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Hotels In Grand Canyon

Do we really need to tell you why to visit the Grand Canyon? It’s only one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World—and it’s kind of a big deal (literally). It’s 1.5km deep, 16km wide and filled with future holiday fun. And beavers. Lots of beavers.

Intrigued? Not sure about the great outdoors? Don’t worry: accommodation in the Grand Canyon doesn’t have to mean you’re sleeping in a tent with floor made of sand—just read on.

Things to Do in the Grand Canyon

You know the phrase “stubborn as a mule”? You’ll be glad they’re as headstrong as Kanye taking over a Grammy speech when they’re carrying you up and down the Grand Canyon. If you prefer to get around on your own two feet, just hit the trails. On the North Rim, follow the Kaibab Trail and you can say you visited Canada and Mexico, too (or at least that you saw every ecosystem found there!). On the South Rim, follow the Bright Angel Trail through cottonwoods and over creeks and bridges.

No matter where you stay, the best pastime from Grand Canyon hotels is as it always has been: looking at stuff (contemplatively, of course).

Getting To & Around the Grand Canyon

If you’re looking for a sit by the pool, sip cocktails and get a tan kind of holiday, head over to our Las Vegas hotels page instead. The Grand Canyon is an adventure, and it begins when you touch down at Phoenix International Airport (PHX). Pick up one of lastminute.co.nz’s awesome car hire deals, take a rear-view mirror selfie and let the road trip begin. You’ve got about 350km to Grand Canyon accommodation!

You don’t have to have the patience (or stubbornness) of a mule when you book online with lastminute.co.nz. Our Grand Canyon holiday packages make it easy to book flights and accommodation together, so you can spend your time googling “stylish hiking outfit” instead.

Grand Canyon Hotel

5.0 Very nostalgic

Beautiful styled hotel with excellent service And a must if your in Williams az I’m coming back. Marc🇦🇺

2 years ago by A verified traveller from australia

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Maswik Lodge - Inside the Park

4.0 Very simple hotel. Great for what we paid.

Perfect for a quick trip to the rim, if you don't want to pay to much. Very basic and simple. Bed's ok. Location is in very easy walking distance to the rim.

3 years ago by A verified traveller from Brisbane

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Grand Canyon Plaza Hotel

5.0 Great location for Grand Canyon visit

Pleasantly surprised with the hotel. Bob on reception was absolutely delightful and could not been more helpful. He gave us a wonderful tip to catch the shuttle bus to the Grand Canyon instead of driving. It would have been too hard to find a park when we got up there. The house keeping so helpful bringing extra blankets. We had a porter who took our luggage to our room. If you stay here you will find out how far he had to walk. It was no trouble at all for him. What a happy fellow. highly recommend this hotel

3 years ago by A verified traveller

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Days Inn by Wyndham Bellemont

1.0 Disappointed

While iunderstand it is a budget motel, we were surprised at how bad it was. We checked into our room at about 5 after a long drive. Needing to make it to the canyon by aunrise we went into the room, it seemed fine, so we left to drive into the park. Leaving one of our room keys and some other items of food and drink but decided to keep our stuff in the car as we short on time. Lucky we did as when we came back they had checked someone else into our room. When we told the desk they had made a mistake they argued that we were wrong even though we could access the room, and couldn't acces the room we were supposedly booked into, and knew where the keys were placed. We even left the air con on. They put us in a different room but only after making us look stupid in front of other hotel staff, and also making the people in our room feel uncomfortable. Extremely unprofessional. Will never be using a Days Inn again.

3 years ago by A verified traveller

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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Grand Canyon

4.0 Good value, comfortable

I rented a room (called a suite but that might be stretching it a bit!) here for three nights in November 2015. I chose to stay here to save a bit of money compared with the relatively few available rooms in the Grand Canyon Village itself. The distance to the Village is fairly short but you will need a car to do it (not sure, about six miles?), and don't underestimate the time this will take, there was snow when I was there, and the roads were treacherously slippery, one time I had to go the whole way at about 10 - 15 miles per hour, passing two cars which had slid off the road. Additionally, once you get to the village, parking is a problem, even in what I presume was the low season. It would have been nicer to stay in the village, in retrospect, but if you want to save about $50 per night like I did, then this hotel is a very good alternative. The room was very warm - it had an individual heater but even with the thermostat on that set very low, the room stayed snug, it must have in floor heating too. The building is not new but is well maintained and clean. The living room was dark, not having a window, but of course you'll want to be at the Canyon itself rather than in your room during daylight. There's no on site restaurant but there is breakfast included, which was fine. There are a couple of inexpensive restaurants nearby, plus good options in the village. No laundry services or washing machines available.

4 years ago by A verified traveller from Melbourne, Australia

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Howard Johnson by Wyndham Flagstaff I-40 East Lucky Lane

3.0 Basic hotel but clean & neat.

Very basic hotel but clean & neat. We stayed here overnight on our way to Grand Canyon from Las Vegas and only required a bed for the night. The room contained a drip filter coffee pot - which was awful, two queen size beds and an old TV. There was space to hang clothes and the room was quite spacious. The pool and grounds both looked a little tired, but our room was clean and beds comfortable. We were up very early to head to Grand Canyon to watch the sun rise so I can't comment on the breakfast.

4 years ago by A verified traveller from Adelaide, South Australia

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