This is where old people go to Die. The most boring trip ever. Lonely Old people who want to tell everyone about their boring life and where they have been. The train was terrible. Karen behind me wouldn't shut up. Talked the entire trip. Some old dude walked up and down the aisle playing 70s country music that only enjoyed. You will not be able to enjoy the beauty because the woman on the P A system enjoyed hearing herself talk about total worthless information. She should be limited to 5 minutes instead of yacking do 45 minutes. In my opinion: go to Disneyland and ride the train as much as you like and have a ball. read more

Thank you to all your staff for saving the weekend after a bad experience. Saturday clerk day shift (didn't catch your name, my apologies) Thank you for getting me checked in a little earlier so I could take a shower. The restaurant..food is fantastic and our server Juan is the absolute best. To the chef, the steak was perfection. Rooms comfortable and clean. Hats off to an all around great experience ! read more

Grand Canyon Inn Review The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Dates Of Stay: 8/8-9/25 THE GOOD The best and most positively memorable thing I can say about this property, was the restaurant. When we came in to the dining room in the evening, after a long day of activities; the room was mostly empty, except for a few other people. We were greeted by Juan, our server: who seemed genuinely happy to see and serve us. The portions were adequate and delicious. I didn't want a actual meal, and sufficed to have two appetizers: Fried mushrooms with ranch dipping sauce, and deep fried cheese stick with marinara. Both were delicious and filling. The price for a party of four was reasonable, and we all left full and satisfied. The metal artwork (museum) was great for photo ops, but we left early in the morning, and were not able to visit the shops. There were also a collection of some "antique" vehicles, which was also interesting to view. Our rooms were relatively clean. THE BAD This property was not really being kept up. The wooden railings coming up to our second floor rooms were in need of much repair. There were a lot of places on the rails that could cause serious injury to someone (large pieces of sharp wood/splinters) if they didn't see them. As this is Arizona, and we have all kinds of bugs and scorpions: it was not good that we had a large gap at the bottom of our door from the outside. There wasn't a "house phone", but most people carry cell phones, so I guess that is not too much of a problem. Most hotels I have been to and worked at, would have available, such things as extra toothbrushes, toothpaste, and etc.: but not so here. My wife forgot her toothbrush, and not only didn't the hotel have one we could get, the onsite stores were not open to even purchase one there. THE UGLY As a hospitality major, and someone who has worked in this industry for decades in various positions: the number one issue for customers is good customer service. This is a make or break issue, in determining whether someone will come back to an establishment or not. The customer service here, was only ok. When attempting to make a reservation the night before our stay: I called the number from the internet for the property, and was greeted by a man who, by accent, was from India. I just figured he might be an employee or even a new owner. In trying to make the reservation, he couldn't even understand me when I spelled my name slowly and even phonetically. After trying this several times with my name, I also needed to say my phone number several times as well: as he didn't understand that as well. Frustrated, I said that I would just make the reservation when I passed by the next morning on my way to the Grand Canyon at about 6am. When entering the vestibule, I heard someone say "are you checking out". This was creepy, as I was the only person there. It was then that noticed a person on a kiosk screen. Once again I had a person who could not understand my English. The problem was worsened by the apparent lag time in the time it took for my voice to be transferred from AZ to India, and then back. With this lag time, the agent would start talking before I had finished, and didn't hear the complete message. This would not be so, if this motel had an actual In Person front desk clerk. Again, I was frustrated with this poor service: and told the kiosk agent that I would just find someone that I could talk to in person to make my reservation - and I walked away. I went in to the motel, and as I figured, there wasn't anyone at the front desk. That whole area was dark, and uninviting. I could hear sounds coming from the restaurant just down the hall, so I went there. There was no one in the dining room, but I could hear activity going on in the kitchen, so I went there. I saw a woman just inside the doorway to the right, with here head down in her phone. I spoke to her, trying to get her attention, but she never acknowledged me: and just kept her head in her phone. There was another man there, and I asked if she was deaf, but no real response. Finally, another woman came from the back and asked how she could help me. I explained that needed to make a reservation for later that day. She walked with me back to the front desk, and apologized for the trouble I was having: saying that the system they were using was not perfect. She appeared to know somewhat what she was doing, but still wasn't able to make one reservation for two rooms, but instead made two reservations for one room. This flagged my bank account: as it appeared as I was double charged. Due to all the problems that I had with this property, I will not use or recommend this property to family, friends, and especially to my clients that I take as a chauffeur up to the Grand Canyon and beyond. read more

