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Tag Archive for: lodging
Hotels in Arizona
Find a hotel to help you stay in what Arizona has to offer
Get set up in the perfect spot, whether that’s a charmingly rustic cabin near the Grand Canyon or a luxurious desert spa in Sedoan. The only problem you’ll have is choosing which destination you’re NOT going to visit!
Maybe you’re a national park aficionado (Arizona has 3 of them). Perhaps you prefer a resort getaway (it’s been said that our resorts are the finest). Whatever your perfect trip looks like, we’ve got the tools to get you ideally accommodated. From five-star hotels and resorts to billion-star (glamp)grounds.
Adventure, rest, repeat.
THE POWELL TENT
The Powell is the most secluded tent but still only 100 yards from washrooms.
THE KATIE LEE TENT
Wake up inspired in this tent named for the beloved environmentalist, activist, river runner, writer, folksinger and actress
THE JOSEY WALES TENT
Start the day in shade and end it in sun, all the while just 65 yards from washrooms.
THE ESCALANTE TENT
A super comfy California King bed welcomes weary bones in this east-facing tent with a sweet view.
THE HAYDUKE TENT
Fun, funky and full of character, the Hayduke is ready to roll out the hospitality.
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
FROM PAGE, ARIZONA
- Using your GPS? Type in this address: 5951 East 2580 South, Kanab, Utah 84741
- On US 89 westbound, look for the signed intersection for Mountain View Drive immediately after milepost 58.
- Turn left at the intersection for Mountain View Drive.
You can also access the campground via Utah.
FROM KANAB, UTAH
- Using your GPS? Type in this address: 5951 East 2580 South, Kanab, Utah 84741
- On US 89 eastbound go 5.6 miles from the stoplight at the intersection of US 89 and US 89A in Kanab.
- Turn right at the first signed intersection after you leave Kanab, the intersection indicates Mountain View Drive to the right.
Glamping in Arizona was never better.
Goulding’s Lodge
Stay where the stars stayed at Goulding’s Lodge.
Goulding’s Lodge was home to John Ford and John Wayne during the filming of so many classic western films such as “Stagecoach “and “The Searchers.” Monument Valley’s landscape is what director John Ford loved.
Deep in the heart of the American Southwest, Goulding’s Lodge offers overnight stays with amenities like no other, along with providing unique expeditions enabling the guest to search out the mystery and wonder that is the Navajo land. While staying at Goulding’s Lodge, enjoy a tour by local Navajos that grew up in and around the Monument Valley area. During the tours, they will share interesting facts about the valley and its areas of interest.
ASIAN INSPIRED ROOM
Nightly Rate: $118 – $245 plus ta
CHERUB ROOM
Nightly Rate: $124 – $252 plus tax
CLASSIC ROOM
Nightly Rate: $99 – $225 plus tax
WATERCRAFT RENTALS
AVAILABLE AT ANTELOPE POINT MARINA
HELICOPTER TOURS
LIKE YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE
HIKING TOURS
GUIDED HIKING TOURS
Guests can play hard all day enjoying all the sights including Antelope Canyon, Colorado River, Toadstool Hoodoos, Horseshoe Bend Overlook, Glen Canyon Dam and let’s not forget beautiful Lake Powell. Enjoy a boat tour or rent a boat to explore the canyons on your own. There is so much to do and see. After a long fun filled day come back to the B&B and toss off your sandals, rinse the sand out of your hair and enjoy the outdoor spa.
Nothing has been overlooked. The more than one-acre property includes spectacular views of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and Lake Powell. Lone Rock Beach is just minutes away by car. Guests will enjoy the solitude of our location, with the convenience of shopping and restaurants in nearby Page, Arizona just minutes away.
Hotels in Arizona | Lodging, Resorts, and Rentals
Find hotels in arizona, Motels, Resort, RV Park, B&B or Vacation Rental to help you stay in comfort.
Get set up in the perfect spot, whether that’s a charmingly rustic cabin near the Grand Canyon or a luxurious desert spa in Sedona. The only problem you’ll have is choosing which Arizona destination you’re NOT going to visit!
Maybe you’re a national park aficionado (Arizona has 3 of them). Perhaps you prefer a resort getaway (it’s been said that our resorts are the finest). Whatever your perfect trip looks like, we’ve got the tools to get you ideally accommodated. From five-star hotels and resorts to billion-star (glamp)grounds.
Adventure, rest, repeat with the perfect hotels in Arizona.
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Some questions you should ask as you plan your Grand Canyon National Park vacation:
- What time of year are you wanting to travel?
- Who you are traveling with and what are their interests?
- How much time do you have to spend?
- What kind of activities do you want to experience?
When contemplating a visit to The Grand Canyon National Park, priority #1 should be to book your lodging and book it ASAP.
Hotels and Lodging in the Grand Canyon are known to sell out months, or even a year or more in advance, depending on your planned destination and season.
The Grand Canyon National Park hotels and lodges run the gamut from ultra-modern, with all the amenities modern travelers expect, to bare-bones rustic cabins that offer a clean place to lay your head and not much more.
Vacation rental homes, bed and breakfasts, and glamping resorts also warrant consideration for larger traveling parties, individuals who prefer to cook their own meals, and those who wish to experience their destination on a deeper cultural and personal level.
Either way, the Grand Canyon should top your must-see list.
