Yavapai Lodge West Hotel

For guests looking for an affordable yet comfortable hotel near many important landmarks in the Grand Canyon area in Arizona, the Yavapai Lodge West Hotel offers great deals that will surely make an enjoyable and memorable stay.
This lodge is the Grand Canyon National Park Lodges’ largest facility, so guests could count on having the best service. The hotel's room amenities include a telephone, a cable / satellite television, a hair dryer, a trouser press, and a safe deposit box. Guests can also take advantage of the hotel's facilities such as a 24-hour room service, an elevator / lift, laundry and dry cleaning service, wifi internet connection in public areas, room service, facilities for the disabled, a bicycle rental, and an airport transfer.
This hotel is surrounded by Pinyon and Juniper woodlands that have modern facilities and great service by the friendly staff. At the Yavapai East (the part with larger rooms), the rooms have air-conditioning and a refrigerator, and there are also available king-size beds. The Yavapai West, on the other hand, has 160 rooms that have vaulted ceilings with fans, for there is no air conditioning. For guests with their own vehicles, they have the option of parking right in front of their room. If guests want to buy something from outside, the lodge is just conveniently located to the Market Plaza, which has stores, a post office, and a bank.
The lodge also has its very own Canyon Café, a place that is always open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Also nearby are a dozen restaurants and cafes that await visitors with different tastes, including the Arizona Room (serves steaks, seafood, and poultry), The Canyon Coffee House (serves organic coffees and different breakfast menu items), and the Desert View Trading Post Cafeteria (serves snacks such as sandwiches and pizzas).
Aside from this hotel being affordable and accessible, many activities await visitors. The Grand Canyon National Park has a variety of activities including bicycling, bird watching, backpacking, fishing, nature walks, star gazing, river rafting, etc. Guests can also visit the Desert View Watchtower, the highest point in the South Rim, offering great views of the cliffs and the Painted Desert. A cafe and a restaurant could be found at the Hopi House, which offers a shop with native Navajo items. You can also do the Abyss Overlook Mule Ride, the Canyon River Adventure, the Cedar Ridge Hike, and explore the Grand Canyon Caverns.