Motel in the form of Indian wigwam in California

This complex of 19 separate buildings located on the very path of death Route 66.Although made of concrete these unique houses are replicas of traditional Indian bivouacs located adjacent to thecity of San Bernadine in California since the early 1950s.

Now recognized by the U.S. register as historical monuments, and are part of a chain created by Frank A.Redford in 1935. The first project in Kentucky was patented in 1936 by Frank Redford, a wigwam motels have increased to 6 in number scattered historic Route 66 . Only 3 remain in use today, including one in San Bernadine is - preserved. The current form of vigvamite is the last repair, which made its owners in 2003

Although sleep in the tepee, in fact it has all the modern comforts (air conditioning, cable TV, private bathroom with shower, etc) you would expect from a more traditional motel.

Wigwam motel is open year round and tariffs are, taxes are $ 65 in midweek and $ 80 during holidays and special sabitiya.Vsichki vigvami facing the central part of the complex, which provides access to the playground and pool. of the 19 buildings the 8 larger are designed for families, with others available for couples.

Those who are closest to the road are a bit noisy during the day. Closing the doors and windows reduces this, but we recommend you select one of the outer ring, if they are svobodni.Zakuskata is not included, however we suggest you visit the International House of Pancakes in San Bernardino and Fontana, which ends Our journey Route 66 tribute.