Minimal amenities. Cabins with two digit numbers are ancient and have no views. Plan on carrying your gear a distance. Cabins will 300s numbers are newer with porches and views. South Rim is much more accessible and has better views.

The cabins are ... rustic. Our cabin had two mousetraps and mice droppings under the bed. The bathroom was functional, although it took a while to get hot water. ** Tip: Bring dryer sheets to ward off four-legged intruders. Rodents hate the smell of them.

The North Rim of the Grand Canyon is a beautiful and the lodge is a nice place to visit and stay! The cabins are well cabins, no A/C but fans. However the weather is still not that hot in the evening. The cabins are very "rustic". There was on "regular size bed but it is pushed against the wall so you have to crawl over the person to get out of the bed to use the RR during the night or you sleep in the twin bed and for an Anniversary trip not too cool. Cella and internet service spotty But the views of the canyon are hard to beat! The restaurant at the lodge has great views especially if you can get a window seat! Great food but you are paying for location of course. Great place to see the Grand Canyon and be sure an take the mule ride if you are up for an adventure!

This is rustic so just be warned there is no service, no AC, no TV and no fridge. We knew all of that coming in but we usually camp in a tent so I was glad to get what we got. It is expensive but the views and trails right there is worth it.

I was expecting a not so great experience and I was proven completely wrong. First, everyone is dealt with at the lodge was completely customer service oriented. They did everything with a smile and a goal of making things right. Next, the cabin i was in was right on the rim. Incredibly beautiful and great access to everything. I will also write a review of the restaurant. The food was not perfect, but very acceptable and I got the same excellent service!