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South Rim Hotels & Lodging

The South Rim is the most visited side of the Grand Canyon.  That's because it is the most accessible and provides the most amenities.  The Grand Canyon South Rim is only 60 miles north of Williams, Arizona on State Route 64 and about 90 miles northwest of Flagstaff, Arizona on Highway 180 to SR 64. There are hotels at the Grand Canyon South Rim area, but many visitors prefer hotels in Williams or Flagstaff hotels.

Grand Hotel and Canyon Star - Enjoy Southwestern hospitality at this spectacular Grand Canyon hotel
Grand Hotel and Canyon Star

The newest Grand Canyon South Rim hotel! Step into our parlor and enter an era of Old West travel. Reserve your Grand Canyon hotel accommodations online NOW and Save!

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The Lodge on Route 66 - Williams newest upscale luxury Grand Canyon hotel/motel.
The Lodge on Route 66

Newly-renovated and upgraded, this is affordable luxury lodging at its finest. In the heart of Williams; walk to the Historic district, Grand Canyon Railway. 60 miles from Grand Canyon National Park.
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Xanterra Grand Canyon lodges inside Grand Canyon National Park
Xanterra Grand Canyon Lodges

National Park Lodges inside Grand Canyon National Park are, for most, a once-in-a-lifetime vacation spot. Awake on the rim at the historic El Tovar Hotel or Bright Angel Lodge. Book up to 1 yr in advance.

Red Feather Lodge at the Grand Canyon offers pet friendly accommodation.
Red Feather Lodge

Ideally situated in the center of Tusayan, 1 mile from the south entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park, you'll be just 8 miles from some of the world's most spectacular vistas.

Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn - The only resort-style Grand Canyon hotel
Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn

Best Western Grand Canyon Squire Inn, the South Rim's only resort hotel, offers 2 restaurants, sports bar, lounge, barber shop, fitness center, bowling center, and laundry.

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