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The room was very clean and nice. You can park right near the rooms on the 1st floor which very convenient for loading and unloading. There is a jacuzzi and restaurants in the hotel. Strong wifi. It is located very conviently to go to the grand canyon and there are many nearby restaurants ( the front counter gave a list of all the restaurants nearby).

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.

Nice location, starts kind of in the middle of the trail along the Canyon. We went in one direction the day we arrived and the opposite the following morning. No pictures can describe the magnitude and depth of this area. What I didn’t see anyone mentioned and came as a surprise is that admission to the National Park is $35 per car for 1-7 days. Also that because of the elevation it’s quite chilly even though it’s sunny. The view is truly grand! The deli at the market offers variety of hot sandwiches, a cup of soup with a juicy chipotle chicken sandwich was a great way to finish the evening.

Strange that you have to check in again on the 2nd day of your stay to be able to open your room door. Furthermore, it is a great location a stone's throw from the rim, with many facilities, helpful staff, and accommodation that is completely in style.

The room is in a building behind the front desk. Although a map was provided, it took a while to find the room at night. The location is great, just a few minutes drive from the entrance of the Grand Canyon Park. There are many restaurants around, especially one restaurant that offers discounts with a check-in card.

Great location near to park and great restaurants (Big E was recommended by the staff) are just minutes walk away. Love the hot spa pool which was particularly comfortable and relaxing to be in after the low temperatures at the canyon lookouts.