Good hotel for visiting Grand Canyon, reception staff were helpful but lack of WiFi anywhere other than the main building was very frustrating… initially staff said it was the weather and then gave up trying to find an excuse. Be warned if you are in the single story buildings you will be in definite WiFi darkness 🙄.

That said, food in the restaurant was good, especially the buffet breakfast and salmon at dinner. Certainly not cheapest but where is in the tourist locations.

A big shout out to Ty on reception who was extremely helpful and even offered to open the business centre when I needed WiFi. Also Bryne in the gift shop who went off to search for a larger tee shirt whilst I was a breakfast 👏👏

The interior of the resort is beautiful and the stone walls and water features are a perfect complement to the surroundings. Our room was very nice and comfortable, but we were told that we had an upgraded room, so make sure you check into that before booking. The room had all the amenities we needed, although the coffee machine over-flowed. There aren't many good restaurants in the area, so we had dinner in the dining room one night and the pub another night. The food was good, but took a long time to arrive. It seemed they were understaffed and our waitress was stressed. The activity area would be fun for children, although the bowling alleys needed a lot of repair work.

Room was close to lobby. Hotel is pricey, but you're only a mile away from the South entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park, and it was the week of spring break. The breakfast buffet was expensive, for what was available, but there were five of us, including grandkids. Like what other reviewers said, it's a fun place to take children. They have an enclosed hot tub and fitness center in the building adjacent to the main lobby! Our room was close to the lobby, and the room and staff were excellent. We would have extended our stay, if we could have, but they were fully booked! :(.