This little hotel is really close to the Grand Canyon South rim as well as Route 66 it's a perfect blend of distance. You also have easy access to the national forest right before Grand Canyon. The automated check-in or kiosk check-in call me stupid and when I called them on it, they turned off their camera. It was my second day there and my key was deactivated. I'm not sure why the problem was fixed, but I called them on it.. It is connected to a little restaurant that was pretty good and well priced. They have biscuits and gravy and the next day I believe I have their pancake pancakes, which both taste good read more

The room was clean and the food was decent, but that's where the positives end. The address listed online was wrong and we only got the real one after booking. The area is sketchy, and we saw glass in the lot like a car was recently broken into. The worst part? The toilet backed up around 8am and we had to call a customer service center in India multiple times. No one ever came. The front desk was unstaffed, just a kiosk with a video call system. After 2+ hours, we finally flagged down a housekeeper and got a plunger ourselves--no one had been informed. Other issues: broken heater, uncomfortable desk/chairs, housekeeping walked in without knocking, and other guests had broken TVs. If something goes wrong after hours, you're stuck calling a call center overseas. They say a local handyman "might" see the message and "might" come. We left early due to the plumbing issue and were hung up on when we asked for a refund. The staff we did see gave us attitude when we brought up the problems. Clean but outdated hotel with zero accountability. Wouldn't recommend. read more

Grand Canyon Inn - Kiosk that you'll have to deal with if you have any problems. There's zero accountability. - Hotels Near Me - Williams, Arizona

This was just a basic hotel that was older, and we were in the bunk house across the highway. The rooms were tiny, but based on the price, what could you expect. If you stay here bring your own supplies ( water, snacks, etc) as the two stores are way high expensive for basic things. The pictures on the website may deceive you, but if you need cheap accommodations (about 1/3 the price) at the South rim, then it may be worth it. When we arrived my wife was really sick and we asked if we could check in and were told no. Front staff was not even willing to check. The restaurant hours were not as posted so be aware. There is a food truck near the gas station which was outstanding and cheap. Later in the day I saw another front desk staff being testy with some customers. There is a bird zoo across the highway, a cool rock shop and other things to keep you entertained. read more

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I rarely leave reviews, but this experience was unacceptable. This property is about 30 minutes from Williams and not near anything. After a full day out, we returned around 7:30 PM and were locked out of our room. We walked to the front desk and were given new keys -- those didn't work either. We had to walk back again, and at this point, the owner and some men were drinking beer in the parking lot. One of them (the owner) said it was probably a dead battery on the door and came to fix it. Now we're two women with two men in our room at night, trying to fix the door for 15 minutes. Eventually, they said it couldn't be fixed and offered us two options: stay in the room without leaving, or move to another room. I asked for a refund due to the inconvenience and was told, "It's not my problem, it's the system." When I pointed out he was the owner and responsible, he laughed and said, "Best I can do is 20%. Are you moving or what?" At that point, I asked them to leave the room. The whole situation felt uncomfortable and unsafe. I highly recommend avoiding this place -- spend the extra $50 on a hotel where you feel secure and respected. read more

So quaint and adorable! Everything was clean and comfortable. We didn't get a chance to use it, but there was a pool as well. There is a restaurant onsite as well as a food truck, as station, general store, and Raptor Ranch nearby. Great value for how close it is to the Grand Canyon. read more

Lobby smelled like feces, had to get checked in on a kiosk with an Indian man who could barely speak English. Sconce lights in room don't work, window in bathroom is broken and just has plywood closing it up. Shower is disgusting and faucets can't regulate water temp. Restaurant says "open 7am to 10pm" which isn't true they're closed all through midday. Legit the worst hotel I've even stayed at. Go to Williams or Tusanya and steer clear of this. $170+ a night is absolutely insane.. next time I'll just sleep in my truck on the side of the road. read more

