With beautiful views of the canyons and a natural setting, it is no wonder that people travel to Supai, Arizona. Visitors to the area can stay in a standard hotel, go camping or stay in a lodge at a traditional native reservation site.
At the Havasupai Village, you can stay on campgrounds to really rough it, with no modern bathroom facilities, or reserve a room at the lodge, where you will be treated to a quaint, traditional experience without television or telephones. Book a helicopter, airplane or horseback riding tour of the Grand Canyon, or plan to hike it if you are feeling daring. A basic grocery store and a post office are available on site for your use.
The Best Western Inn is located at the base of Bill Williams Mountain, and is very close to the Grand Canyon. Jeep, van and hiking tours are located nearby. Complimentary breakfast as well as an on-site restaurant are available. Other amenities include a computer center, outdoor fire pit, outdoor pool, cocktail lounge, vending machine, hot tub and free wireless Internet in all rooms. Two suites are available, which contain king-sized beds and kitchens.
Room options at the Red Feather Lodge include king-sized, two queens, one-room suites and two-room suites. Both a motor inn and a hotel are on the premises. Amenities include a heated outdoor pool, free wireless Internet access, telephones with voice mail and a microwave in the vending room for guest usage. Pets are welcome in the motor inn part of this establishment only.
Entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park is only one mile away from the Grand Hotel, which has 121 rooms with either king or queen-sized beds. Hotel amenities include a fitness center, hot tub, indoor pool, nightly entertainment and free wireless Internet access in the lobby area. Live music and Native American dancers are part of some of the shows you can watch every night at the Canyon Star Restaurant and Saloon.
