Wigwam Motel
The Property
The Wigwam Motel is one of the historic pride and joys of the momentous main street of America, Route 66.
Where are we?
Neighborhood
There are plenty of ski hills, trails, and lakes in the magical San Bernardino National Forest to explore. If you like baseball, head to the San Manuel Stadium to watch the Inland Empire 66ers play a minor league baseball game. The Original McDonald's Site and Museum is home to one of the greatest collections of historic McDonald’s merchandise in the United States.
Amenities
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Coffee
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Complimentary Parking
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Complimentary Wi-Fi
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Dog Friendly
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Flat Screen TV
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Pet Friendly
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Pool
Some History
It was in 1933 that Frank Redford first started developing the Wigwam “Villages” by designing teepee shaped motel units.
Frank got the concept for the enormous teepee shaped rooms from an ice cream stand he had seen in Long Beach, California. He went on to build seven motels using his wigwam design, and the hotel in San Bernardino, CA was his final, established in 1949.
