Grand Canyon Village Hotels & Motels

Rates: USD 60 - 360 — Opened in 1996, rooms at Holiday Inn Express Grand Canyon are decorated in South West style, feature data port telephone and satelite TV and permit easy access for the physically challenged. The hotel is located one mile from the south rim entrance of Grand Canyon National Park.

Rates: USD 60 - 210 — Physically located in Tusayan, the Canyon Plaza Resort is just 1 mi (1.6 km) from the Grand Canyon airport and only 7 mi (11 km) from the South Rim. This full-service hotel features an abundance of amenities, including free Internet access, an indoor hot tub, free airport transportation, banquet facilities, a seasonal bar, a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool and a completely non-smoking environment. This is a pet-friendly property.

Rates: USD 70 - 190 — The Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn is a full-service hotel that offers convenient access to the Grand Canyon. The well-appointed guest rooms at this hotel are equipped with cable satellite television, high-speed Internet access and coffee makers and are completely smoke-free. Additional hotel amenities include complimentary continental breakfast, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant, a hot tub, a 24-hour exercise room and laundry facilities. Meeting and banquet space is also available for up to 250 guests.

Located right on the South Rim in Grand Canyon National Park, approximately half of the rooms offer partial canyon views. This facility is especially appropriate for families. Rooms feature two queen beds, television and telephones. Non smoking rooms only. Children under the age of sixteen stay for free when accompanied by an adult. Operated by Xanterra Parks & Resorts.

This historic resort built in 1905 and renovated in 1998 is operated by Xanterra Parks and Resorts. Three stories high,this property features 78 rooms and is a premier accommodation destination on the Canyon Rim.

Situated right in Grand Canyon National Park, Yavapai Lodge is the park's largest lodging facility. It is within walking distance of the National Parks new visitor's facility. Yavapai East feature either a king-size bed or two queen-size beds with television, telephone and private baths. Accessible rooms for the physically challenged are also available. Yavapai West has two queen-size beds, telephone and private baths. All rooms are non-smoking.

For those who like to be far away from the crowds and who prefer solitude and peace, the Grand Canyon Lodge is the place to be. Physically located on the North Rim of the Canyon, at Bright Angel Point, enormous windows in the lodge provide framed canyon views. Guest rooms, in essence, are either cabins or motel units dispersed amidst Ponderosa pine forest. Operating the only lodging within the Park at the South Rim, this Xanterra Parks and Resorts facility is authorized by the National Parks Service to provide Grand Canyon lodging and accommodations to visitors.

Located on Highway 64 near the Grand Canyon, The Grand Hotel features a variety of services and amenities. Guests enjoy air conditioning, lounge, parking, television and more.

Situated amidst Ponderosa pine forest, just 1/4 mile from the Grand Canyon rim, the Maswik Lodge is a modern facility that offers motel style accommodation. For those who like that rustic feeling cabins are available in the summer months. Lodge rooms feature private bath, television, two queen beds and telephone. Cabins come with television, telephone, double beds and a shower. All rooms non-smoking only. The lodge is accessible for persons with disabilities. Winter rates available.

This historic facility is operated by Xanterra Parks and Resorts and is located right in Grand Canyon National Park. The lodge, a registered National Historic Landmark, consists of lodge rooms and cabin rooms, which all have television and private baths. Some lodge rooms do not have private baths. All rooms are telephone equipped and usually have only one bed. This lodge is situated only a few feet from the Canyon rim and is the departure point for the mule rides down into the canyon.