Hotels With Breakfast in Arizona, United States

The hotel is average, with areas that need work but also some aspects that made it stand out in comparison to other Grand Canyon Village hotels. Though very clean, the hotel and rooms seem somewhat old, dated and could use some updates, . The hall carpet in our building looked faded and worn, though the carpet in our room was more vibrant and just looked fresher. The rooms could use some fixture upgrades and while our room seemed dated, it was very clean and comfortable. If we were to go again, I would definitely ask for an upper floor (even though there are no elevators) as we stayed on the bottom floor room and you could hear foot steps and people faintly talking in the room above. us On the positive side, Yavapai Lodge is a ways from the rim and, while still an active place, it didn't have the mass of people the the hotels on the rim seemed to have. There is a Blue Line bus that stops right in front of the rooms that is free and offers a great way to get around the park. A real plus with Yavapai Lodge was the large parking lot with plenty of room to park your car. Also, there is a nice pub across the road from the rooms which gives you an easy opportunity to step out and have a beer and a bite to eat. Additionally, nearby is the Market Plaza with General Store and Deli, which offers grocery store items, some clothes and limited camping equipment. I would consider staying here again though it probably wouldn't be my first option.

The view was very nice and the staff were kind. The breakfast was also very delicious and I had it every day. I want to use it again.

A bit on the pricey side, though perhaps that's the going rate for Page. It was clean and well-maintained, and breakfast was generous. The air conditioning unit, however, was incredibly noisy, sounding just like a tractor. Even after turning ours off for the night, we could still hear the same tractor-like racket coming from neighboring rooms.

It's a 1-hour drive from the Grand Canyon. It's much cheaper than staying in Tusayan and it's convenient to go back to Las Vegas the next day. In fact, if I had known that the weather in the Grand Canyon was so bad that day and the scenery was not as good as the Arch, I would have ended the tour earlier and stayed in Kingman. Across the road from the hotel is a gas station, McDonald's, and KFC. I went to the only big supermarket here and found that there was a very lively street here with American style. It's a pity that the trip was coming to an end and I didn't have the energy to go shopping. The hotel is good. The bath water and bed are very good. Breakfast has Omelette, which is hot. It's rare.

This is an average, no-frills express hotel. It's conveniently located near tourist attractions. The breakfast was a bit basic, offering traditional American fare. Rooms were a little on the small side, but cleanliness was acceptable. The town itself has quite a few hotel options.

Really disappointed with the breakfast that they have no hot food because their oven ”broke down” for almost a month. I call this complete BS that they need that long to fix their oven. Other than that the hotel is exceptional in cleanliness and service.

Good location in the city center and rooms are new and well equipped

The room was decent. Its central location offers convenient transportation, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, especially Mexican ones – I even tried one recommended on Xiaohongshu. Plus, it's a convenient base for visiting Antelope Canyon.

The hotel is very clean, the staff is very good, the location is easy to find, and the price is very suitable. It is very convenient to drive about an hour and a half from the hotel to the Grand Canyon National Park.

The room smelled strange of kerosene I communicated with the front desk about changing rooms and was told that the reservation was completed a month ago. The service guys are all Mexicans The room is big, but the smell is too overwhelming There is a Walmart next to it It is the best hotel to visit Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. It's a pity that the room smells bad