Grand Canyon Hotel Guide - Grand Canyon Visitor Center hotels in Grand Canyon, United States of America.

"We enjoyed our time here, it was quiet, rooms were great, and food court was good. "

"My room at Yavapai Lodge was worn, smelly, and depressing, with few amenities, huge tears in the curtains, a noisy heater/cooler fan, and a noisy mini refrigerator that ran but didn’t keep beverages cold. I had to turn both the fridge and the heater off so that I could sleep."

"The place was cosy and clean. Very close to Grand Canyon National Park. No complaints at all. Definitely coming back."

"the AC kept the room cool. "

"All staff snd good service was courteous friendly and willing to assist at any point we had questions. Highly recommend El Tovar to anyone desiring a laid back old time Grand Canyon experience. The view and walking is right ou the front door. Well done El Tovar"

"We were only at Bright Angel for 2 nights but it would have been really nice to have real cups in the cabins for coffee or the wine we brought. The paper cups leaked and we constantly had to go back to guest services for more. The Fountain was closed so access to coffee or a quick snack didn’t seem easy. Staff at the front desk didn’t offer maps so we went back twice to ask for trail maps and map of the property. The activities staff were great!! The cafe food was great and most affordable. "

"It's near the Grand Canyon, and everything is accessible. No complaints. Good stay."

"Being able to stay in the Canyon was absolutely amazing. It states it in the description, but check in is at the Bright Angel Lodge which is down the one way street from Thunderbird. If you can park closer to Thunderbird and walk to check in, that may be easier. If you arrive in the early evening, there will likely be"

"Nice venue but the service is horrendous - from the front desk to the bar, restaurant and room attendants. That being said I'll probably stay here the next time I come through - not much choice. "