The Lodge is very primitive. We did not feel welcome there, the staff are pretty darn rude. For $180/room per night, a smile or a thank you would have been nice. The room was moderately clean but very very basic and the grounds are a mess. Although the falls are amazing, I can not recommend the lodge. The food choices... More

This is, as others have noted, the only game in town for lodging, and it's nice to be able to stop after 8 miles of hiking--as opposed to the extra 2-3 miles to get to a campsite. Two double beds in the room (one with headboard off and resting along a wall); bath with shower and tub; chest of drawers;... More

While you are at the bottom of the Grand Canyon the hotel was very clean and very basic. Thsi si my second time staying here and the hotel staff is nto any friendly htis time thanthe first time. But we were not there to worry about them , the hike is beautiful and the falls the next day makes you... More

You really cannot review just the lodge -- staying at the Havasupai Lodge is part of a larger experience -- the trek and visit to the Havasupai Reservation, the nearby waterfalls and the close-knit, compact community. Some people have said this trek is "a once in a lifetime experience. I agree -- but for me it's been several once in... More

After an 8 mile hike the Lodge was a welcome sight. It is bare bones, bed, shower, heat and a/c. Very pricey for what you get. The upkeep of the lodge is poor. Could be so much better with a little effort but being the only place in the villiage to stay they have a captive audience.

so remote, and no amenities except a large clean room and a good bed surrounded by one of the most awesome places God has to offer. Staff at the lodge were pleasant and willing to help with anything. And if you miss the TV and micro - you are in the wrong place.

Do not expect Ritz Carlton, Hyatt, or Four Seasons amenities from the Havasupai Lodge. They offer clean sheets, hot showers, shelter from the elements, and air conditioning. The rate of $145 a night is a little steep for the quality, but they are the only place in town withholding camping. The building has seen better days with the grout and... More

The Havasupai Lodge at $140+ / night is whole lot less than one would expect anywhere else besides Supai. In Supai, AZ it's all about the location. Clean sheets, clean water and a shower are priceless when you're literally 90 miles from the nearest gas station and you just hiked 8 miles with a 35 pound pack to get here... More

This hotel fit our needs. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom was functioning. No extras, non-enthusiastic manager. For us, it was easier than camping. However, if we go again, I would camp. The campsite is breathtaking.