Clean and quiet location. My room had a kitchenette and a covered patio. I was able to watch deer walk around the surrounding grounds right from our room. Booked our room >6months out, but they had vacancy when we arrived June 25th and 26th. Easy access to shuttles and plenty of safe walking paths to the rim. Parking lot was great, plenty of spots. Would definitely stay here again.

Great place to stay at the Grand Canyon South Rim. small and accommodating. Check in is at the main lodge and then you drive to your own building. Definitely close enough to walk to the rim and restaurants and shops. The food court at the main lodge was awesome! Lots of choices and options. Stop on the way in for beer or liquor. I didn’t find these things as easily. The TV reception is awful, but you’re not there for the TV anyway. Used it as white noise to fall asleep. Lol

The location was Great! We were supposedly in the newer building. The rooms were very nicely decorated with sliding barn doors, great storage space. The Bed mattresses not comfortable at all unless you like a firm mattress! Beds had Fluffy pillows, only thing that helped. Our shower curtain was dirty upon arrival to room, however housekeeping quickly swapped it out. These are pretty pricey rooms for beds being horrible you are paying for location! The cafe on site had great omelettes.

Maswik Lodge is a good place to stay when visiting the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, as it is one of the less expensive options. It is not on the rim of the canyon but is set away in a quieter, more forested area. It is within walking distance of the bus terminal for trips to Hermits Rest along the Rim on the Red Line and then to other parts of Grand Canyon Village on the Blue Line. The lodge itself is comprised of several separate buildings in the complex. We were in Redbud. Odd numbered rooms are on the second floor (no elevator). In this particular building there was no outdoor sitting space on either a balcony or patio. The room itself was very large-we had an end unit. The storage is somewhat lacking in the bathroom area, but the dresser was adequate for a long weekend. There was a coffee pot, small fridge and no microwave oven. Beds and pillows were comfortable. The Food Court offers generous portions of cafe style food but fresh options were severely lacking. Prepackaged salad was the only green vegetable in sight. Some of the dinner options include pizza, ribs with beans, potatoes or corn, Pulled pork, burgers, fries, etc. Breakfast included scrambled egg burritos, omelets, but no fresh made sunny side up eggs. Very little fresh fruit was available.

For the price of this lodge, you do not get equivalent value. It’s convenient, sure, but you will not get any sleep. The walls and ceilings are so very thin, you can hear every word said or noise made in every direction. You can hear babies crying in the rooms across from you even with the doors closed and the ac running. You hear the toilets flush upstairs and every step the people above you take. If you’re thinking of staying here for a rim to rim, make sure you get a top floor room or you won’t get any sleep. The power has also been out here and no estimated time to be back on. Overall, a disappointing stay considering the cost.