We really liked the Yavapai Lodge. The rooms were large and comfortable, and we were delighted to see a small group of deer right outside our window one morning. The cafe is good for breakfast and snacks/basic meals, which are good value. The lodge is convenient for the Post Office and supermarket. The buses east and west along the rim... more

I stayed at the Yavapai Lodge with my husband in Sept 2009. The hotel is a no frills hotel, which was okay with us because we spent our days out and about exploring the beautiful outdoors. The room was spacious, clean, and modern. However, there wasn't high speed internet connection in our room. I suspect that most lodges in the... more

Stayed at the Yavapai Lodge for one night, check in was an easy process. Very helpful staff. Don’t expect the Ritz, but the rooms are clean and quiet, have all the facilities you need. What more do you actually need, if you have been out all day, by the time it got to bed time all we wanted was to... more

By the time we tried to reserve a room at the Grand Canyon, Yavapai Lodge was the only available option. I read here on TripAdvisor (thanks to the great community of contributors!) that the East section was more recently remodeled (our room was $150 a night). We requested a room on the 2nd (top) floor and took our chances. Turns... more

Look, this isn't by any means a 4 or 5 star place but GREAT if you're planning a quick weekend trip to hike the canyon. We stayed 2 nights and only spent a short time in our room. I'm pretty picky about the bathroom and our was clean. Our room even had a small fridge which was great to toss... more

This was my first trip to the Grand Canyon. I studied the reviews on Trip Advisor as we made our plans to stay at three national parks in a week. (Thanks to all who take the time to write reviews.) Yavapai was the only place at the Grand Canyon that had a vacancy when I made our reservations about two... more

My lasting and dominant memories of the Grand Canyon are unfortunately of the interminable bus rides to and from the Yavapai Lodge. This is not the experience you want for the once in your lifetime visit to the park. Spend a little more for even the worst room in one of the main lodges, or consider tent camping in the... more

We planned our trip to the Grand Canyon relatively last minute - about 2 months in advance. I was disappointed that almost all of the lodging within the park was fully booked. We did manage to get a room here at Yavapai. We had the choice of West or East - with a price difference of about $50 per night.... more

Stayed at this location on October 13,2009,as part of a Trafalgar bus tour entitled Best of the Canyonlands.....I was disappointed to find that they charge to use the internet,it was the only hotel on the tour that didn't offer free internet usage to it's customers. The room was lovely,and I particularly was happy to find a small fridge under the... more