Got booked in the annex across the street and the bed was horribly uncomfortable I could not get a good nights sleep. The shower also was so narrow and slippery in bottom with an Inflexible shower head it felt unsafe to shower. I would not recommend booking here and I won't ever come back. All I wanted was a simple sleep and I could not get that. The room was also so small that after we placed rep bags on floor we couldn't walk to bed it was so small. read more

Tuesday, 4/12/2022 - Stayed at Grand Canyon Inn for a night. Address is 317 S State Rte 64, Valle, AZ 86046. If facing the Inn, to the right is Chevron gas and gift shop. To the left is a building that I THINK sells rocks or something (i was told). Across the street is Fred Flintstone! This Inn has a restaurant inside as well. That was a sight to see. Upon our arrival: Pros: 1) check in was easy. 2) we got rooms on the first floor in the back. 3) they have a beautifully, well-taken-care-of yard and patio to enjoy your morning cup of coffee on. 4) love the rustic look to our room. 5) there is a hair blow dryer, ironing board, and a little shelf with hangers you can use to hang your clothing. No closet. 6) they provided shampoo, bar soap, and lotion. There are clean towels as well. 7) there was a K Cup coffee maker with 2 caffinated k cup and 1 decaf available. 8) beds nicely made, pillows/bed comfortable, blankets warm and clean. 9) our room heater and AC worked great. 10) water is nice and hot. So test water before jumping in the shower. 11) room clean. 12) plenty of parking. Cons: 1) all the TV channels had fuzzy horizontal lines going across it except for 1 channel. Lol. 2) maybe I didn't know how to use their hair blow dryer. But it never heated up. No hot air. Only cold air coming from it. But it still worked. 3) the lotion they provided was super watery. I mean watery! I'm not use to water down lotion. So we didn't use it. 4) no conditioner provided and no makeup wipes provided. Maybe these are for the bigger hotels. I don't know. 5) no tea. Conclusion: I liked this Inn. We slept comfortably and enjoyed our short time there. The staffs here were so nice. Rooms clean, some amenities provided, comfy bed and pillows, warm water, coffee, nice back yard patio to enjoy a cup of Joe, gas right next to it and gift shop right next to it. Not too shabby! We'd stay here again. read more

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Very friendly on phone and checkin though hard to find the lobby which isn't very inviting. It was recently taken over by an Indian (India) family so can be frustrating with reservations etc. Kept pretty clean and rooms are your basic hotel rooms that are a little rustic with log bed frames. A bit dated but ok for a night or two. About 30 mins just south from Grand Canyon National Park. And then about 50 mins to Flagstaff, AZ and about 45 mins to Williams, AZ. So right in the middle really of all the attractions. It sits at the junction of Hwy 64 and Hwy 180. There is a restaurant there but have not tried it though have heard it's ok. Raptor Ranch is across the street along with a small RV park and small restaurant which I haven't tried either. Also next to hotel is a gas station and minimart plus a food truck (which Is good). That's all that is right around it. There are small coffee makers and a tiny Frig in the rooms. There is no phone in the rooms to call the front desk so don't expect to find help in the middle of the night and I don't think there is anyone there anyway. I don't like their bedspreads, as not very pretty and dated plus don't expect to watch much TV as there are only maybe 3 channels with not anything I wanted to watch. It's ok but really in need of a remodel plus the bunk house across the road really needs a remodel even more so (it's part of the hotel). It's somewhere where people stay all summer long because of the Grand Canyon National Park being only 30 mins away (hotels in and around the park are very expensive in summer)! so they really could make this hotel much nicer if they wanted to. I'm not prejudice but I have noticed when Indian folks take over hotels etc they end up never being updated, fixed up nor kept as well as they could be along with customer service issue. I'm not sure why that is, but it's just been my experience in the United States. read more

Terrible place to stay for the price and value. Yes you will be 30min from the Grand Canyon village but the room were terribles. The shower controls were come off of the wall and apart, the bathroom fan wasn't working, the bed were very uncomfortable and one of them was badly fixed. For the price and location, I was expecting something better than this. The owner is basically charging tourist high prices without investing any money back into the property. This place was one night out of a 12 day road trip thru the southwest and even some of the small remote places we stayed at had better comfort than this place. I would not recommend anyone to stay there. read more

