We had fun staying here for one night. It's definitely more like camping than like a hotel, but as…read moreclose to camping as I'd ever get. The tent itself was cute and we were happy to have an AC unit and a bathroom. The AC worked okay. It made a weird noise tho. We were there on a very hot night, so we needed it running, but I didn't sleep well because of it. I also wish we were able to drive right up to our tent. Upon arrival we had to park a bit away, and then have our luggage (and we had a lot because this was the end of a longer vacation) brought to us via their golf cart service. When we were leaving we had trouble getting in contact with anyone to bring a cart over to and get our luggage back to the car. We loved all of the activities available for the kids. They had such a great time making friends, running around the camps and playing games. They had a good truck on site and the food was good. Then they had free s'mores at night which is always fun. We paid extra for star gazing and a little horseback riding - both were an okay experience. I wish there was more to them, but the kids liked it. All in all, great for "less of" a camping experience.

We really enjoyed our stay at Clear Sky Resorts. We had so much fun bouncing, making and eating…read mores'mores, and spending time outside gazing at the stars. After 39 years, I finally saw my first shooting star here, which was such a special moment. The bed was also incredibly comfortable, and the overall experience was unique and memorable. Unfortunately, there was one part of our stay that was extremely difficult to overlook. After arriving and seeing how much open land surrounds the property, I was honestly sickened to see multiple horses confined to such a small enclosure with no visible coverage or shelter from the Arizona sun. These are beautiful animals, and they spent their time standing in this small area looking out at acres of open land surrounding them. With so much available space, it was difficult to understand why they did not have a larger enclosure that would give them more room to move, along with adequate shade and protection from the Arizona heat. Before writing this review, I intentionally checked on the horses at different times throughout the day and again at night because I wanted to make sure I wasn't making an unfair assumption based on a single moment. Each time I checked, the horses remained confined to the same small enclosure. I'm including a photo for context. We genuinely enjoyed so many parts of our stay, which makes this especially disappointing. I sincerely hope Clear Sky Resorts addresses the horses' living conditions. Providing them with more space to move and appropriate shelter from the elements would make a meaningful difference and would make me feel much better about recommending or returning to the property.

This is where old people go to Die. The most boring trip…read moreever. Lonely Old people who want to tell everyone about their boring life and where they have been. The train was terrible. Karen behind me wouldn't shut up. Talked the entire trip. Some old dude walked up and down the aisle playing 70s country music that only enjoyed. You will not be able to enjoy the beauty because the woman on the P A system enjoyed hearing herself talk about total worthless information. She should be limited to 5 minutes instead of yacking do 45 minutes. In my opinion: go to Disneyland and ride the train as much as you like and have a ball.

We are more than happy with our stay room clean, dinning awsome , everyone pleasant and food great…read morehad diiner the breakfast awsome wait staff, front desk very tentative

I stayed two nights here while touring the Grand Canyon in May 2023 for about $120/night, which was…read morenot bad for being so close to the canyon. I really liked Becky who ran the hotel along with her husband. This is not some big chain hotel, but a quaint little place that charged accordingly , yet took good care of you. One thing I liked is that they used old-fashioned metal keys instead of cards with magnetic strips that often tend to not work. Another thing is that it was it within walking distance of the Grand Canyon museum and restaurants. I would definitely come here again.

This cute family hotel was beyond my expectations. I just fell in love with that place. The rooms…read morehave everything you need, super clean & comfy. WiFi streaming is fast. Moreover, the price is surprisingly lower than average in the area. Great location! We could make it to the sunrise in 15 mins from the hotel. The owners are lovely people! I will probably return. Highly recommended!!!!

Spent an evening around Christmas. Hosts were very accommodating for our after hour arrival…read more Breakfast was freshly prepared and delish.

Very cozy cabin not far from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. We had breakfast burritos that were…read morepretty good! They also have an amazing tip in their host book about a secret hike in the Grand Canyon park. We visited the secret point and LOVED it!!!

It is very silly to write a Yelp review of a place that's nearly impossible to get a reservation…read moreat. But I do compulsively write Yelp reviews of everywhere I eat, so here goes. Location aside, the "hiker's stew" is genuinely an excellent stew. Good quality big chunks of beef and a really savory broth that lets you know just how long it was cooked. Some vegetables (corn) are likely canned, but that was both a minor issue and to be expected given the location. Overall it's genuinely very tasty. Salad was fresh but unremarkable. Cornbread was excellent. Cake was average. I do wish they had ice cream, but I understand the logistical difficulties there...

Phantom Ranch is a unique experience in the bottom of the Grand Canyon. From the south rim, it is…read moreabout 7.5 miles down the South Kaibab trail or 10 miles via the Bright Angel trail. There's cabins and bunk houses that require a lottery 15 months in advance, which adds to the exclusivity of the experience. Steak dinner is offered by reservations only for $70pp U.S. From 8am- 8pm, there's a cantina open selling all the things you'd want while backpacking, including cold lemonade, beer, wine, snacks, and first aid items. This week, the canyon was bursting with color from all the flowers and vegetation growing after the heavy snow season. This was truly a special experience! The trail to Ribbon Falls/North Rim was closed at one of the bridges and the creek running too high to attempt a safe crossing, so we enjoyed a rest day and cooled off on the banks of the stunning Colorado River. We took pictures of the current ranch as big changes are underway with a new water system getting installed, which will impact access to the ranch for a while. Special mention to the staff, particularly Zach, who went above and beyond to show us hospitality. Also, best of luck to new hire Tyler as he settles into his new role at the ranch! The ranch is currently short-handed, and some of the staff are really feeling the stress, which is starting to show in their interactions with guests. Remember to be patient and kind. The bottom of the Grand Canyon can't be an easy place to live and work.

