Hualapai Ranch

The location is fantastic. You look out towards the grand canyon from the cabin porch with spectacular views of the sun rise and sun set. It is remote and very peaceful. Unfortunately the cabin floor was filthy upon arrival. I can understand that you are in a desert with dust and sand however on entering the cabin the floor clearly had not been cleaned. The restaurant closed at 5.30 and was also visably dirty with an inch of dust visable on every fan and air vent. We were advised on arrival to head to the Grand Canyon Western Ranch which was 12 miles away for dinner. We did and have to say wish we had booked here for the atmosphere and camp fire experience

Las habitaciones son cabañas de madera, muy rústicas, pero limpias, y con todos los servicios tienen agua, aire acondicionado, agua caliente y hasta refrigerador y microondas. En la noche puedes ver una vista increíble de las estrellas.

I rented a cabin because the reviews said the scenery was beautiful, some even said to skip the Grand Canyon and check it out from the cabins (lots of trails to walk on). When we checked in we found out if you don’t have a pass from the grand canyon you’re not allowed to walk the trails at the cabins. We went and spent $150 for 3 more passes so we wouldn’t be fined $5000/each for trail walking. The cabin we stayed in was beautiful, as was the scenery. The hotel desk ladies were very nice also. The restaurant was really expensive, $25 or so for 3 tacos. All in all, I’d say if you have an extra $500 floating around, go for it. I know I could have done a lot more with that money than spend the night somewhere and walk the trails.