Grand Canyon Village is a portal to one of the most enchanting geological sites on the planet. The town sits on the precipice of the Grand Canyon's South Rim and is the gateway to the famously hypnotic views of the canyons carved deeply by the Colorado River over the past 5 to 6 million years. Marvel at Mother Nature's handiwork when you descend into the canyon or explore the rim’s well-marked hiking trails, either on foot or horseback. Less strenuous options include taking the free shuttle bus to the area’s best viewpoints or experiencing the jaw-dropping vistas from the sky via a helicopter or plane tour. The town itself is filled with fascinating historic buildings, including Hopi House, where visitors can see (and buy) incredible native arts and crafts.
Located on State Highway 64, The Grand Hotel at the Grand Canyon is an excellent option for leisure or business travellers. The guest rooms are equipped with workspaces, Wi-Fi, TVs, mini-fridges, microwaves, and coffee makers, while the grand suite features separate living rooms. The hotel features a restaurant and a saloon, and guests can make […]
