We visited the Grand Canyon For 4 nights and stayed at the Maswik Lodge South. This is a newer addition to the hotel only opening in June 2022. We loved staying there. The accommodations were new, it was clean,quiet, modern, with a safe and refrigerator,and we loved the short walk over to Bright Angel where you could see the Grand Canyon. We didn’t eat at the Maswik food court, we heard others complaining about the food. I’m not sure what the Maswik Lodge North rooms look like but would recommend the rooms at Maswik South.

Stayed 2 nights in north lodge which is the older lodge. Basic but comfortable. We stayed in Juniper cabin which was a short walk to the rim. Great location! I am light sleeper so AC/heat a bit noisy. Loved that we had a picnic bench in back patio. Also mini fridge. We have some dietary restrictions so brought some food with us but wanted to eat dinner at cafe. Biggest issue for us was the food options. Pizza pub did not have vegan items as advertised and one vegan option in cafe was honestly awful. But we made it work. Overall a good place to stay. Expensive yes but you can’t buy the view!

Maswik is the most reasonably priced of the lodges walkable to the rim of Grand Canyon and that convenience was truly a boon worth the price. Our room was spacious and clean with very comfortable beds. Housekeeping was not available - as has been true with most hotels we've visited lately, and that was fine with us. Although we did notice that the hall outside our room was not swept or vacuumed during our stay. I would recommend eating at Bright Angel and El Tovar Lodges - more pricey and you'll need reservations - but the food court offerings at Maswik were, to us, unappealing...although the dine-in Pizza Pub was good.

Nice room, nothing fancy; comparable if not better than what you get in the small towns along 395 (Lone Pine, etc.) We were in Maswik North, in the Willow building, on the first floor. I would have given this four stars if not for some permanent, gum-like "stuff" stuck on the carpet between the two queen beds; I can't remember what room number we had - 2919, 2619, or 2621; I'm just not sure. But the carpet needs replacing for a 5-star (and for people to be OK walking barefoot on it.) Also, the sheer curtains had some red bug stains, and I'm hoping they weren't bed bugs; only time will tell. My paranoia about bed bugs and the gummy stain on the carpet aside, this was OK for one night. The sheets were clean, and the mattress was OK ( a little soft.)

We were with a tour group and stayed two nights in room 6765 at Cliff Rose. According to the information on the room door, the room rents for $319 a night. The Maswik is a “woodsy-rustic” type of place with cabins and complexes. There is an outside sitting area with two-person chairs and a table between. Custodial service did not clean the room after the first day. The Food Court is average and a bit pricey. Hotel staff are very courteous and helpful. The Maswik is 1/4 mile from the Grand Canyon rim. While we were there we spotted 4 California Condors on the ledges below the rim next to the Red Line/Blue Line shuttle stop.