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Guest Rating
Stars
Cities
- Grand Canyon Vlg
- Peach Springs
- Tuba City
- Tusayan
- Williams
Brands
- Ascend Collection
- Econo Lodge
- Holiday Inn
- Howard Johnson
- Independent
- Motel 6
- No brand
- Rodeway Inn
- Super 8
- SureStay By Best Western
Property Types
- Hotel
- Resort
Indoor pool and jacuzzi with movie
It's location and convenience
The outdoor lawn games and bar area.
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Indoor hot tube and pool were great, and breakfast was very good.
Eventually got a somewhat decent room
Staff members are friendly and location is great!
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Proximity to grand canyon
The best thing about this hotel was the location. It?s about as close to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon as you can get without camping or staying at the lodges inside the National Park. That is the primary reason why I would say ?yes, I recommend.?
wonderful location beautiful and clean
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Rooms were nice.
The location and the unique Also breakfast is decoration. Very clean. Breakfast is very good with good price.
The location
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Fast service
Hot shower
The Staff at this location were great! If you needed anything they were right there to make your stay exceptional.
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We have issues leaving medication in the refrigerator and they called us and we were able to come back and pick it up! Other hotels never called and threw it away. Awsome! We were two hours away.
Friendly helpful staff very clean
Very clean and nicely remodeled.
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Location walking distance to everything! Great !
Nice staff
The Front Desk Staff are always so friendly and helpful
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Very nice check in person very clean nice breakfast great location
The staff were delightfully friendly. Am & Pm interactions.
The staff were very nice a polite.
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Great location. Nice breakfast. Good room
Location to the grand canyon is perfect.
Super 8 is not there
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Cleanliness
Location, clean, affordable,
Extremely clean. Priced well. Good breakfast. Great location.
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Nothing rude service dirty room
It was clean
Clean, newly remodeled.
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It was quiet
Location and wanted pool and hot tub
How friendly the staff was
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Staff are helpful and willing to accommodate you
Close tot grand canyon
The location is excellent for access to the Grand Canyon. Otherwise the hotel is very much like most similar hotel chains.
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The close proximity to the freeway
Room had refrigerator and microwave oven. Four pillows for the bed, a desk and two chairs. Shampoo also provided.
Trash, strong smell of indian food in my room coming from the next, which seemed to be a family living there behind the office.
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Bathroom shower was latge
Front desk staff is super friendly, while also knowing when not to talk and let us get to our business.
Plenty of parking. Good location, comfy bed with thin pillows, short walk to restaurants. Friendly employees.
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Nice hotel and great amenities nearby
Location to Grand Canyon Train and walkable to Williams shops and restaurants.
The rooms, the location and the feel of the hotel.
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Rooms were clean and beds pretty comfortable.
The restaurant was good with service.
The hotel is beautiful, clean and really nice. We booked it because we had reservations for the White Water Rafting experience that is housed within the hotel.
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Bathroom was nice.
Walking distance to attractions, restaurants, and night life. Easy in and out access. Staff is very accommodating and polite. Bed was comfortable.
The staff allowed me to check in early!
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The front desk. She was AMAZING!!!!! Thank you to the stars!!!
I was disapointed that the microwave and refrigerator were in the lobby and was supposed to
Location is not bad for the price
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Beautiful hotel. Very clean, quiet and bed comfy. Exceeded our expectations. Check in staff was friendly and efficiently had everything ready upon arrival.
Very friendly staff and very clean!
Good loctaion central to Grand Canyon south rim and Monument valley. Large rooms!
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The hot breakfast, 24hour coffee and hot chocolate and indoor pool and jacuzzi.
Close to the train
Very clean, staff is polite and helpful, breakfast was great.
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The staff was so friendly and accomodating
The pillows are pretty amazing! Your head just sinks in & neck feels great in the mornings… Staff is great! Super friendly
Hotel is nice & clean throughout, location is great. Right across the street from the grocery & makes for a nice stroll to restaurants/shops
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Location in the downtown area. Ease of being able to walk to restaurants and shopping
Good location.
