Grand Canyon Hotels

Grand Canyon Hotels Pro Tip: When searching for Grand Canyon hotels, first consider which rim you will be visiting and the activities you want to do. Most people only need to book a hotel room a night or two when visiting the Grand Canyon and then continue exploring other parts of the great Southwest. Staying at a hotel near the Grand Canyon will make it easier to stay until sunset and enjoy a full day there, but there's not much else to do in the nearby towns once it gets dark. Many visitors who choose to pack as many things in as possible into their trip opt to book a room in Las Vegas and visit the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. Get to know which Grand Canyon attractions, tours, activities, and views are available on each rim before booking your Grand Canyon hotel accommodations. From there, there are plenty of budget, historic, familiar chain hotels and resorts to choose from.

Hotels in Grand Canyon National Park

If you're looking for Grand Canyon hotels in the actual National Park, then Grand Canyon Village will be your best bet. You won't want to miss out on the opportunity to stay at one of these lodges so reserve your stay as early as possible as they get booked quickly. Estimated walk times on map are to the Grand Canyon Visitor Center.

SOUTH RIM

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NORTH RIM

Grand Canyon North Rim Lodge | Check Availability »
(Closed seasonally during the winter - Mid Oct - Mid May)

If the hotels in the Park are already booked up or you'd like to spend a little less money, Tusayan is less than 7 miles from the entrance gates of the national park; Williams is about 60 miles away; and Flagstaff is about 80 miles away from the Grand Canyon. Tusayan is a small town that primarily provides tourist services for guests of the Grand Canyon. You'll be able to find tours, restaurants and some basic amenities here. We don't always recommend getting a hotel near the park, though! Most visitors overestimate how long they'll be visiting the Grand Canyon. Multiple days here are rare unless you're camping, running or hiking down the Grand Canyon, booked several tours, or a multi-day tour package. Otherwise, one night at a hotel near the Grand Canyon is usually sufficient, so much so that many visitors often choose to stay in Williams, Flagstaff, or Sedona where there are additional attractions, things to do, and better dining options.

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The West Rim of the Grand Canyon is fast-becoming one of the most talked-about destinations at the Grand Canyon. Just a 2.5-hour drive or a short scenic helicopter ride from nearby Las Vegas, Nevada, Grand Canyon West boasts of a 70 ft glass floor suspended past the edge of the Canyon allowing visitors to look straight down to the canyon floor 4,000 feet below.

If you're looking for a Grand Canyon hotel near the West Rim and Skywalk, Las Vegas is the best and nearest option. Since it's Las Vegas, the range of Grand Canyon West Rim accommodations available to you is endless. From budget motels to the most luxurious hotels in the world, the choice is yours.

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A visit to Grand Canyon's North Rim is well worth forfeiting the choices available amongst dozens of motels and hotels one finds on the South Rim. In fact, its remoteness is precisely what attracts many visitors to the North Rim in the first place. Staying overnight in Grand Canyon North Rim could certainly mean booking a stay at the historic Grand Canyon Lodge & Cabins, but be sure to plan about a year ahead if this is your vacation itinerary.

Other Grand Canyon North Rim lodging options lie in small towns dotted on the Kaibab Plateau like Lees Ferry, Jacob Lake and Page, AZ and Kanab and Fredonia, UT. If you prefer a night-sky canopy and the smell of pine over Grand Canyon North Rim motels and lodging, be sure to check out North Rim RV campsites and campgrounds.

Note: The North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park is open seasonally mid-May to mid-October; its close date can vary due to winter weather conditions.

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The Quail Cottage Clarkdale

Be inspired in The Quail Cottage; a colorfully renovated 1930's cottage in historic Clarkdale. Enjoy beautiful original artwork and curated antique furnishings. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mingus Mountain from the friendly front porch and a private shady back patio with BBQ, outdoor dining … More Be inspired in The Quail Cottage; a colorfully renovated 1930's cottage in historic Clarkdale. Enjoy beautiful original artwork and curated antique furnishings. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mingus Mountain from the friendly front porch and a private shady back patio with BBQ, outdoor dining, game room and hammocks. EV charging is available with 220v outlet in carport. Beautiful beds with high thread count cotton or bamboo sheets. Fully equipped chefs kitchen with quality finishes throughout home.

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