Second stay in a newer Xanterra lodge (first was Yellowstone Canyon Village). This facility exceeded our expectations--room was larger, more storage, better lighting. Surroundings busier but still very quiet. More variety and better food, along with better service. Still very expensive but we expected and accepted it as part of the convenience of being on location. Tip: stay in Shasta or Fern buildings--farther from the busy area of thr lodge. And even rooms face trees/road; odd rooms face courtyard.

The rooms are a bit old and lighting is a bit dark. But they are clean and well maintained. All in all it was a comfortable stay close to the south rim.

Very clean room. Bed and pillows were comfortable. Safe in room and a refrigerator, coffee maker, iron. Walked to the beautiful view of the Grand Canyon. If you are a senior make sure you get a life time pass to National Parks Service. The only thing was it was a dark park no street lights. You need to use your phone flash light to get around. I understand it is so you can see the night time sky. Look forward to going back.

Great spot to discover the Grand Canyon. Comfy rooms and clean. Only issue were interaction with several gruff staff members including at check in, food hall and even when trying to find our room. They clearly have a staff cultural issue with their want to provide friendly and helpful service to their guests

I was so excited to stay at this property. After doing months of research for our Grand Canyon trip this seemed like the perfect lodging for our family. Pros: We stayed in the Cottonwood bldg and it was an easy 5 minute walk to the rim. There was a food court on-site. The service was great and very personable. Cons: Sadly it did not live up to the expectations we had. I will preface by saying, if you are looking for the absolute bare minimum at $300+ range then you may be satisfied. For me, staying close to the Rim was not enough justification for the price of the at Maswik Lodge. The main room door did not seal, you could see clear outside, which allowed for bugs of all varieties to walk right in. The bathroom door would stay closed and no amount of forcing would keep it shut. There was not a single clear channel on our TV, every single channel was static to the point of not being able to make out the show at all. There are no microwaves anywhere on the property which is absurd. Essentially it became a massive tourist trap where you are forced to eat at their overpriced food court. The Pizza Pub was fantastic. The food court itself, not so much. There was mold on my toast and even when I brought it to someone's attention, I was told it is "whole grain", yet I've never seen blooms of fuzz whole grain in a few spots on each slice. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel which is a huge bummer.