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Examples of South Rim Lodging

South Rim
(Grand Canyon Village)

Lodging Inside the park
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 and Delaware North.

 

Bright Angel Lodge, El Tovar Hotel, Kachina Lodge, Thunderbird Lodge and Maswik Lodge are operated by Xanterra Parks and Resorts.

• Read their lodging overview and make reservations online.
• Or, within the US call toll-free [phone] or international [phone].
  

View Photos of the historic El Tovar Hotel and Bright Angel Lodge.

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Yavapai Lodge is operated by Delaware North.

• Make or modify reservations online for Yavapai Lodge or Trailer Village RV Park.
• Within the US call toll-free [phone] or international [phone].

DYK? The park's free shuttle buses connect the lodges with restaurants, shops, visitor centers, scenic overlooks and trailheads. 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 (880 kb PDF file)

 

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:

Canyon Squire Inn
[phone]

Holiday Inn Express
[phone]

Quality Inn
[phone]

Red Feather Lodge
[phone]

Seven Mile Lodge
[phone]

The Grand Hotel
[phone]

If you are staying at one of these lodges during the summer months, the park provides free shuttle service between Tusayan Hotels 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 entrance stations, or at these businesses in Tusayan.

 

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.

You may also download the Nearest Available Lodging brochure for both the South and North rims (43 kb PDF file, Sept. 2015)

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

Lodging Outside the Park (Desert View)
The following accommodations are available east of Desert View

Cameron Trading Post and Motel
[phone] In Cameron, AZ 30 miles/ 48km

Anasazi Inn
[phone] In Gray Mountain, AZ 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 (46 kb PDF file, Sept. 2015)

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Some Views of Phantom Ranch

Inner Canyon - 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 at Phantom Ranch are required. Reservations are made through Xanterra, 888-297-2757, and can be made up to 13 months in advance.

 

The park's Backcountry Information Center does not make reservations for Phantom Ranch lodging or meals. Overnight guests of Phantom Ranch who have advance reservations do not need to obtain backcountry camping permits.

Reservations for meals and lodging are required.
An NPS backcountry permit is not required for overnight stays at the dormitories or cabins at Phantom Ranch. Call 303-297-2757 or 888-297-2757.

Photos of Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the canyon:

For Additional information:

Watch Phantom Ranch video and download self-guided walking tour booklet

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Various views of Grand Canyon Lodge

North Rim

The North Rim is open for the 2016 season.

Lodging is available May 15th through October 15th of each year.

The 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.

 

Reservations for Grand Canyon Lodge are handled by Forever Resorts. Or, directly call the toll free Reservation Line: [phone].

During the season you may check at the lodge for last-minute availability.

Photos of the historic Grand Canyon Lodge here:

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

 

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North Rim Pocket Map and Services Guide
Grand Canyon National Park has discontinued the Grand Canyon Guide newspaper. In place of the newspaper, the North Rim Pocket Map and Services Guide is now being distributed at entrance stations, visitor centers, lodges, campgrounds, stores, and out-of-park locations. Download it here...

 

Front and back sides of the North Rim Pocket Map and Services Guide. Click on the image to download as an accessible PDF file (2.2 MB)

 

Lodging Outside the Park (North Rim)
Lodging is available seasonally - usually between May 15 and October 31.

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 (43 kb PDF file, Sept. 2015)

 

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Backcountry Hiking	Mule Trips

 

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