Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Railway Hotels

"The hotel has seen better days. Our room looked into the atruim wall. Only the hottub was open in the atrium which had a bar and dining tables, but we were told there weren't enough guests to have that portion open (picture on the website.) The bar that was open, had a friendly bartender and staff. Some local cowboys hang out there and they were fun to talk to. "

"Very helpful staff"

"Great customer service. Beautiful newly renovated rooms. Very close to the Grabd Canyon. "

"Clean room easy to walk to shuttle buses Many food options "

"I was extremely disappointed. The property is dated and tired. It had the feel of a Motel 6 at the price of a Four Seasons. Several of the satellite TV channels didn’t work, the bathroom outlet didn’t work, and there wrere raisins and food crumbs on the carpet. The room was so depressing that we left after the first night even though we pre-paid for 2 nights."

"The room was somewhat dated but it was clean enough for a 3-star hotel. The air conditioner worked well. The breakfast is mostly cereal and carbs, but it was nice to have hot coffee and some food before going to the Grand Canyon. In that case, the location can't be beat. The place is obviously full during popular time, but the activity and noise went on throughout the night and the walls and ceilings don't prevent much of the noise from waking you up. Be prepared to hear doors opening and slamming shut for those that get up at 5 am to get to the National Park early."

"We had a premium room and it was great. It has a very large bathroom, with an extra sink and vanity outside of the bathroom. The pools, yard games and s'mores every night were fun. It was a great way to relax after busy hiking days. Would definitely recommend for families! "

"Excellent experience except for breakfast at the el Tovar restaurant! Poorest service imaginable!."

"Very cool lodging. Clean, cute, nostalgic. Can’t wait to go back!"