We did not realize the drive to the North Rim would be so long but it was definitly worth it, the drive went through the painted desert and Lee's Ferry landing and the views were spectacular. If you want to be at the North Rim for sunrise or sunset, the lodge or the campgrounds are the only place to stay.... more

We arrived in the rain and checked in early (Thank you). We relaxed by the fire in our cabin till the sun came out. Then we were treated to spectacular canyon views. We had lunch at the deli and enjoyed it. Dinner at the Lodge wasn't worth the money spent. more

In you are thinking about staying at the Grand Canyon North Rim Lodge, first of all, try to book as early as you can, even a year in advance for choice cabins. Request these cabins, in this order of preference (they are situated right on the Rim with views right out your window and/or on the cabin porch): 306; 309;... more

We enjoyed our late-season stay in a rim-side Pioneer cabin a great deal. The cabin, while rustic, was nicely appointed with high quality linens and bath amenities. The pillow top queen mattress was very comfortable, and the cabin heaters worked very effectively with the cool temperatures at night. In addition to the queen bedroom, the cabin’s other room had a... more

My husband and I recently stayed at the lodge with our 20 month old daughter as there were really no other lodging options at the north rim. It dates back to the 1940-50s, but it has been updated some but without usual amenities you would find in a modern day hotel. We stayed in a section of their "hotel/condo building"... more

There are only four rim view cabins. If you want one for more than a day (we stayed five days), reserve as early as possible (they start reservations in June for the following season). But, with rim cabins you also might get mice. We ended up trapping nine mice in four days. The staff are exceptional. The food at the... more

We stayed two nights in a refurbished Pioneer Cabin before a rim2rim. The cabin had a great view of transept canyon through the trees and an amazing view of the sunset. We watched it from just outside the cabin both nights, beat the crowds on the terrace! The small double bed was cosy and placed under the window, which made... more

The rooms are small but clean.The bathrooms are tiny. The best thing to do is to spend all day outside, have a late dinner and then when everything is completely dark head back to your room. The Lodge will pick you up in a golf cart for dinner and take you back to your room after dinner if you wish.... more

We stayed in a Western Cabin, North Rim Lodge in late September. Very clean and spacious room and bathroom, and a front plrch with two rocking chairs on it. We had an ADA cabin, so it only had one queeen bed, giving more room. The gas fireplace was a nice feature, as we used it both nights when temps dipped... more