Historic Route 66
Historic Oatman Hotel, AZ
Built in 1902, the Oatman Hotel is the oldest two-story adobe structure in Mohave County, is a Mohave County historical landmark, and is especially famous as the honeymoon stop of Clark Gable and Carole Lombard after their wedding in Kingman in 1939. The Gable/Lombard honeymoon suite is still a major attraction, along with “Oatie the Ghost,” believed to be William Ray Flour, an Irish miner who died behind the hotel, presumably from excessive alcohol consumption.
Photo Credits
- © 2009 Historic Route 66 Association of AZ
Quick Facts
- Location:
Oatman is located on Route 66 at the end of the BLM Historic Route 66 Back Country Byway at mile marker 25. The hotel is near the center of the town. There is no street address assigned to the hotel.
- N 35.027° W 114.384° [?]
- Hours of Operation:
The hotel is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; however, the hotel suites may be occupied or unavailable for viewing without notice.
Local Information
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