Grand Canyon Lodge

View is amazing and it stops there. Dining options are horrid and expensive. Cabins are old with no air conditioning or hot water that works well. Beds remind me of my nanny’s pull out couch only instead of a bar its springs digging into your back. Each pillow is different and by different I mean completely different. Oh and you only get one. It’s dark, staff not friendly. They have a saloon but if you want to use the bathroom they have porter johns. Oh if you need ice strap in it’s a mile walk or shuttle to a general store for it. Location and trail are amazing so if you feel like spending 200 a night to camp this would work for you.

Location is great. The price is good. Old cabins (as expected), but the mattresses are not very good. We all get back pain in the morning. The windows are very dusty.

The rooms are disappointing and the older woman who checked us in was rude to the other registration employees. The younger staff, especially in the deli, are fantastic and will make you feel welcome. The room had no AC, was a ten minute walk to the rest of the amenities, the wall-mounted hair dryer didn't work, no outlets near the bed, and you have to keep your windows open- as with everyone else- so there's no real privacy. Everything that was there was clean, just underwhelming for the price.

We enjoyed our two-night stay in a very small room, but it was a rustic experience. The bed was uncomfortably hard, which really took away from our overall enjoyment of the stay.

All is perfect ! Except no nearby parking.

Fantastische omgeving! Rustiger dan de South Rim met leuke wandelingen! Hutjes zijn leuk ingericht en van alle gemakken voorzien. Kids waren wel ontgoocheld dat er geen Wifi / data was. Voor ons wat dat dan weer een pluspunt!

Good get away place in the nature

Love the older/historic charm. All within easy walking distance. Mule ride was fun!

Amazing place, great staff, very cozy and beautiful lodge

Rooms were charming. Food in the main dining room was quite good.