Lodging

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Examples of South Rim Lodging

South Rim

Lodging Inside the park
Lodging is booked well in advance, especially during spring break, summer months, and fall weekends.

Be sure to make 2021 reservations as far ahead as possible.

The lodges in Grand Canyon Village are open year round, and most are within walking distance of the canyon rim.

Reservations are handled by Delaware North and Xanterra Parks & Resorts.

(Grand Canyon Village)

 

 

Xanterra Parks and Resorts in the Historic District Bright Angel Lodge El Tovar Hotel Kachina Lodge Thunderbird Lodge Maswik Lodge .		Delaware North at Market Plaza near the Visitor Center Yavapai Lodge * Trailer Village RV Park * = Pets allowed Additional fee may apply
Online Reservations: grandcanyonlodges.com/lodging/ .		Online Reservations: visitgrandcanyon.com/
Toll Free Reservations: [phone] International [phone]		Toll Free Reservations: [phone] International [phone]

 

Did you know? On the park's South Rim, limited free shuttle bus service has resumed? During spring 2021, March 1 through May 28, 2021, the Hermit Road (Red Route), and the Eastbound Kaibab Rim (Orange Route) will be in service. The Village (Blue Route), and the Westbound Kaibab Rim (Orange Route) are not in service.

When you arrive on the South Rim, you will receive a copy of the South Rim Pocket Map and Services Guide. This map shows the lodges and their relation to the shuttle bus routes. You may download a copy of the map here.

 

Click on the map above to download the "Getting Around the South Rim" Map and Services Pocket Guide (4 MB PDF file)

 

Lodging Just Outside of the Park

South of Grand Canyon Village, accommodations are available in the gateway community of Tusayan, 7 miles (11 km) south of Grand Canyon Village, along Arizona Highway 64.

For general information about lodging in Tusayan:
Grand Canyon Chamber & Visitor’s Bureau
P.O. Box 3007 Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
[phone]

Best Western Canyon Squire Inn OPEN
800-995-2521 or 928-638-2673

Grand Canyon Plaza Hotel OPEN
800-995-2521 or 928-638-2673

The Grand Hotel OPEN
888-634-7263 or 928-638-3333

Holiday Inn Express OPEN
888-473-2269 or 928-638-3000

Red Feather Lodge * OPEN
866-561-2425 or 928-638-2414

Seven Mile Lodge OPEN
[phone]

If you plan to be staying at one of the lodges in Tusayan during our busy season, (March 1, through September 30) the park provides free shuttle bus service between Tusayan Hotels/Lodges and the South Rim Visitor Center every 20 minutes.

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 entrance stations, online, or at these businesses in Tusayan.

 

Additional Lodging Available South of Grand Canyon Village:

• Valle, Arizona - 30 miles (50 km) south on Highway 64
  Grand Canyon Inn 800-635-9203
• Red Lake, Arizona - 43 miles (69 km) south on Highway 64
  Red Lake Hostel and Texico Station
  800-581-4753 or 928-635-4753
  
• Williams, Arizona - 60 miles (100 km) south on Highway 64
  Williams Chamber of Commerce
  800-863-0546 or 928-635-1418
• Flagstaff, Arizona - 80 miles (130 km) southeast on Highways 64 and180
  Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce
  800-379-0065 or 928-213-2951

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Desert View

The East Entrance to the park and most Desert View facilities are CLOSED Until Further Notice.

Lodging is not available at Desert View; however there is a seasonal campground.

The Desert View Campground is Closed for the Winter
The Campground is scheduled to be open for the 2021 season sometime during May.

Desert View Webpage and Desert View Map (237kb PDF File)

Nearest Lodging Outside of the Park and East of Desert View

• Cameron, Arizona - 30 miles (48 km) east of Desert View on Highway 64
  Cameron Trading Post and Motel *
  800-338-7385 or 928-679-2231
  
• Tuba City, Arizona - 53 miles (85 km) northeast of Desert View on Highways 64, 89 and 160
  
  Diné Inn Motel
  928-283-6107
  
  Greyhills Inn
  928-283-4450
  
  The Moenkopi Legacy Inn & Suites
  928-283-4500
  
  Quality Inn *
  928-283-4545
  
  

• Flagstaff, Arizona, 75 miles (120 km) southeast of Desert View on Highways 64 and 89
  Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce
  800-379-0065 or 928-213-2951

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Some Views of Phantom Ranch

Phantom Ranch

Phantom Ranch, at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, is a popular destination for both hikers and mule riders. Overnight dormitories and cabins can be reserved and meals are available for purchase. Advance reservations for meals and lodging are required.

Phantom Ranch Reservations are made through Grand Canyon National Park Lodges (Xanterra Parks and Resorts) via an on-line lottery 15 months in advance.

 

(An NPS backcountry permit is not required for overnight stays at the dormitories or cabins at Phantom Ranch.) The park's Backcountry Information Center does not make reservations for Phantom Ranch lodging or meals. Reservations are made through Grand Canyon National Park Lodges.

Reservations for the nearby Bright Angel Campground (NPS) are made through the park's Backcountry Information Center.

Additional information:

• Photos of Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the canyon
• Walking Tour brochure and a video about the history of Phantom Ranch
• Photos of nearby Bright Angel Campground (NPS)

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Various views of Grand Canyon Lodge

North Rim

North Rim Lodging is closed for the winter.

Lodging is usually available between May 15, and Oct.15.

Grand Canyon Lodge provides 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.

North Rim Lodging Information

North Rim Overview

 

Quick links to information about:

Lodging	Maps
Campgrounds	Food
Visitor Centers	Permits
Sunrise/ Sunset	Things To Do
Ranger Programs	Shuttle Buses
Guided Tours
Park Newspapers	River Trips
Backcountry Hiking	Mule Trips

 

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