Grand Canyon Hotel Guide - Grand Canyon Field Institute hotels in Grand Canyon, United States of America.

"Views and gracious staff members"

"Excellent and economical choice for staying at the Grand Canyon. It's an older facility, but spotless, well equipped and with comfy beds. Great location, with easy access to all of the facilities of the Grand canyon. At this price point, I would definitely stay again!"

"As we pulled into the parking lot, we were greeted by beautiful Christmas lights. The staff were friendky and wecoming. The room was great. "

"Authenticity and location. Cabin was perfect and staff was great. Location location location! "

"Clean and beautiful room ,very good location everything nearby."

"Beautiful and grand hotel that lived up to its name. "

"The king suite room we got was across from the hotel listed on the map, more or less the same it just didn’t have access to the bigger swimming pool. Only its own hot tub, the free breakfast was definitely welcoming, especially the staff there, kind and hardworking people all 7 days we were there! The room was comfy and convenient given the amenities, only cons were no ovens or access to a laundromat via the hotel. Room service was also on the lacking side, various other rooms left out their dirty laundry outside their doors as well as trash sometimes. But given its proximity to the canyon, and in Tusayan definitely a plus then still driving from Williams. "

"We selected a partial canyon view room with two queen beds at Kachina Lodge. The view from the room was spectacular and the room itself was very clean and comfortable. Kachina is literally steps from the canyon and trails. The check-in and out at El Tovar was easy. We ate dinner within the lounge at El Tovar and breakfast in the El Tovar restaurant - both were delicious. The staff are all extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!"

"Room was very clean and comfortable. Photo of the restaurant buffet-like serving line is misleading, because such a restaurant feature wasn’t open for patrons; menu ordering only. Nonetheless, the food was tasty just not buffet style nor the choices one would expect from a restaurant showing a photo of a buffet serving line. Hotel is conveniently located near restaurants and Grand Canyon National Park entrance."