The Bright Angel Lodge was OK but I am not impressed with the group that run all of the accommodations in the Grand Canyon National Park called Xanterra. I had a very disappointing experience a while ago while staying in the Xanterra run lodge at Yellowstone National Park and I guess this clouded my judgement. The staff were friendly but... More

We stayed in one of the cabins at the front with a view of the Grand Canyon. The interior was a bit worn and rustic, but a good size, and overall very nice due to the fireplace. All the staff were friendly and helpful, and to our surprise the dining room, where we had dinner, was very good. Simple, unpretentious... More

You can easily forget the room, its furnishings, and amenities, simply because barely 50m from your front door, whichever room you have, is the most impressive view! the room wasnt luxury, and we barely slept in it as we got up at four to see sunset...however for position alone this place is great. there was a lot of work going... More

We stayed in the Powell Suite at the Bright Angel Lodge from May 1st -5th. It's actually a cabin and it's 6186. It has two queen beds and slept four of us. You could also put a 5th on the couch in the living room (it was totally comfy). Here is the scoop: You are in a cabin in the... More

It was our second stay in a cabin at Bright Angel. It is amazing to step out of the room and into the Grand Canyon. The rooms are quite simple but just fine. There is wifi in the lodge but not in the cabins. The parking is really convenient - even though it was really busy during spring break. The... More

We stayed in a cabin at Bright Angel Lodge in April before heading down to Phantom Ranch. The cabin was great. It was comfortable, historic, clean, plenty of space for two people, and a perfect location. We would definitely stay here again. There can be noise from the buses when the windows are open during the day, but it didn't... More

My husband and I stayed here in February, choosing a cabin with a partial view. The rooms are very rustic, but there was plenty of hot water and the heat worked very well, as it was freezing while we were there and actually snowed. Yes, we were there when the freak snowstorm covered the whole state of Arizona, including Tucson.... More

Waking up each morning and seeing the Grand Canyon from your bedroom window was spectacular,the view over took the room a little small but comfortable.Staff very helpful especially the guy who fixed my walking poles.The bus to the other part of the rim was close.Good advise book early

I loved the old-fashioned rusticity of Bright Angel Lodge. We stayed two nights a week apart before and after a six-night backpack into the Canyon. I actually somewhat preferred the little room with a double bed, toilet and sink in room and shower down the hall. Windows opened, no TV. It just seemed suited to the Canyon. Shower down the... More