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Words cannot express my displeasure in this hotel. The first room I was registered to was not cleaned and ready for occupancy The second room...well read on. If I wanted a ranch experience and staying in a bunk house I would have booked with a dude ranch. This property failed on numerous accounts. The bathtub is disgusting! It is stained or not cleaned to a point that I was afraid to take a shower. The toiled seat was split and when you sat down you got a very unwelcome significant pinch of the posterior. The air conditioner in the room was such that you could not heat or cool the room. The heater located in the bathroom ceiling was used to warm up the room. The electrical connection for the air conditioner has exposed wires and would not pass a safety inspection. The lighting in the room consists of three rustic lamps that look like kerosene lanterns. The light output from the single lamp on the desk made me feel sorry for Abraham Lincoln having to read by candlelight as that is what the light output was like. The television did not receive broadcast channels. I checked with the front desk (which was across the highway and the main building) and was told they do not provide TV. Instead it was set up to Google TV that you had to have a subscription to. There was no refrigerator nor microwave or any convenience features. There was an iron but alas, no ironing board. On a scale of 1 to 10 where 10 is very good and 1 is poor I would give a negative score. Rather than paying for this room, the establishment should pay me for cruel and unusual treatment. read more

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This review is similar to my review of our restaurant. We stayed outside of the Grand Canyon due to availability of rooms. The room was clean. 4 stars for cleanliness. The mattress must have been on a platform as they came up to my shins. For comfort the mattresses we ok. Not the best but after walking as much as se did, I slept soundly. The shower is for shorter people. My wife is 5'4" and she hit he head on the shower head. I'm 6'1" and yes I had to duck. Once again I was still able to shower, good temperature and good water pressure. The room was large. With two queen beds there was plenty of room. Decorative style was mountain style meets super 8. The tv remote did not work. We had to turn the tv on the side of the screen. We only watched one channel which was not 4k, not 1080, not 720 but was more like 1980 Betamax tape quality. I know I am paying for the location at $189 a night. So with lower expectations, it gets the job done, just don't expect too much. read more

Grand Canyon Inn - Hotels Near Me - Williams, Arizona

The room was sufficient for our two night stay. The hotel staff at the front desk were nice. When we went into our room, there was a wet rag on one of the beds. The AC/heat unit was pulled apart when we arrived. There were some blood stains on one of the blankets. There was a refrigerator in the room which was nice. The shower had hot water and a good stream which was much needed after a long day of hiking. The mattress was comfortable. It was an alright stop for a two night stay and the price was reasonable. read more

Disappointed. Old rooms. The looked floors clean but I felt I was in some kind of horror movie and something bad could happen at any time. I will pay the extra bucks or drive extra miles to stay at a different hotel. read more

It started out well. The room is large and pretty and the furniture adorable. The beds were comfortable. That was it. The pillows were flat and hard. The bathroom fixtures (faucet, handles, and showerhead) hanging loose from the wall. Water supply wasn't affected, but we were worried about leaks inside the wall. Maintenance said it was fine, he'd fix it after we checked out. The tv is attached to a cable that goes into the wall but it only gets 3 to 5 channels that are fuzzy. They are cable channels. The desk said signal is terrible out here. Again, they were cable channels! Discovery, Sci-fi, and HGTV, sometimes Teen Nick and Food. The remote was not only unable to set up channels, it wouldn't even set a sleep timer. The tiny a/c unit was way too small for that large a room. It never got to a comfortable temperature. Three times it entirely shut off in the middle of the night for no reason, not even a fan going. The restaurant was neglected. The upholstery on the benches was torn. We ate there 3 times and, while the food was good, every time I think they had to grow the food before making it. The servers were great, though.And the bar makes a great watermelon margarita. We paid $121 per night per room for 2 rooms for 4 nights and I'm pretty sure any chain motel 30 miles away in Williams would have been a better deal. read more

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Cozy cabin comfort. Small, dark and cabin like. No microwave; no refrigerator and the coffee maker had a hard time making the coffee. Yet comfy and casual. Some might say "roughing it!." But I say loving it! But for no coffee. read more