Awesome location 1 hour from the Grand Canyon. My boyfriend loved the breakfast waffle! Wish we saw the Liquor store by the pet shop earler The front desk staff was very friendly & helpful. I wish we stayed longer, because we didn't get to check out town.
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Proximity to the west rim grand canyon. Little old west town there was cute. It was clean and quiet. They included admission to the park with our reservations.
Location was great! Cabins was very beautiful inside and clean as a whistle.
Outstanding place to relax for a quiet hike, watching sunrise, and be away. Helpful to have a microwave and a small refig. Full bath is great for the family. Beds are enough for a family of 4 too.
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Where to stay in Grand Canyon
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Price by Week Day
Weekday prices peak around $170 on Thursday.
In Grand Canyon, hotel prices show a gradual increase throughout the week, starting just above $160 on Monday and peaking at around $170 on Thursday. Prices tend to drop over the weekend, with Saturday and Sunday averaging around $157 and $154, respectively.
Price by Month
Price range: just over $120 in January to around $260–$300 in May.
In Grand Canyon, hotel prices exhibit a range from just over $120 in January to around $260–$300 in May, reflecting a steady increase as the year progresses, with April being notably expensive. The busiest month is May.
How far in advance should I book?
Same-day prices for lower-quality hotels in Grand Canyon are just under $200.
In Grand Canyon, hotel prices typically decrease as the number of days before check-in decreases, with availability lowering as the check-in date approaches. By three weeks prior, the best hotels are often fully booked. On the same day, prices for lower-quality hotels may drop, with last-minute rates around just under $200.
Price by Hotel Class
Most popular star category is 4*, priced around $200.
In Grand Canyon, hotels are predominantly distributed across various star ratings, with prices generally increasing with each additional star. The most popular category is 4*, priced at just over $200, with only a slight difference observed for adjacent categories.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Top Tips
- Reserve South Rim lodges such as El Tovar 6 to 12 months in advance for June to August stays. Rates commonly increase by 25 to 40% if booking closer to arrival, so booking early secures prime park locations and helps avoid sellouts.
- The free Grand Canyon shuttle serves Hermit Road between spring and fall when private vehicles are not allowed west of the Village. Shuttles run every 10-15 minutes from before sunrise to sunset; check schedule boards for seasonal changes.
- For expanded hotel options and evening dining, consider Tusayan, 7 mi (11 km) south of the South Entrance. Tusayan offers later restaurant hours and is connected to the canyon by a free seasonal shuttle.
- Cellular service is unreliable at most viewpoints, so download offline maps and save your reservation details before entering the park. Most hotels offer free Wi-Fi, best accessed in lobby or office areas.
- The South Rim sits at roughly 7,000 ft (2,130 m) elevation. Hydrate and acclimate on arrival day, especially for children, older adults, or those with heart or lung conditions. Hotel front desks can provide bottled water and local medical contacts.
- Restaurant seating in park lodges often requires advance reservation. Venues like El Tovar may fill weeks ahead, and kitchens typically close by 8-9 p.m. during off-season. Check your hotel's front desk for current hours and reservation assistance.
- If you need an accessible or step-free room, request well in advance because many historic park lodges have stairs and limited ADA-compliant features. Most South Rim pathways and shuttle buses offer ramp or lift access.
- Carry some cash for tips or remote vendors, as ATMs are only at the Visitor Center and in Tusayan. Most in-park dining and shops take major cards, but not all mobile payments are accepted.
- From June through October, monitor daily wildfire or smoke advisories, which can affect air quality and views. Hotel front desks and the National Park Service app post current alerts and updates.
- Plan for the $35 park entrance fee per private vehicle, valid for 7 days, or consider the $80 'America the Beautiful' annual pass for multiple U.S. National Park visits. Show your pass at park entry booths; digital copies are accepted.
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