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Lodge on Route 66
The Lodge on Route 66 is a grand canyon hotel centrally located and luxuriously updated to provide you with the most relaxing and memorable time during your visit to the Grand Canyon many exciting activities and attractions in Northern Arizona.
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Canyon Plaza Inn and Suites
The perfect location to take advantage of the best that the Grand Canyon has to offer. Restful accommodations, expansive lobby, and an inviting adobe fireplace. Enjoy our seasonal outdoor pool, hot tub, or 18' indoor spa. JJK's restaurant features a full service menu or family buffet with garden atrium seating.
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U-Drive Tours
Drive yourself on a Grand Canyon sightseeing adventure. No schedules, no deadlines. Experience the Grand Canyon and all its wonders first hand in a Hummer, Escalade, SUV or Jeep. We offer ALL Grand Canyon tours.
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Grand Canyon Ranch at Spirit Mountain
Only accommodations at the West Rim of The Grand Canyon! The exclusive Grand Canyon Ranch at Spirit Mountain located 14 miles from Grand Canyon West, incorporating the historic Diamond Bar Ranch, nestled in a mountainous area between the west end of the Grand Canyon and the Music Mountains of Arizona.
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Grand Canyon Vacations
Choose a lodge that's a throwback to rustic pioneer days or choose an upscale hotel with all the modern amenities. Stay near the Grand Canyon National Park or stay a short distance away in historic Williams or Winslow. Whatever your desire, lodging that will fit your needs awaits!
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Matterhorn Inn
High on a hill in the center of Uptown Sedona. All rooms offer a large picture window, private balcony or patio with magnificent views of Oak Creek and towering red rock pinnacles that surround the community of Sedona. Relax and experience the magic of Sedona and the "Red Rock Country."
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Red Feather Lodge
Ideally located in the center of Tusayan, just one mile south of the south entrance to the Grand Canyon National Park on Highway 64, within walking distance of many restaurants, gift shops and the National Geographic Visitor Center. The Grand Canyon National Park Airport is less that one mile away.
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Flagstaff, Arizona, Truly a Unique Southwest Community
If you leave Sedona by winding up the lush oasis of Oak Creek Canyon, you'll ascend about 2000 feet and find yourself in Flagstaff, Arizona, a strikingly different landscape.
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Thoughts on the Grand Canyon - the Easy Way
The Grand Canyon may well be the most accessible of the world's wonders...
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Grand Canyon Bed & Breakfasts
Visit our Grand Canyon Directory for more listings of bed and breakfasts.
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El Tovar - Architecture In The Park
El Tovar is a large hotel built twenty feet from the very edge of the south rim of the Grand Canyon. The building's foundation is rubble masonry and concrete. The superstructure is of wood frame construction. The first floor is sheathed with log slab siding complete with finely-honed corner notching that gives the appearance of log construction. The upper stories have rough weatherboards. Log-slab moldings surround the windows on the first floor; those on the upper stories have heavy, milled moldings.
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need to know about:
Grand Canyon Lodging | B & Bs | Accommodations |
Grand Canyon Hotels and Resorts | Motels and CampgroundsMany lodging and
resort facilities around the Grand Canyon offer a memorable experience. Tour one
of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World by day, and relax in comfort and
luxury by night.
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Visitors enjoying the view from the Patio of the Grand
Canyon Lodge
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After a long day hiking, tourists can visit the Guest Lodge
at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
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The famous El Tovar Grand Hotel significance lies in its
eclectic architecture--a combination of the Swiss chalet and Norway villa as the
promotional brochures boasted--and the way in which that transitional
architecture bridged the gap between the staid Victorian resort architecture of
the late nineteenth century and the rustic architecture later deemed appropriate
for the great scenic and natural wonders of the United States. (Read
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Visitors enjoy the view from Mathor Point, South Rim of the
Grand Canyon.
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