Hotels near Yavapai Geology Museum in Grand Canyon Village

The room was very clean and nice. You can park right near the rooms on the 1st floor which very convenient for loading and unloading. There is a jacuzzi and restaurants in the hotel. Strong wifi. It is located very conviently to go to the grand canyon and there are many nearby restaurants ( the front counter gave a list of all the restaurants nearby).

Best idea ever to book this stay for the trip to the Grand Canyon. Conveniently located near the south rim with access to merchant grocery, eateries and shopping. Accommodations are quiet, clean and all you need basics! Would stay again.

Located in Grand Canyon, Red Feather Lodge is in a national park, a 3-minute drive from Grand Canyon National Park and 12 minutes from Hopi House. This hotel is 7 mi (11.2 km) from Grand Canyon Visitor Center and 7 mi (11.3 km) from Mather Point.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Plaza Bonita serving guests of Red Feather Lodge. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-out, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 225 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.

We stayed in the Rim cabin rm 6153 for $235 a night (+a $75 per night ”hold” on your card until released at checkout). It was the most CONVENIENT AND TIME SAVING- if you want to walk to the Hermits Rest (red) or Village (blue) shuttle junction, and also be close to the relatively inexpensive Fountain ($5 grab and go breakfast burrito and hot coffee $4) and the Fred Harvey restaurant in Bright Angel Lodge. Bright Angel also has a covered blue shuttle stop, to the left of the main entrance door at the end of the building. Walking out your door to watch the night sky and the Milky Way over the canyon at 9 or 10 at night is a lifetime experience. We were able to find a parking space right outside our cabin. The best times to find empty spaces are before 3 pm check-in. At 9:30 am there were at least 5 empty spaces in our particular parking area as we were checking out. Nothing is stopping you from parking your car, leaving your luggage in it, and taking advantage of the shuttles for hours before check-in time. Other factors made our stay ”average” on average. The cabin was charming with corner windows which would have overlooked the canyon, except that our view was a little set back compared to some of the other rim cabins, and wooded with pine trees and scrub bushes (including the trunk of a partially dead tree). The view should be described as ”peeks” of the canyon from under one of the pine trees, not ”partial view” of the canyon. The access from the rim onto the covered boardwalk which connects the rim cabins happens to be blocked by railings by our cabin, so it made it more private, as people weren't casually tempted to cut through from the rim and walk past our windows. One of our corner windows was warped and could not be entirely closed or locked. This was concerning when we weren't in the cabin. Each window that opened had screens that locked also. A wand pull for one of the drapes was lying on the window sill when we arrived. The heater worked. The bathroom was very nice and modern-with a separate sink area from the tub/shower and toilet. THERE IS A HAIRDRYER! (I had seen photos on this site of wall hairdryers, and called Xanterra to confirm since hairdryers weren't listed in the room descriptions. Xanterra told me there were NO hairdryers, so I wasted space in my carry-on for one that proved to be unneeded. The one towel holder by the bath covered the toilet paper holder if two towels were put on it to dry, so one of us had to use the towel rack by the sink to dry our towel. There isn't daily room service (which we actually liked). The toilet had a small, high, window that could be opened to the outside walkway for ventilation. The bed was comfortable. Our room had two high intensity lights over the bed, which made for good reading at night. We puzzled over our closet, which had a large ”porch like” affair with two bulbs which almost lighted the room itself-overkill by far. There was a ceiling fan and light that worked well, and a lar

With a stay at Jacob Lake Inn in Fredonia, you'll be just steps from Kaibab National Forest and Kaibab Plateau Visitor Center. This hotel is 31.1 mi (50 km) from Grand Canyon National Park and 13.9 mi (22.4 km) from Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or make use of the other amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 72 guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.

The location was great, it was a short drive to Grand Canyon National Park. Room was sizable and well maintained; amenities were plentiful. Ample of parking lots at hotel. Staffs were helpful and friendly. The breakfast was also delicious too.

Booked this hotel in an emergency when other plans fell thru and got the last room. Great little hotel, expensive-ish, but the best deal in the area. Located about 20 mile from the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Old hotel, with old rooms and decor, but very clean and the room was huge. Staff was great, restraunt was pretty darn good too. Would definitely stay again when visiting the south rim.

I had a great experience at the hotel. The staff at the front desk was friendly and helpful. The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The parking lot was free, and the breakfast included in the package was decent. There are good restaurants within a 5-10 minute driving distance from the hotel.

This motel-style lodge is ideally located in the southwest area of the Grand Canyon Village, just a short walk from the canyon. Nestled within several acres of Ponderosa pine forest it welcomes all outdoor types. The original establishment dates back to the 1927 and was constructed by Fred Harvey Company and the Santa Fe Railroad, when travelling by automobile to the parks was quickly becoming fashionable. The only architectural component remaining from historic lodge buildings are the original stone pillar, everything else has been rebuild. The rooms feature either 2 large queen-size beds or a single king-size one and guests can request a roll-away beds if needed. For dining there is a food court from where one can grab a sandwich or other types of ready-made food and a sports bar with a wide screen TV, where to catch a game and chill with a beer.

The original intention of staying in the tent hotel, most of the pictures are fresh, watching the starry sky in an environment with almost zero pollution. The hotel itself is best to live in a room with a separate toilet and shower, otherwise the public bathroom is still in a worse environment, and you have to walk a section of the dirt road to the toilet at night. We stayed at the end of September. The starry sky was perfect, but the wind was raging at night, and the wood-burning stove used for heating was difficult to keep burning. The night was not cold and the bed was very comfortable. It was a pity that the noise of the tent was hard to sleep. As a whole, it is considered high-end in the tent industry, but it must not be comparable to indoor hotels.