Still operating to this day, Roy’s Motel & Cafe first opened in 1938 as a gas/service station. It was owned by Roy and Velma Crowl, along with their daughter and husband, Buster and Betty Burris, through 1978. The iconic 1950s neon sign can be seen for miles around, attracting Route 66 travelers to this Mojave Desert town.
Handcrafted by our small crew in 3/4" thick wood in Ohio, look for Casper, our black cat mascot, admiring the neon sign glistening in the beautiful night sky.
For collectors of Route 66 memories, this handcrafted replica brings the golden age of motor travel into your home. Whether you're preserving memories from your own journey down the Mother Road or building a collection of iconic roadside landmarks, Roy's Motel & Cafe is a real reminder of the adventure, character, and timeless appeal that defined the American 50s.
