Grand Canyon Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Grand Canyon, Arizona

"We stayed here after hiking R2R in a day. Loved that it was so close to bright angel and had food/gas options around it "

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"The checkin process was easy, the location was convenient to the all of the attractions and there were plenty of amenities for food, drink and & groceries. Of course, when you're staying in a National Park you don't come for the hotel you come to see the park and when you're in the Grand Canyon, if you're not enjoying the view you're missing out. Yavapai has been around forever and must have been recently upgraded. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was adequate. My only criticism would be that the floors squeak. If your downstairs you can hear ever step your upstairs neighbor makes. Every step of anyone walking up and down the halls. Otherwise it was a great stay."

"Very modern, clean and convenient dining options. Relatively quiet although you can hear the train. Very good/ low prices for high quality rooms. Also easy access to Route 66 and downtown. Will definently come back. View of Humpehreys peak was super cool too."

"Great location and friendly staff"

"Great stay at the Maswick Lodge. November is a great time to visit - it's colder, but the crowds are pretty much gone, and the scenery is just as good as ever. Very pleasant rooms, easy parking, easy convenience to the canyon rim. Definitely a good option to the more pricey option of the lodge."

"Good "

"This hotel cost the same as a grubby motel in Grants NM but was luxurious."

"Conveniently located "