Kachina Lodge

Kachina Lodge was built in 1968 as part of a plan by the National Park Service to expand services.

Quick Facts

Location:

Grand Canyon Village

MANAGED BY:

Xanterra

Amenities

1 listed

Accessible Rooms

Sitting directly on the rim of Grand Canyon in the center of the historic Village, this lodge is within close walking distance to restaurants, gifts shops, Kolb Studio, Verkamp's Visitor Center, and Bright Angel Trailhead.

Kachina Lodge was built in 1968 as part of a plan by the National Park Service to expand services at parks across the country. The tiered design of Kachina Lodge mimics the uppermost layers of rock in Grand Canyon.

The nearby El Tovar Hotel manages registrations for Kachina Lodge.

Accommodations

Situated directly on the canyon rim, many of the rooms at Kachina Lodge have partial canyon views available, called canyon-side rooms. The rooms have either one king bed or two queen beds. Guest room amenities include full bath, in-room Keurig coffee maker, refrigerator, flat screen television with satellite TV, telephone, hairdryer and safe.

Kachina Lodge offers accessible rooms. To see available ADA-compliant rooms check the "ADA/Accessible Rooms" box in the online reservations application or call Central Reservations (7a-7p MT) at [phone].

Lodging and Contact Info

For day of check-in and availability information at Kachina lodge, check with staff at the El Tovar lobby desk.

Call 928-638-2631 to speak to a representative for Xanterra Lodging.

For advance reservations (recommended for all holidays and throughout the summer) visit www.grandcanyonlodges.com or call toll-free within the U.S. 888-297-2757.
For those outside the U.S. call 303-297-2757.

Architecture and History

Architecturally efficient and rectilinear, both the Kachina and Thunderbird lodges were built as part of a 10-year National Park Service program known as Mission 66. Initiated in 1956, the program intended to diminish the impact of visitor accommodations on sensitive areas near park attractions.

The coloring of the facades of the two-story concrete structures match the immediate canyon rim below, minimizing visibility while the stair-stepped design mimics the patterns seen in the canyon walls itself.

Ideally located, these lodges are situated right along the rim of Grand Canyon, just west of El Tovar Hotel.