Grand Canyon National Park North Rim Hotels

Lodging at the spectacular North Rim is sparse. Your only choice inside the park is the North Rim Lodge which offers both cabins and motel style rooms. Jacobs Creek is a 45 minute drive away if you’re also thinking of visiting other parks in the area such as Bryce or Zion. Neither location is rife with amenities. Those who choose the North Rim do so because they’re looking for the special views and a more out of the mainstream experience. But if you’re into natural wonders and being outdoors, you can’t be disappointed.

Prices are higher than what you’d pay for a similar room in a less popular are or a little farther a field. Ranging from $90-$200 a night, this is some of the more affordable lodging at the Grand Canyon on average. But the North Rim has some of the most spectacular views and is much less populated than the South so if you’re looking for a singular experience, this is the way to go. Services here include mule rides, some of the best hiking at the Grand Canyon and accessibility to other great parks. There are no amenities outside of what’s offered at these two lodgings so if you need more than the basics, best to book elsewhere.

Find Grand Canyon National Park North Rim, AZ lodging at these top properties

Grand Canyon North Rim Lodge
The only lodging inside the park at the North Rim, rooms are small but serviceable and appropriate for singles and families alike.

Jacob Lake Inn
A back to basics lodge smack in the middle of the Kaibob Forest with excellent proximity to many natural wonders.