Grand Canyon Hotels & Lodging

Grand Canyon hotels and lodging usually require reservations a year in advance, just like many of the Grand Canyon tours like Colorado white water river rafting and premier Grand Canyon helicopter tours. Depending on the desired experience, Grand Canyon visitors often stay in surrounding gateway towns and cities, such as Flagstaff, Sedona, Williams, Las Vegas, or even camp in the park itself.

Each gateway town offers a different Grand Canyon experience. From backcountry camping in the North Rim to Four Diamond resorts in Sedona, GrandCanyon.net can help you find the right Grand Canyon accommodation for you.

SOUTH RIM:

Grand Canyon Hotels in Williams

Williams is located 60 miles south of the Grand Canyon's South Rim and is the home to the famous Grand Canyon Railway. Williams offers limited Grand Canyon hotels and lodging options, which tend to book quickly. Camping is also a popular option for Grand Canyon visitors as Williams is surrounded by Kaibab National Forest with plenty of opportunities to go hiking.

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Grand Canyon Hotels in Flagstaff

Flagstaff offers a small mountain town feel with all the comforts and conveniences of a developed city. Home to Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff also benefits from a vibrant college culture, which includes great coffee shops, lively night life and several outdoor activities. Being about 80 miles away or about a two hour drive from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff is one of the popular gateways because of its close proximity to the Grand Canyon as well as its range of hotel and lodging options. From quaint bed and breakfasts to familiar hotel brands, Flagstaff offers Grand Canyon hotels and lodging to fit every need.

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Grand Canyon Hotels in Sedona

Sedona is known internationally to be one of the most beautiful resort destinations in the world. Its vibrant red rocks and captivating energy attracts outdoor enthusiasts, energy healers and resort aficiandos alike. Sedona is located about 115 miles or two hours and forty-five minutes from the Grand Canyon's South Rim and is an ideal place to stay when visiting the Grand Canyon no matter what your hotel or lodging preference is. Oak Creek Canyon adjacent to Sedona offers stream side camping, while Sedona has a choice of bed and breakfasts, hotels, resort and spas, as well as vacation home rentals. Sedona certainly offers the most hotel options for an upscale Grand Canyon experience; although its not the closest town to the Grand Canyon, its well worth a visit in its own right.

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WEST RIM:

Hotels & Lodging: Las Vegas, NV

The West Rim and Grand Canyon Skywalk are most accessible from Las Vegas; that means the hotel and resort opportunities in Las Vegas are as vast as the Grand Canyon itself. From Las Vegas hotels to resorts on The Strip, visiting the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas is truly and experience unlike any other. Many people enjoy taking a Grand Canyon helicopter tour from The Strip or rent a car and leave one of the most spectacular man-made sights for the day and travel and see one of nature's. Unlike Grand Canyon hotel and lodging on the North and South Rims, Las Vegas typically has plenty of rooms available even up until the last minute.

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NORTH RIM:

North Rim Hotels, Lodging & Camping

The North Rim of the Grand Canyon is known for being more remote with more intimate acomodations like the singular resort-style hotel, the historic Grand Canyon Lodge, or the limited amount of small motels that pop up near the surrounding area. Most people who explore the North Rim get Backcountry Passes and camp out during the warmer summer months.

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