZ. Looking forward to more of your fantastic videos! ;)
I just had to tell you how much my son loves your videos! At almost 5 years old sometimes watching your videos (randomeland more then this channel) is the only thing that will calm him down when he's upset. I really appreciate the kid friendly content and he just loves your videos!
Hey, Holbrook is my hometown. I think that its really cool that you went out of your way to check out the location there after the bad experience that you had in Rialto. Thank you for doing that.
when you said "we're back at route 66" i automatically expected the song to start and was taken back when it didn't lol
So glad to see this Wigwam stay was much better than the last. These are so well kept, too! Thanks for taking us along on such a fun experience, Justin!!! 😊
I am glad you had a better experience with this one. You deserve to have a better time . I hope you'll take Ally to this one .
…if he can talk her into it after that other one.
At 1:48 min. The glass insulators go on telephone poles, the wires are wrapped around the glass insulators. Also, people collect them as each one has the date it was made stamped on them, some date pretty far back.
Great video Justin. Kind of inspired me so I went and visited the Wigwam that was closest to me. The Wigwam #2 located in Cave City Kentucky. I didn't stay in one although they are open and plan to go back and stay. This one is a bit off the beaten path and doesn't look like it sees much traffic but still very cool. When I went into the main office the lady there gave me a lot of info about the place and when I asked her about the spiral staircase going downstairs she said that at one time it was a restaurant but now is just a storage area.
Holbrook is my hometown, usually no one ever knows it exists lol so this makes me happy.
after watching your videos my wife and I are going to travel route 66 for 2 months, thanks for the great videos
If the Wigwam Motel was built in 1950, that means it's 66 years old - on Route 66! Weiiiird!
Yay! Redemption in Arizona! As an Arizonan I knew we wouldn't let you down, Justin! I love the Holbrook Wigwam Village #6! Way better experience there for us too than what we had at creepy San Bernardino Wigwams (with that crazy kook yelling at us also. What a freak!) Oh the joy seeing your visit to the Arizona Wigwams. We have so much fondness for that place and I enjoyed your reaction to the vintage furnishings and cars, the night time views, that crazy 1970s air-conditioner, the tilty bathroom ceilings and authentic Native American style of the Navajo bedding and accents. This video made me so happy! Thank you!OH! And the Jackrabbit Trading Post! Another favorite Rt 66 classic! A suggestion: You should visit La Posada in Winslow sometime. It is a pretty remarkable place.
Just spent 2 weeks in the southwest. Except when I was in Utah and Albuquerque, I stayed on rt66. The people I talked to take great pride on this route and want to keep it thriving. I watched these videos before I went and saw what was mentioned in Arizona. Williams, Winslow and Holbrook Arizona were really fun towns. The woman I spoke with in Holbrook was bragging about being the only place on rt66 that has a 90° right turn. Did see the wigwam and Jack rabbit, but wasn't open yet when I got there. When I get back to NM, definitely going to tucumcari!
I'm glad you've had a much better experience this time around. Beautiful place and well kept.
Very cool. Stayed there twice, and enjoyed every minute. redemption for the Wigwam. It was fun to sit outside and see tourists (yes like me) walk by and say, are you really staying here.
Justin I am so happy for you that you finally got to stay in a better Wigwam Motel 😀
Heading there tonight. Thanks for this
No shoes on the bed! It means someone in the house will die soon! - My German grandmother.
Oh my gosh, my grandma would say this too!!! I thought I was the only one! Lol
Wow never heard that one.
* Takes shoes off *
Such a different experience Justin! Great place! It's on my list for "road trip destination".
The interior did look so much bigger (and nicer). Glad you had a happy experience.
Definitely the best way to make things positive.
Your filmography ( hope that's a word) is excellent. Thanks for all you do.
What fun! Lived in Arizona for 40 + years. Great Mexican restaurant in Holbrook also. Stopped by here every time I drove to Keams Canyon, Winslow, Flagstaff. Drove 100 miles to work every day one way. What a life.
VALIDATION!!! So glad this was a great experience--you can write the last one off! Love the classic cars touch; I wish they still had the coin radios!
4:04
So Cars 2006 looking
Great Follow up on the "better" Wigwam motel in AZ! Freaking awesome job Mr. RandomLand!
I love how the trees are shaped like the Wigwams. So glad you had a better experience at the Holbrook one. :) Definitely have to go up and experience the place for myself. As a lover of everything Native American I would be in 7th heaven staying in one of the tee pees. :) I checked out the price for a room on their webpage and the price to stay in one isn't bad. I also love the added edition of the old cars. Sooo cool!
lol the end is priceless
Looks better than the other Wig Wam Motel. Great video!
Justin you should come to Oklahoma. RT comes through Vinita Ok about 35 miles from us. There's a historic cafe there called Clantons. Good food and good people. And if you want they'll give you a free sample if calf fries. 😏
forgot on rt 66.
Lol that last part and the "desk to do my makeup" part, hilarious!!!
Glad you had a better experience in that Wigwam Motel. It definitely looked quite a bit nicer in this video. I bet no sewage came through the shower in this one.
I’m glad he knows teepees are different from wigwams.
Awesome job as always Justin! Gimmie, Gimmie , Gimmie I need some more! Gimmie, GImmie, GImmie don't ask what for 1,2,3,4!
