If your grandma was a queen and lived in an old house and you went to visit for vacation and never wanted to leave! Just perfect location, superb character! One of my most unique stays in a hotel. Absolutely worth the money if you can afford it and if you can't, I don't know find a way ! I did! You have to stay here at least two nights My only thing would have been if at check in they would have realized it was my birthday and realized I have chosen a special day to stay here and just leaving this here as it goes a long way for future guests!

Great experience. Stayed at the hotel for 2 nights. Had partial view of the canyon from the room. Room size was a bit small, but it was very cozy. The decorations for Christmas were pretty good and set the holiday mood. The restaurant had good food for both breakfast and dinner. Will definitely want to stay again

I did not stay in the hotel but only visited for breakfast before trekking around Grand Canyon, so my review is only for their food service. We were recommended to come here for breakfast by a local guide, and what a recommendation it was! We got here really early (7:30am to be exact) and one thing we struggled with was the parking space. We wanted to park as close to the venue as possible. But worry not if you get here and can’t find anywhere to park - there’s visitors centre right next to El Tovar, short walk but definitely more spaces. We were warned by the local guide that coming for breakfast here would mean waiting before we get seated (especially if we wanted to get seats by the window with view of Grand Canyon), when we got there, lovely gentlemen told us it will be around half an hour, but within 10min we were called to be seated! Yaaay! Ernesto! My goodness did we looooove Ernesto! It was pleasure to have him serve us; such a positive person, smily, funny and great for recommendations!! Being from the UK our food differs/the words used differ for certain things, Ernesto was super helpful and got us exactly what we were looking for. Food was lovely, not greasy or dry. It was perfect! Great start to a day before embracing what Grand Canyon had to offer! Thank you for such lovely experience. (Ohh and if you can - thank Ernesto, from the UK road-tripping gang:) ) Ah PS. The interior was lovely - I interacted with two members of staff and they just made me smile! It’s a yes from me!!

Although this hotel has appeal as an old building, that is also the biggest drawback. The walls are paper thin, so even with earplugs, you still hear EVERYTHING in and around your room. After we checked in the late afternoon and made our way to our room, we noticed a room service tray on the floor a few rooms up from ours with uneaten food on it, and it was still there late into the next afternoon. My eye mask fell behind the nightstand and I found a receipt and cracker on the floor behind the nightstand, I threw away the receipt, but I'll bet the cracker is still there. Also, for the price of this hotel (over $350 a night off-season), we expect decent linens and towels, but the bath towels here were as rough as sandpaper and barely big enough to wrap around any adult body. The room service options are extremely limited so we ate in the restaurant and the food was okay for dinner, but the next morning, we had the worst breakfast we have ever had. Our great server came to us three times to apologize for the wait, and said the eggs for our eggs benedict were the problem, but, the potatoes were swimming in oil, and the pancakes were a soggy, mushy, inedible mess, the restaurant took over an hour to deliver this awful "food". My husband joked that maybe the cook called in sick and the dishwasher had to take over. The next night they had a fire in the kitchen and we were not surprised. Thankfully, we had checked out and stayed at the Maswick Lodge for our remaining night at almost $100 a night less, with nice, quiet rooms, softer, full-length bath towels, and meal options that better fit our activities. Parking is also a major issue here as non-hotel guests are permitted to take up much of the limited parking.

What a great experience. Beautiful historic place and with a fantastic view of the Grand Canyon. If you're staying in the area at least have one great meal there. The staff treats you in first class style. Also the best breakfast value

It's, by far, the best place to stay for a Grand Canyon visit. Six family members met up there. And, everyone enjoyed the historic charm of the hotel. We ate every evening of our 4-day stay in the...

Pretty older, refurbished hotel. Located in the Grand Canyon Village. Central to hiking and parking. Very nice, until a mouse who had been in our room all night, ran out and under the door. I wasn’t...

We paid a high price to stay in one of the corner suites on the top floor, and these suites are not about luxury. They command a high price due to location and view. The suite was showing a lot of...

Not my cup of tea. Zane Grey Suite made me so sad. This was the best to offer. We did have a view of the canyon from window and balcony. But the furniture was shabby, not chic. The beds were ok. But...

The location for this Hotel is second to none. Just a few feet from the rim. Definitely worth experiencing once. However, don't expect to see "into the Canyon" from your room. In fact, most rooms...

Stayed at this property in December due to its location and proximity to the Grand Canyon. The hotel was beautifully decorated for Christmas. However, the service level based on prices for...