Overall Ratings & Reviews Grand Canyon Lodge

The Lodge itself was beautiful and we loved sitting on the terrace.

A/c terrible noise n the vanity n shower was clutter

The only and most beautiful place you can stay on the north rim of the Grand Canyon

Mouse in our dirty cabin

It was lovely. Beautiful views. Unfortunately, the week after we got home, it burned down to the ground. Such a tragedy for historical buildings. I'm so lucky we saw it before the fire.

In the evening of the last day of my stay, 7/16/25, all guests were evacuated due to imminent fire danger. A couple of days later the lodge, and numerous cabins on the premises, burned and were destroyed. This was a grievous loss, the lodge and the surrounding wilderness were a glorious place to visit and stay.

We loved our stay! This historic lodge is beautiful. Our cabin was very nice. Had some spiders, but we were in the woods so that wasn’t unexpected.

We did not get to complete our stay at the Grand Canyon due to a fire

It was an amazing time at the North Rim Lodge and surrounding area. Would like to make this an annual event. The lodge, saloon, post office, and cabins were all rustic, charming, and provided a magical feel to our trip. But, the crown jewel was the majesty and splendor of the canyon itself. A perfect view of the creator’s handiwork of color, dramatic cliffs, towering pines, and sweeping panorama views dotted with the cutest chipmunks. Our last morning here, we sipped our coffee as we sat in the beautifully handcrafted wooden Adirondack chairs with new friends. Somewhere on a trail below us, someone was playing a hymn on flutelike instrument. The moment, the place, the memory was absolutely heavenly.

Thank you for a wonderful stay. Cabin was clean, staff were so friendly and the views incredible! We stayed with our young children and so couldn’t walk too much of the trails but there were so many beautiful views from around the lodge that it didn’t matter. Highly recommend this place. Thank you for great stay.

The lodge was so amazing and the views from the stone veranda out of this world. Our cabin was clean, comfortable and just yards away from the Roaring Springs canyon edge. The North Rim is just gorgeous. This was my birthday treat to myself, and I'm so glad I did it.

The hotel was nice, except they had no ice. They said the ice machines quit last year. My biggest problem was that they offered a 10% discount for seniors. The desk said to call Hotel.com for a refund. Since they don't have live agents for problems, I'm stopping payment on the card.

Cabin walls paper thin so if you have noisy neighbors you will suffer. You literally hear everything.

They don't tell you that even when you make your reservation you still pay to get into the park. $35.00 just to get to your reservation. They don't tell you to eat in the dining room to make reservations before you get there while you have internet, because you can only eat in dining room with reservation, but the park has no internet to make reservations. The room would have been nice but they don't dust under the bed and I felt like I was sharing my room with the last year of guests. The light fixtures above the bed were so dusty that when you tried to turn them on you got dirt on your pillow case. When I tried to make coffee the first morning all the parts for the coffee pot were not there and I had to get dressed to go get coffee is when I found out I had no hot water to shower. I went to the front desk to check out for my 2nd night there and they were rude and told me did you call maintenance? I told them no because I didn't come on vacation to call maintenance, I could have done that at home. Then when I ask for a receipt they wouldn't give me one refused to give me one and told me they would email me one. I still haven't got my receipt or email. Not a pleasant experience at all.

The room was clean. Small refrigerator, no microwave. No air conditioning. Ceiling fan did not work, fan blade went so slow there was no way to adjust it. We had no assistance with carrying our bags to the room like the check it representative stated. And we had to make multiple trips. Other than that was a good I'' probably just camp next time though.

View is amazing and it stops there. Dining options are horrid and expensive. Cabins are old with no air conditioning or hot water that works well. Beds remind me of my nanny’s pull out couch only instead of a bar its springs digging into your back. Each pillow is different and by different I mean completely different. Oh and you only get one. It’s dark, staff not friendly. They have a saloon but if you want to use the bathroom they have porter johns. Oh if you need ice strap in it’s a mile walk or shuttle to a general store for it. Location and trail are amazing so if you feel like spending 200 a night to camp this would work for you.

Very nice stay. Pretty quiet probably 5% of people compared to south rim. Great food. Awesome views.

We enjoyed our two-night stay in a very small room, but it was a rustic experience. The bed was uncomfortably hard, which really took away from our overall enjoyment of the stay.

The rooms are disappointing and the older woman who checked us in was rude to the other registration employees. The younger staff, especially in the deli, are fantastic and will make you feel welcome. The room had no AC, was a ten minute walk to the rest of the amenities, the wall-mounted hair dryer didn't work, no outlets near the bed, and you have to keep your windows open- as with everyone else- so there's no real privacy. Everything that was there was clean, just underwhelming for the price.

Location is great. The price is good. Old cabins (as expected), but the mattresses are not very good. We all get back pain in the morning. The windows are very dusty.