Grand Canyon Village Hotels with Wi-Fi

The hotel is one of the most accommodating with little bottles and packets of things to use that I have ever seen. They had four pillows on each bed, each one with a different softness. Everything was spotlessly clean. I loved the spa area, which is dark, like it is nighttime all the time. I ate dinner in the restaurant and wish I had gone somewhere else. The food was mediocre, and the waitperson was almost rude. He was very friendly and laughing with a table next to mine, but he did not even crack a smile with me. I have to admit the coffee in the restaurant was very good. The menu did not offer anything special, so I would recommend going outside the hotel.

Others said that you must come and sleep here, so I believed it. The view from the hotel upstairs is very beautiful... I mean very beautiful. But the room is not good. When you open the window, you only see the parking lot. I recommend going up to see the view, go eat, and then go sleep outside. 15,000 ++ per night. The view and the condition of the room are not worth the price.

The hotel is in a national park, not far from the point where you want to watch the sunrise and sunset. The room area is divided into many areas, such as: white fir, pine... and other areas. Each area is a two-story wooden house, and the car can be parked in front of the room. The check-in building is very large, with souvenir shops and various food shops. Overall, the accommodation feels good. It is only recommended that there should be obvious road signs on the driveway to each room area, otherwise it will be a bit challenging to find the room area when it is dark.