Wow, Room was beautiful, very interesting, new and clean. Bed was super-comfortable, and the whole…read moreexperience felt very up-scale. The only thing I would complain about, and this would be the SAME complaint of EVERY property we've stayed at on our Route 66 journey, is that the shower head is a bit misery. That said, of our so-far 5 motel stays, this was by far my favorite.

The Lodge is wonderfully located by downtown and the Grand Canyon railway, in which it was the…read morereason for choosing to stay here. It was fairly priced for a clean room, big bed, and hot shower. There is not much space it is probably less than 200sqft but it was comfortable for my boyfriend and I. It also includes free breakfast but the reviews said it was highly rated but it was boring; waffles, bananas, apples, coffee, oj, and cereal. I still recommend staying here to explore what the historic Route 66 has to offer!

We stayed here for my birthday in July, and I can't say enough wonderful things about this hotel…read more It's full of history, and they've done an incredible job preserving its original character and charm. I truly believe that when you hire people who genuinely care about their guests and love what they do, success follows--and that's exactly what this hotel has done. The staff made us feel like we were visiting old friends. Everyone at the front desk was warm, funny, welcoming, and genuinely happy to help. We're from the South, where hospitality means a lot, and I can honestly say this was the best hotel service we've ever experienced. The Grand Canyon Railway was just a short walk away, making it incredibly convenient, and the restaurants nearby were all excellent. We also took the hotel's ghost tour, which was so much fun--although it definitely made it a little harder to fall asleep that night! Thank you all for making my birthday so memorable. We had an amazing stay, and we will absolutely be back. Wishing everyone at the hotel continued success and many blessings!

If you're looking for a stay that feels like an experience -- this is it…read more The Historic Grand Canyon Hotel is truly an artist's dream. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the care, character, and attention to detail in every corner. The owners are incredible, the customer service is top-tier, and even the little touches (like the note left on the bed) made it feel personal and unforgettable. Yes -- it's the oldest hotel in Arizona... but it is by far better than any chain hotel I've ever stayed in. This boutique hotel has class, charm, and a personality you simply can't manufacture. And if you love a little mystery, you'll appreciate that some rooms are rumored to be haunted -- which honestly made it even more fun. It's nestled in a beautiful little town where everyone is welcoming, and it's just a train ride away from the Grand Canyon. Private parking, a stunning ballroom, and rooms that each have their own unique vibe and flair -- this place is special. My room was cozy, loft-style, and spacious, with one queen bed, three twins, and two bathrooms. This is absolutely the way to travel. Highly recommend.

No alert that the station was out of gas! We used google and there was no indication that they were…read moreunder construction. Stay away and gas up early! We had to call AAA to get gas to the nearest station which was very near. Very high prices at market and they charge $1 to use the porta potty. Avoid!

This is a great meet up location if doing things in the area and also a really good stop if you're…read moretraveling on the 64 corridor headed to the Grand Canyons. I came in twice today, once in the morning to use their restrooms and also once in the evening after my cave trip, again to use the bathroom. I was tired a bit from working hard all day and got to see a really cool virgin cave that had a 30 feet vertical and it was soo good to see this place on my drive back out to civilization! I got one of those cappuccinos from the machines and while not what I usually drink, it was good to have this for the 3 hour drive ahead. Plenty of snacks to buy here and Grand Canyon and AZ souvenirs. Bathrooms clean and very needed. Staff helpful and nice. I'd definitely come back in again when in the area!

Second time here. It's are go to stop now Clean…read more Bright rooms parking clean out doors also Friendly staff. All around the best

This is the best place to stay in Seligman. My husband, friends, and I have stayed here many times…read more It is the cleanest hotel I've ever stayed at and I travel over 30 trips a year. It's pristine! Mike and Reinhardt clearly love and take care of their business. I swear they paint and caulk every single day! They go out of their way to make their guests comfortable. Each room has a cute theme like the Train Room, Movie Star Room and Grand Canyon Room. The continental breakfast serves the best German coffee and great food to grab and go. Their is a patio on the second floor that has a great view of the town and mountains. It's perfect for having a couple drinks and enjoying the weather. We just LOVE staying here and the price is right. Thank you M & R for all that you do for the little cute town of Seligman!

Oh my goodness! This is the largest gift shop with all the handmade gifts in this part of America!…read more I found Cameron Trading Post during my drive from Page to Sedona. There is a restaurant, hotel and a giant gift shop in the building. The amount of amazingly beautiful handmade jewelry, pottery and accessories ... just mind blowing! Very hard to walk away from buying anything, so be prepared to spend some serious money here! Besides more turquoise jewelry, I also bought some Prickly Cactus Pear Jelly, and a Prickly Cactus Pear Marmalade. There are multiple cashier counters, so you don't have to worry about waiting in line for too long. The cashiers are very nice and helpful with any questions you may have. Taking pictures or videos without permission is not allowed! It's a great place to stop during your trip, for a restroom break, or shopping or just a scenery around the area.

Classic roadside trading post that has been here for a hundred years. Sit down restaurant, clean…read morerestrooms, lots of great Indian jewelry (which is why we stop). In the middle of nowhere so a great place to stop. Also lots of t-shirts, snacks, etc. Tour buses stop here as well.