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We have been coming here for years as we have property nearby and stay here when we don't want to bring our coach out for short trips. When they first remodeled it was tolerable and cleaner for a short stay around $100 a night. This last trip was the LAST TIME we will ever stay here. It's dirty, they don't have daily housekeeping, and it seems management could care less. When we checked in and used the restroom, there was a dirty bath towel from the previous guest hanging behind the door. The bedspreads were stained and disgusting, the shower curtain was yellow and moldy on the bottom half, Room 201. The beds suck, the curtains are unhooked in several places, you have to get extras towels if you stay more than one night from the front office. I mean, it a @#$%hole! The only positive about this place is the price if you can get it for under $100! I wish I had taken photos! Do yourself a favor and stay in Tusayan! read more

If you are looking for a room whilst visiting the Grand Canyon, know that's what you're paying for and only that. We chose this place based solely on price and location. Pros - check in was easy, safe and the staff was friendly. The bar was open for dinner at 6 and our food was good. The waiter/bartender was busting his butt and super friendly and helpful. Cons - our first room (210) had no knobs in the bathroom shower. We were moved to 209 immediately. In that room, there was a dirty sock under the decorative pillows, there was a mystery sticky caramel substance ground into the carpet that stuck to my sock and foot, the toilet made a loud whining noise after flushing that lasted for several minutes, and the arms on one of the cars was broken and came completely off when we sat at the table. So, stay for the price and location but know what you're getting yourself into. read more

Grand Canyon Inn - Dirty sock on bed - Hotels Near Me - Williams, Arizona

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Have no clue why has such bad reviews. I loved this place! For real! Beautiful huge room, very cozy, clean, the bathroom was really nice, the pressure was perfect and you could adjust the shower head just like you are at your own house. All the toiletries was organic, smelled great, I mean, I was really amazed. Was super affordable and the view was nice from the room as well. Also very close to Grand Canyon. If you want you can have breakfast outside, they have these lil wooden built cabana looking things. I would totally stay with them again, and again, and again :) read more

Aka Grand Canyon Hotel. aka Country Inn Hotel This one just outside the park on State Route 40 is definitely 2 star motel. It is all by itself and across the street from an older birds of prey attraction - both look to be built in the 60's. Rooms are heated with window air units and had to change rooms because first one they put me in was freezing . Walls are super thin you can hear every move of the person above and when they flush the toilet. All the furnishings inside are super cheap. The restuarant attached was basic but good and the waiter and other employees were very nice though. read more

I will give Grand Canyon Inn a 4 star for cleanliness- We booked directly with the hotel and probably over paid - But considering places out side the Grand Canyon we're going for more then double what we paid I can't complain- we are in the middle of no where- so it fit the bill for the night. This Inn is very Rustic- Basic at best and could use some updating. The beds are old and very low to the ground(the height of the bed was at my knees and I'm a short person. Mattress is old as well- not much cushioning - there was a heater in the bathroom but nothing else we found to turn on- The shower is old- no plug for the tub- and the shower head was just above my head- my husband is much taller and had to crouch down to wash hair One positive - room was nice and dark and quiet- we slept well and woke early so we got up and ready and headed down to the restaurant on property- first impression- Nice spot for breakfast- the restaurant has been updated- Very Clean- and coffee is strong!!! read more

If you are staying here to be closer to the Grand Canyon so you can reduce drive time trust me, stay at a nicer hotel a little farther away. Pool was green, ice machine doesn't work, nor do the phones and the kicker is the restaurant. They clearly think waaaay to highly of their food based on their prices while not delivering on the quality. Take a hard pass on this one. read more

If you stay here BE AWARE of where you're staying. The main hotel is just above alright but if you are in the "annex building across the street," that is without a doubt the worst place you'll stay! If your room has a single bed, don't do it. Once we pulled into the gravel parking lot, we immediately knew it wasn't good to be a good one. There was dried urine on my toilet seat. There is barely any leg room even when turned sideways on either side of your bed. There are zero tables for anything in this room, no phones, a tv with 3 channels and a single chair. No place for your luggage except the floor. The shower is big enough to get in, get wet, get out to turn around and get back in! I'm 5"1, 135lbs. I immediately went back across the street and demanded a better room. A first they said no so they gave me a managers phone number. I called her and left a message for her to call me back. I booked my stay through Priceline so they told me that I would have to contact them if I wanted a different room. I said, "fine - give me a room in this main building, I'll pay for it and deal with Priceline when I get home." They ended up upgrading me to a room in the main buoy with 2 beds that's was super spacious. STILL A NIGHTMARE. This was our first time to the Grand Canyon and we thought this would be the closest place to stay but we were wrong! read more

