Canyon Plaza Resort Reviews

The hotel is overpriced. Similar hotels in US is around 150$

The room was not worth the price. Plus Expedia did not give us a deal. The room was small, tv small, and bathroom small. There were not enough working electrical outlets. No place to put your suitcase (suitcase stand or table). The pool was too small for the number of rooms ( this place is enormous!) Tusayan is a pit, if you can afford it stay in the park. Not even a nice coffee shop.

I stayed here with my husband and 2 kids (11 and 9). It was super close to the south entrance to the GC and had loads of stores and places to eat close by. It was pretty basic and a little tired overall but it did the job, and the bonus was the kids loved the outdoor pool. The staff were all extremely pleasant and friendly, no issues at all, the lounge bar waiter in particular was lovely and made the kids virgin cocktails and took them in to them in the spa pool. The rooms were hot so the air con was very welcome and sorted that out quickly, and the beds were comfy. Food was passable but not expensive, and we were so tired we ate there both nights. I would definitely stay again, it is great for being a no-frills place in a fab location to drive to the GC early. In the GC itself, we drove in about 7.45am, went straight to the Kaibab Trail (avoid the visitor centre during the morning) and did the hike to skeleton point. It really was ok, even my daughter was fine with the length. Yes it was harder work going back up in some places but not too bad even in July. The experience was amazing and the hike just made it - worth going down into the canyon and not just looking over the edge, it's totally different. The hike took us 4.5 hours total but we did march back up pretty quick. The book says 6 hours is usual. Take lots of water - we took 12 litres for the 4 of us and used about 9 but better to have too much than the opposite! Also slather on the sun lotion and enjoy!

The advertised Wi-Fi did not work. There was nowhere to place opened suitcases. The room was cramped. There, near the beautiful Grand Canyon the balcony opened into a covered, steamy atrium. Not pleasant. Nearby motels were less expensive but alas, our reservations could not be changed. The staff was was particularly pleasant and helpful but that did not compensate for problems of a worn-out facility.

close to Grand Canyon entrance. good...now for the restt of the story...Was told we had already checked in when we just arrived. no luggage rack. missing furniture. dirty carpet. no lock on sliding door. needs a face lift. ....or complete body resultupering. just a place to sleep.

Staff was very rude when checking in. Very pricey for what you get, I suppose everything close to the park will be pricey, but I was not real impressed.

Not a new facility, but a lovely enclosed courtyard with skylights and indoor got tub. We loved sitting on the indoor patio overlooking the courtyard. The pool was a slight walk from the main building but pleasant. The hotel is an easy walk to restaurants, coffee shops, and hiking right outside the door. Room was clean, furnishings were older but charming.

hotel room not clean , Ac is old style and noisy. The rooms are over rated. you should encourage other hotel chains to have more presence there and bring the price down and quality up so that more people can decide to stay there and enjoy the canyon more. there was no internet access in the room

We got in around 10 pm and we were met at the front desk by a nice older gentleman. We left the next morning at 7 am and really didn't get a chance to enjoy our motel room as much as we wanted. The place was very good and we will come back.

the buffet was not very good. they didn't even get the potatoes to taste good!!