Best Tusayan Hotels

"It’s close to the Grand Canyon and that’s what you’re paying for. The Motel rooms are mediocre. The beds are comfortable and clean, but it’s definitely not worth the price. Especially food choice in the surroundings is very bad. I would recommend to either stay at a camping ground or further away from the Canyon if you are travelling on a budget and want better food."

"- Good location just 5-10mjn drive from Grand Canyon - Multiple food options around within walkable distances - Clean room with sufficient toiletries"

"We had a wonderful stay here. The room was clean and had all the amenities we needed. Room was cleaned well each day. Highly enjoyed the breakfast/dinner options available at the in hotel restaurant. Location is great and close to the park. We had no wait to get in the park as any day we entered before 10 am. If for some reason you will be entering the Canyon later than that then understand there may be a line/wait."

"The hotel is conveniently located, about a 10-minute drive from the scenic area. The surrounding neighborhood is very convenient, with plenty of restaurants nearby. Free parking is available at the hotel. The front desk staff were warm, proactive, and provided excellent service. The hotel offers a good range of recreational facilities, including a swimming pool. However, breakfast was just average."

"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."

"I booked a double Queen room, and ended up in the Fern building. The room was clean and spacious. My sister’s family was in the Mesquite building, and their double Queen room was a little smaller and showed more wear and tear than mine. My room also had a balcony."