I stayed in the lodge two nights and had two rooms to accommodate three people. After hiking I appreciated the hot shower and decent bed. The two rooms each had two double beds, not TV's, one room had a clock radio, one room had a box of tissue. Both rooms had clean bathrooms. There was a bit of red dust... More

One of the reviews I read before I went was: it's the best hotel in town because it's the only hotel in town!" it's very true. What I wanted to add is, the room and environment were much better than we expected because when it's the only hotel in town, usually they dont care to do much. as you can... More

We stayed at the Supai Lodge three days in May. The location is prime real estate with amazing views of the Grand Canyon and the lodge is clean and quiet. The other place to stay in the Supai Village is the campgrounds (about two miles away) therefore reservations are recommended. For $149 a night plus taxes, the rooms are simple:... More

We stayed at the Supai Lodge some 7 years ago, and then again last week. While we are grateful that there is SOME place to stay in Supai Village (besides the campground), it was still a little sad to see how run-down the place is getting. We paid $401.50 (for 2 people) for 2 nights, and I guess we just... More

The lodge is average but clean and comfortable after the hike. Havasu falls are stunning and so worth the hike in!! The hike took us about 3-4 hrs with lots of stop for pics and drinks. It was a fairly easy-moderate hike for us. Took us the same amount of time going out. It is a pretty sandy hike but... More

I had read so many reviews about this lodge prior to our recent hike into Havasu Falls, so I had to temper my expectations about the quality of the lodging and the service to avoid dissappointment based on those reviews. We stayed two nights in May and I can honestly say that there was NO reason for me to have... More

We spent three nights at the Havasupai Lodge in Supai and found it clean and basic. Their website says there are no phones or televisions--can't imagine who would need those things in paradise! The lodge is built around a large grassy area with picnic tables for spending time outdoors and meeting other travelers. There is a deck as well. The... More

The falls were amazing, the village was amazing, the hotel was great for being so isolated. The only thing that could have made this better was a massage therapist :) we were very sore after the second day of hiking.

The rooms at the lodge are not fancy but relatively clean. Beds are comfortable and sure beats the hard ground with camping. Was quiet but not many others at the lodge. No TV or other entertainment so have a deck of cards or reading material. Also the restaurant does not keep specific hours so you might want to bring sandwiches... More