Lodging

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Examples of South Rim Lodging

South Rim (Grand Canyon Village)

Lodging Inside the park 
A variety of lodging facilities are available.

Lodging is booked well in advance, especially during the summer months. Be sure to make reservations as far ahead as possible. Reservations are handled by Xanterra Parks & Resorts. 



Price Ranges:
Hiker Room (bathroom facilities down the hall) $72.
Hiker Room with toilet (tub or shower down the hall) $83.
Room with full bathroom ranges from $92 to $440 per night (subject to change).

Bright Angel Lodge $72-362
El Tovar Hotel $183-440
Kachina Lodge $180-191
Maswik Lodge $92-176
Thunderbird Lodge $180-191
Yavapai Lodge $125-166

To read the lodging overview and to make reservations on-line:
http://www.grandcanyonlodges.com/Lodging-Overview-411.html 
Within the US call toll free [phone]
Outside the US call [phone]
Fax [phone].

To view Photos of the historic El Tovar and Bright Angel Lodges:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/grand_canyon_nps/collections/72157624173850067/

(There is no longer a youth hostel in Grand Canyon National Park.)

The park's free shuttle buses connect the lodges with restaurants, shops, visitor centers, scenic overlooks and trailheads.

 

Park Newspaper

Download the 2013 Spring (English)
March 1 - May 22, 2013
Spring South Rim Guide (letter-size)
(Prints on 8.5 x 11" paper 2.2 MB PDF File)

Spring South Rim Guide (tabloid size)
(Prints on 11 x 17" paper 3.1 MB PDF File)

Contains maps, schedules and information.

South Rim lodging and camping along with most other visitor services within the park are open all year.

Reserve lodging and campsites as far ahead as possible, especially during busy summer and fall months.

Download Spring South Rim Village Shuttle Bus/ Parking Map
as one large page 22.5 x 17" (1.3 MB PDF file)

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Lodging Outside the park (South Rim) The following accommodations are available in the gateway community of Tusayan, 7 miles/ 11 km south of Grand Canyon Village: If you are staying at one of these lodges during the summer months, the park provides free shuttle service between Tusayan and the park. (mid-May through mid-September) Visitors entering the park from the gateway community of Tusayan via the free shuttle bus must present a valid park entrance pass. Entrance passes may be purchased at park entrances or at various businesses in Tusayan.
	Grand Canyon Squire Inn		[phone]
	Grand Canyon Suites		[phone]
	Holiday Inn Express		[phone]
	Quality Inn		[phone]
	Red Feather Lodge		[phone]
	Seven Mile Lodge		[phone]
	The Grand Hotel		[phone]

 

Additional lodging is available in Valle, 30 miles/48 km south on Highway 64, Williams, 60 miles/97 km south on Highway 64, and Flagstaff, 80 miles/129 km south on Highway 180.

Nearest Available Lodging brochure for both the South and North Rim (207kb PDF file, Mar 2010)

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Desert View (East Entrance to the Park)
No lodging is available at Desert View, but there is a campground.  
Desert View Campground Information.  Download the Desert View Map (237kb PDF File) 

Outside the park (Desert View) The following accommodations are available east of Desert View -
	Cameron Trading Post and Motel		[phone] - In Cameron, 30 miles/ 48km
	Anasazi Inn		[phone] - In Gray Mountain, 37 miles/ 59km

Additional lodging is available in Tuba City, 53 miles/85 km northeast of Desert View on Highways 64, 89 and 160.

Nearest Available Lodging brochure for both the South and North Rim (207kb PDF file, Mar 2010)

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Phantom Ranch

Inner Canyon - Phantom Ranch:
Overnight hikers and mule riders may arrange to stay at Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the canyon near the Colorado River.

Reservations for meals and lodging are required.
A backcountry permit is not required for overnight stays at the dormitories or cabins at Phantom Ranch. Call 303-297-2757 or 888-297-2757. Make reservations on-line at http://www.grandcanyonlodges.com/phantom-ranch-704.html.

To view more photos of Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the canyon:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/grand_canyon_nps/sets/72157627065986377/

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Grand Canyon Lodge

North Rim

Lodging Inside the park:
North Rim lodging is available from mid-May through mid-October.

The Grand Canyon Lodge is the only lodging inside the National Park on the North Rim. Lodging is booked well in advance, so make reservations as far ahead as possible. Prices range from $116 - $192 per night (subject to change.)


Reservations are handled by Forever Resorts. You may make online reservations on their website at:

http://foreverlodging.com/lodging.cfm?PropertyKey=181
Or, directly call the toll free Reservation Line: [phone].
During the season you may check at the lodge for last-minute availability.

View more photos of the historic Grand Canyon Lodge here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/grand_canyon_nps/sets/72157626381763104/

Read the August 17, 2007 news release about Grand Canyon National Park concessioner
Forever Resorts and Grand Canyon North Rim L.L.C. (PDF File)

Download the North Rim Map (289kb PDF File)

 

Park  Newspaper

Download the 2013 Season (English)
North Rim Guide (letter-size)
(Prints on 8.5 x 11" paper 3 MB PDF File)

North Rim Guide (tabloid size)
(Prints on 11 x 17" paper 2.5 MB PDF File)

The 2013 season edition of the North Rim Guide contains the maps, schedules and information needed to plan your visit.

North Rim lodging and camping along with most other visitor services within the park are open from mid-May to mid-October. It is best to reserve lodging and campsites as far ahead as possible.

Download the maps/trail guide as one large page 22.5 x 17"
(660 kb PDF file)

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Lodging Outside the park (North Rim) Lodging is available seasonally. -
	Kaibab Lodge		[phone] - 18 miles/29 km north
	Jacob Lake Inn		[phone] - 45 miles/72 km north

Additional lodging is available in Fredonia, 77 miles/ 124 km northwest on Highways 67 and Alt. 89, Kanab, 84 miles/135 km northwest on Highway 67 and Alt. 89, and Marble Canyon, 82 miles/131 km northeast on Highways 67 and Alt. 89.

Nearest Available Lodging brochure for both the South and North Rim (207kb PDF file, Mar 2010)

 

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