The size of the room was great. It was unexpectedly spacious, with nice decor. The beds were comfortable with clean bedding. There were enough clean, decent-sized towels. The bathroom was small but functional and was supplied with soap and shampoo. Overall the room was clean and smelled clean. The wall outlets and TV worked (but limited channels.) The pool area was clean (we didn't swim though.) lots of outdoor seating for enjoying the cool morning and a coffee. The Keurig style coffee maker worked fine. Coffee, cups, and creamer/sugar we're provided. The restaurant food and service were good. We ordered burgers and chicken fried steak. The food was hot and fresh. The server was attentive. The Chevron station next door was clean and had adequate supplies. The staff was friendly. Overall, we liked our stay. It was really affordable and only 20 minutes from the Grand Canyon South Rim entrance.

The check-in process via computer kiosk was weird and unnecessary. It would be fine for a late check-in (after 10pm), but completely silly when there was a person at the front desk during the day/evening. The representative was polite but it felt really impersonal. The fridge did not work. There was no microwave. The USB ports on the table lamps were partially functional as only 1 of the 4 total ports worked. There was mold in the bathroom behind the door along the door jamb. The ceiling fire/smoke alarm was open with no battery. The toilet flushed slowly. The pillows were too thick for sleeping. They worked great for sitting up in the bed but not for sleeping.

Location only 40 minutes drive from Grand Canyon entrance, on the Route 66. Nearby shop and old cars exhibition is worth to visit. In restaurant you can get very good soup, the bar is well equiped and the bar tender is very good and nice. We have choosen it for good location and price.

Check-in is unusual, especially for such old-fashioned motel: it is operated over screen where you get instructions by some Indian guy. At the same time there was a lady sitting behind the reception desk. Strange and unpleasant. We were placed on the 1st floor so had to climb old, narrow wooden stairs which need immediate refurbish. The same is the room: several floor tiles were broken, all furniture is obviously older than any guest and, the worst, there was lot of dust in the room as well as in the bathroom. Carpet was dusty, as well.

I was afraid of this location due to some bad reviews, but this was to our opinion not needed. The rooms are big, and yes maybe some modernisation is needed, but it offers an affordable stay at a great location near Grand Canyon National Park. But what realy overjoyed us was the restaurant. Such great and lovely people who wants you to have a great and delicious meal. Also the breakfast was super. We will not hesitate to come back during a next occasion.

Bathrooms might need some modernisation, and the check-in with the video chat abroad is awkward, but in the end, all worked out fine.

I stayed in a room with two queen beds, and it was quite spacious. Both the room and bathroom were clean, which I really appreciated. The room also comes with both a heater and AC, making it comfortable in any season. One of the best things about this place is its proximity to the Grand Canyon South Rim—just a 30-minute drive, which is amazing for the price. Late check-in is super convenient with the self-service kiosk. Another highlight is the great breakfast food truck at the gas station right next door—definitely worth trying! I’d highly recommend this spot to budget travelers looking for a clean and convenient stay near the Grand Canyon.

Our room was very clean and comfortable. The man who checked us in was super nice. He was telling us about the area and good places to go and see. We also liked the location. We were close enough to go visit the Grand Canyon without a long drive. There's a gas station next door to grab snacks and such. We did enjoy our stay.

We booked for 2 nights. The first morning we went out and when we came back, our keys didn't work. We had to get a new key made for the 2nd night. It wasn't a huge deal, but kind of a pain to come back to a locked room.

The place was nice, it was a very interesting experience starting from check in. Be prepared to get suprised by the new tech from the company. The room was very authentic. An interesting place to stay in, definitely different from other places Ive visited before.

The room is very tiny, it feels like they tried to fit in everything they could in one room so not much space to move around. And as in most of the places no lights on the ceiling, it's fine for the night but I'd prefer to have more lights during the day.

We stayed only one night before going to the Grand Canyon, but the room was a lot better than we expected. The wooden decoration was charming and gave the room a really nice vibe. It was clean and very organized. It also had a mini-fridge and coffee maker, which were essential for us. Also, the price was really good for the location!

The shower could be better. The faucet didn't close well when trying to redirect the water from the bath to the shower, so it went halfway to the bath and half to the shower, which made the shower bad. For only one night was ok, so we didn't try changing rooms.

Great location to GCNP, just the perfect amount of distance away from the park and away from the overly touristy areas. The motel had a Route 66 era vibe which made it fun, and a little park across the street (Bedford/Raptor park), and some antique cars parked outside. The room itself was standard, could have had some updating, but it honestly matched the price point. Beds and linens very comfortable, staff exceptionally aimable. I would start there again!

A breakfast option would have been great for hotel guests as the restaurant was a little pricer than others in the area. I was unable to connect to wifi but made due with my phone’s network connection.

When I arrived, there was no one at the Lobby check-in desk. However, they have an excellent self-check-in kiosk in the entrance area. It was quite easy to check-in. I did not find the restaurant open in the mornings so was not able to try it out. They do provide coffee and a microwave in the lobby area. I stayed in the Annex, which is across the street and down a bit from the main hotel. The bunkhouse rooms are tiny, but very comfortable. I would definitely stay there again. I used to always stay in Tusayan, but the hotel I have stayed at many times was triple the price from my last visit (a long time ago). The rooms were clean and well-supplied with the essentials. It was very quiet, and the sky was dark due to few lights to interfere with stargazing.

The heater in my friend's room was not working well, but they provided a small heater which worked pretty well.

I love the decoration and the room size; it’s very spacious. The parking area is a little dark at night (I’m really afraid of ghosts), but it was okay because I was with my husband. The bed and towels were very clean, and the room had a pleasant smell. I originally booked the campsite for two nights; it's a 15-minute drive to the park, but it was so cold the first night because my sleeping bag wasn't thick enough. The next morning, I used my phone to search for a hotel for the second night, and I was lucky to find this great hotel, just 30 minutes from the park, at an excellent price. I’m really happy with my stay, and I will definitely return when I visit the Grand Canyon again — I won’t be booking a campsite anymore. Thanks so much, Grand Canyon Inn!

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