Grand Canyon Inn - This is a picture of the Annex building across the street from the main hotel. - Hotels Near Me - Williams, Arizona

Did not feel safe here at all. Room was a dump: bed nightlight did not work, neither did the bathroom fan, the air conditioner or refrigerator. Pool is NOT heated, tho the website says it is. For $159/night in the off season for August, there are much better places to stay for less money and better safety. So not recommend. read more

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Crumbs in bed? All faucets hang loose from the bathroom. The air conditioning doesn't work. The only reason it gets a star is because you could sleep. I don't recommend you stay here if you can help it. read more

I stopped by to get a room and told them I had a service dog with me. I assumed they would charge a pet fee or whatever but regardless I am working and my dog is with me because she's part of my work. She is a registered service dog that specializes in smell (finding people or any scent) she's a tracking dog. They refused to allow me to rent a room because they do not allow dogs in the building on the premises. I politely reminded the gentleman that that is a federal law and they are violating it and I even have documentation of what my dog does and he still declined and said to go somewhere else there's another hotel 10 minutes from here. I could've made a scene but instead I will be filing a report when I get back to my office, calling local law-enforcement to remind them to enforce this federal law ,and leaving them a bad rap on Yelp as to discourage any other people with dogs or even Service or military canines to not stop at this hotel on their way anywhere in the area. read more

Pool is the best part with how beautiful and serene. FYI I would bring a pillow since theirs are very flat but you do get 4 per bed, they get about 4 channels, room is very dated, you pay to be close to the canyon. You get a fridge but no microwave. Bed was decently soft. read more

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Checked in here for one night and wasn't bad at first until I had to take a shower and saw this disgusting tub. Considering I paid almost $200, this was not what I was expecting. read more

Kitschy, Quaint, A HIDDEN GEM. The Grand Canyon Inn staff was such a pleasure to us during our stay. Two of the people in our party were celebrating their anniversary, and Lisa, the General Manager, personally went above and beyond to make sure that they had a wonderful anniversary. She herself went to Sedona to pick us up fresh cheese and grapes, chocolate covered pretzels, flowers, and non-alcoholic sparkling wine. All in all, she made our stay excellent. As for the hotel, you definitely get more than you pay for with respect to the surrounding area. It's about 25 minutes from the South Rim Center, and it was clean and accommodated our 5 guests well. We even had a rollaway bed brought to our room for free. The town is very small and there's really not much to do, but Grand Canyon Inn was definitely worth the price we paid, I fully recommend it! read more

I had very bad experience for one night here. 1. When I booked the hotel online, it said the room has coffee maker, but when I live in, there is no coffee maker, I called the front desk, the front desk said there is no available coffee maker. They have coffee maker, they just do not want to deliver it to our room. 2. When I called the front desk, most of the time, no one answer. I called front desk several times, still no one answer. Finally someone answer and let me hold, I hold 10 mins and no one talk to me. 3. When I took the shower, the water is not hot. 4. The room is very cold through all the night even if I turned on the air conditioner, I put 86 degree, but the wind from air conditioner sometimes is just warm. read more

We recently stayed over at the Grand Canyon Inn for a Saturday night and paid $181.72 for a room with two queen beds. The room was on the second floor and the overhang covering the exterior corridor was enough to keep us dry; however the stairwell itself was not covered. Checking in went smoothly and the front desk was near the property's restaurant as well as a lobby area that doubled as a bar. Our room had a view of the Flintstones Bedrock City, which kind of looked weird after dark. The room contained a mini-fridge, TV, coffeemaker, and two queen beds. We found several dead bugs in various places including the area right near the mini-fridge, the floor of the bathroom, and between the wall and the bed. On the positive side, there was a hypoallergenic remote for the TV. We noticed that the room lacked a clock but the wood framing around the mirror and the log cabin style furniture were nice touches. The property appeared to have a nice pool and hot tub on the other side of the back parking lot but these were closed due to the storms. Coca-Cola vending machine were located on the first floor and the restaurant near the lobby served a great steak dinner. We enjoyed our stay but a couple of stars were detracted due to the dead bugs we found in our room. read more

