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La Quinta Inn & Suites Williams-Grand Canyon Area

4.5 of 5 • 353 reviews
Williams
Nice hotel, very friendly staff.
The room was great with comfortable beds
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Best Western Plus Inn Of Williams

4.3 of 5 • 916 reviews
Williams
Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Great breakfast, wonderful staff.
$100

Grand Canyon Railway Hotel

3.9 of 5 • 677 reviews
Williams
Hotel pub fun with good pub food.
Close to Route 66 shops and restaurants.
$140

Grand Canyon Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 1,676 reviews
Williams
Nice, Cozy, Historic Hotel.
Within walking distance to restaurants shops etc.
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Days Inn Williams

4.1 of 5 • 2,388 reviews
Williams
Great Service and good breakfast.
The indoor pool was a great perk!
$72

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Flagstaff Northeast

Flagstaff
$110

Williams Grand Canyon Travelodge

3.5 of 5 • 1,243 reviews
Williams
Very friendly and helpful staff.
Great location for nearby Grand Canyon.
$50

American Regency Inn

3.5 of 5 • 30 reviews
Williams
Clean Room comfortable beds.
Right in town walking distance to everything.
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Howard Johnson Express Inn - Williams

3.6 of 5 • 1,416 reviews
Williams
Friendly staff and very helpful.
Reasonable-quiet-near great food-close to Grand Canyon
$51

Ramada Williams/Grand Canyon Area

3.7 of 5 • 2,637 reviews
Williams
Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Good experience, very clean, great restaurant.
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Recent Reviews in Grand Canyon

A nice change from the chain hotels

5 out of 5

This historic hotel was a welcome change from the chain hotels we stayed in for most of our trip. Because it is older, there aren't coffee makers in the rooms or ice machines in the halls, but a call to the front desk will have either delivered to your room free of charge. Highly recommend!

A verified traveler from Dallas TX stayed at Sonesta ES Suites Flagstaff


Posted 21 hours ago

Reviews for Sonesta ES Suites Flagstaff

Very Good Value

5 out of 5

The staff were great at check in and the restaurant. The room was very clean and had all that was needed. Nothing fancy but very comfy.

A verified traveler from Madison, WI stayed at Grand Canyon Inn & Motel


Posted 23 hours ago

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Where to stay in Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Hotel Guide

Travel to the Grand Canyon for both a relaxing and educational vacation. Known worldwide as a natural wonder, the Grand Canyon features amazing waterfalls, the raging Colorado River and steep walls ranging over a mile high. For those interested in one of the most intriguing hikes in the Southwest, the Bright Angel Trail in the upper region is one of the most popular. Experience the surroundings of Ponderosa forests at the trail's onset in South Rim Village. As hikers descend, climate zones emerge as Pinon-Juniper scrub in the middle to Sonoran Desert at the bottom of the upper trail. Consider mule services to aid in carrying packs in or out. Find mule services at most Grand Canyon hotels in this elevated area.

Hotels in Grand Canyon are breathtaking. Allowing panoramic views of this naturally sculpted wonder, hotels near Grand Canyon National Park provide optimal opportunities for sightseeing. Not only built for views of the horizon, many hotels at the Grand Canyon utilize the natural rock in building design for guests to observe the strata from geological influence over time.

For a more relaxed atmosphere, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is less crowded with more chances to watch Kaibab Mule Deer wandering in and out of picnic or camping areas. Offering various dining room options for wildlife viewing, many hotels near the Grand Canyon feature glassed in window seats.

Using Expedia’s travel guide, plan a tour of the Grand Canyon choosing from several options ideal for families. It is worth looking into Grand Canyon vacation packages offering tours, flights, and accommodations as well. Upon arrival to the area, consider a rental car as a safe and economical mode of transportation. For those flying into a local airport, rental cars are available either on site or in nearby locations. Most Grand Canyon resorts also offer car rental services as well as bus tours.