The Route 66 Wigwam Motel with concrete teepee rooms is located in Holbrook, Arizona.
Wigwam Motel No. 6 opened in Holbrook in 1950. Its guest rooms are individual concrete structures shaped like teepees, giving the property one of the most recognizable designs associated with roadside Route 66 tourism.
The motel belongs to a small chain of Wigwam Motels built in the United States. The Holbrook property is one of only three surviving Wigwam Motels, alongside locations in Cave City, Kentucky, and Rialto, California.
Winslow is another famous Route 66 city in Arizona, and Flagstaff and Kingman are major historic-route destinations. Their prominence can cause confusion, but the surviving Arizona Wigwam Motel is specifically in Holbrook. The property remains a historic roadside attraction and continues to operate as lodging.