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Great location near South Rim. Rustic styling, but beds were very hard. No ADA access. Restaurant was good if bland, but well priced and amazing service. The hotel staff and cleanliness amazing. 5 stars for staff throughout. Hotel needs to upgrade rooms and bedding as well as access to cable TV. read more

I booked online after hours and their website allowed me to book for same night, even though the lobby was closed and we couldn't check in. We ended up staying elsewhere that night and I have called at least 6 times and sent emails in the last couple of weeks asking for a refund and have been ignored. read more

Made a reservation at the Inn as I've stayed there twice before. Didn't known it was remodeled so that was a plus. Come to find out they sent us to the building down the road . A separate motel with a cowboy theme. It was Discusting. 1 draw, when opened there were dead bugs in it. Very dark. No black out curtains so sunlight was or every car or person passing could see in. Cracked and uncovered bathroom window. Had to a hang a shirt just to use the bathroom. Hanging wires everywhere. Moulding coming off in bathroom. Paint on door peeling. A huge opening under the door and the light switch didn't work. Air conditioner plug was open and exposed. Bathtub dirty. $105.00. Could have stayed at a motel 6 for 50.00 that was much nicer and cleaner. Prior to this stay I would have recommended the place but not anymore. Restaraunt...terrible. Dried out burger and same for chicken. read more

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If you are budget-conscious traveling to the Grand Canyon and don't mind staying outside of the Village itself, the Grand Canyon Inn is a good option for you. It's about a 30 minute drive south of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, in Valle, AZ. I rented a room with two queen beds at the Inn and there was ample parking right in front of the building. Our room was clean, the beds were comfortable and I appreciated the little min fridge to store snacks and drinks. It's not fancy, but you don't come to the Grand Canyon to sit in your room! On arrival, we had dinner in the little bar area. I think during the busy season they have a larger restaurant with more offerings, however since we were there during the off-season, they had a limited menu. There was fried chicken, steaks, burgers and pizza - no kale salads here during the off-season... We opted to split an order of fried chicken which came with fries and that suited us just fine. It's a comfortable bar area with friendly staff. They were pretty busy and I give the server kudos for keeping up with the heavy demand! He kept a smile on his face and was very friendly. They do have an outdoor pool for the summer season. All in all, I think this was a good option for us for our first trip to the Canyon. We were able to leave the Inn early and arrive at the Canyon in 30 minutes for a full day of sightseeing. Halfway between Valle and the Canyon Park entrance is the town of Tusayan which has several restaurants (and many more hotel options, by the way). So it was easy for us to stop for dinner in Tusayan on our way back to the Inn. The next morning, we just jumped on Hwy 64 and headed south back to Flagstaff. I would recommend staying at the Inn for a budget-friendly and comfortable stay when visiting the Grand Canyon. read more

This lodging has a restaurant and cocktail lounge attached to it, which I found to be a great relief to come to after a long day in the Grand Canyon National Park. About a 20-25 minutes from the park entrance (it'll take you realistically closer to 30-35 minutes to drive to the visitor center), it offers an affordable accommodation that is moderately close to the park. Some guests have gotten upset from not realizing that they booked rooms at the motel annex instead of at the main building - make sure to watch out for the room type you're booking. I believe the hotel's website was quite clear at the cheaper rooms were at a separate annex down the street, but it still took some travelers by surprise. The rooms in the main building came with a mini fridge (no microwave though), which was sufficient for our trip. Make sure to ask for the rooms with the cute wooden bed posts if they're available when you check in :) read more

We stayed one night to visit the Grand Canyon South Rim. It's a quick 20-25 min drive to the park entrance. Check in was easy, clerk was friendly. Had a drink at the bar, bartender was funny and nice and then we had dinner... that was the best! I had the salmon - wow-yummy and tender, he had the rib-eye. Cooked exactly the way he liked it, big baked potato and those beans were really tasty. At the end of our trip, he said that steak was the best thing he had, the entire 4 days we were traveling. The room was roomy and clean and yes, there was a slight smell of disinfectant in the hallway, but there are worse smells in the world. I would definitely stay here again. read more