Hotels near Phantom Ranch

"This lodge was comfortable and clean. Good restaurants on site and next door (Foodies)."

"The hotel is in a great location, close to the park entrance and within walking distance of some restaurants. Staff are courteous and professional. The hotel is a bit old and needs some upgrades. The carpet in our room was crinkly. The breakfast is only mediocre"

"The room was just okay, but the location to the Grand Canyon was great."

"Sufficient for one night. Room could use a good cleaning. The front desk staff was amazing. "

"Parking was safe; Room was never cleaned, but some staff came into the room when we were out and took our used towels and floor mat that were hanging up and didn’t leave fresh ones. Garbage wasn’t emptied and beds never made over the course of a 3 day stay. Food was not great at the saloon. "

"Nice clean, just very noisy room with A/C hesting unit. Dont forget your ear plugs"

"Great location. Clean room. Comfortable beds"

"Food court had good variety. A little pricey. Rooms very clean and big. Staff very helpful with telling you how to get around. Nice pizza restaurant on site."

"The tiny house we stayed in was so nice and new with amazing windows and natural light but it lacked a few things that would make it much nicer. First of all, the coffee maker was missing a piece so, I wasn't able to make coffee. They did provide coffee pods which was nice but I unfortunately couldn't use them. The towel bar in the bathroom was under the sink so I didn't have a good place to hang my toiletry bag in the bathroom. The shower water gets pretty hot but, it would have been nice if it got hotter. Also, a luggage rack is always nice to have. There is a closet but, it did not have a rod in it to hang clothes. There was a rod in the bedroom but there were no coat hangers to hang things. Also, it's nice to have hooks on the wall to hang backpacks, purses, car keys, hats, etc. Lastly, it would have been nice to know you have to drive one mile on a rough, cooregated, gravel road to get to the tiny homes. None of these issues are a big deal, but little things can make a big difference. Regardless, we would not have stayed anywhere else if we could do it again."