I love seeing the ole Wigwams in Holbrook! My cousin lives across the highway and one street over! Glad you enjoyed your stay!
Justin, has anyone who owns a store or hotel on Route 66 ever mentioned if business picked up after Cars was released?
I had to replay that ending several times. HILARIOUS!!! Good job with the video. Kinda missing the sometimes vlog intro and the lack of music at the end, but you're doing an excellent job.
LOL its good Kumar isn't at this Wigwam! i had an amazing time reading those yelp reviews! it was a crack up XD
I'm going to Walt Disney World in October and your videos have inspired me to be extra observant while at the parks.
Being a native Arizonian, I'm extra glad that you enjoyed your stay at these Wigwams!
Love this video! I know the Lewis family and I love how you appreciate all of the little details. HI from Holbrook!
Glad you had a great time
Loving the evolution of your productions.
As soon as you mentioned the two beds, I had a feeling there would be some jumping action to ensue. I was not disappointed.
The glass insulator you got was used on street poles back in the 20s to 40s.
Great Video! We appreciate the historical facts that you include in these videos.
Nice shave and a haircut on the horn from the Engineer
I remember those old style key chains that used to have the motel address on them in case you left with it in your pocket you could drop in the mail and it would be returned to the motel ☺️ ... Though how often would anyone actually do that🤔 Cool motel & so compact 🙂
Thanks for letting us live your experience it was fun.
Wow, way better than the other place. The inside looks nice except for the TV. Most hotels have flat screens.
Man that's great you had a better experience at this one. By the way I was at Disneyland the other day and saw a guy in a randomland shirt it made me smile and was about to say it's soo weiiirrrrrrrrdddddd seeing that shirt. lol thanks for all the adventures you take us all on. ☺️ keep it up.
I can't believe u tried to teepee a wigwham
So much zaniness but kept me laughing!! Thanks for taking me along.
The glass inserts come from electrical poles in the 40s and 30s what they use to insulate the wire around the pole
Stayed thee in 1953 for four days while my Dad had his car worked on at a nearby auto repair shop. Did a lot of adventures just outside the town.
Justin you did it again another great blog I will look forward to the next blog sometime soon sometime.
Looks like ur first Wigwam experience "Scarred" u for life!
According to the wigwam motel website, those 2 small wigwams in your book were restrooms. Love your videos!
another brilliant episode
glass insulators were used on telephone Telegraph and electrical pylons as they did not conduct electricity. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insulator_(electricity)
Love this video,I am from Whakatane New Zealand
I've been by that motel when I was younger now, I'm going to have to stay there at least one night. Very cool Mr.J.
Don't leave the sink on Justin, we're in a drought!
Hey I live in Holbrook! Glad you came our way! :)
Oh god when you booped your nose on the car's nose I lost it
You got to check out the Buckhorn Mineral Baths on main st. In Mesa Az & the diving lady diving sign down the street.
You need to visit little America, Wyoming off of I80. Very cool and interesting hotel and diner. There’s a residential area behind it where the employees live.
There's a scene in Fox and the Hound where the little caterpillar hides underneath one of those glass insulators to protect himself from the birds that are trying to eat him. Then they all get electrocuted.
LOL I used to do the bed thing!But it was water with sharks.Glad this stay was nicer.
So glad I found this channel.
Love the new format, dude! Can't wait to see some Randomland Adventures from WDW.
Delores wake up, the floor is LAVA
awesome as always Justin keep it up and safe travels
Awesome video!
Awesome vid, Justin!! So glad you got "redeemed" here. :-)
im so itchin to go to holbrook great vid. once again
I live in Holbrook born and raised but I never new it's history.
Nice comeback from the last Video
Thanks for all your videos Justin, I always enjoy seeing where in the U.S you are, and what crazy antics you're up to. P.S: Better luck next time when to tp a teepee.
Going along with you on these awesome adventures is a real treat. Hopefully I can do something like this one day.
I love your videos
Glad you experience was a lot better :)
Glass insulators were used on telephone poles to connect the wires to the pole.
Loved the last second attempt to TP the teepee.
Great video as always! Glad the stay was better this time!
I'm actually from AZ but now live in Cali so it's cool to see you explore my home state. :)
Nice video Justin! I very much enjoyed the content, great job!
SO HAPPY FOR YOU MY FRIEND!
Thank you so much. That was awesome. You have such a great sense of humor. I can't believe they can fit 2 beds in that little tee pee.
Awesome, I really want to go now! Nice drive, no need for kevlar.
It looks lovely - one for my bucket list!
Yay!!! I'm so glad you came to our small little town :) glad it was a redemption kinda stay.
The floor is lava! Reminds me of the epic late night periscopes you did. 😎👍🏻
EXcellent video.Very redeeming and heartwarming.Thank you
The night scene looks like a meteor beneath the moon!
Yes! You finally made it! I love it!
Thank you Justin for this trip down memory lane. I also stayed at this same Wigwam Motel in 2003 on my drive to San Francisco from Louisiana. I wonder if the Safeway is still across the street? I liked the shower, too.
What's wrong with 89? it's ok if you go down the old 89! it won't hurt! lol
i love your vids!
So cool when you signed the book and in the "from" column you put "Randomland"..!!
Thanks Justin, so enjoyed the video! Blessings Salo