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Old Mar 31st, 2019, 01:52 PM
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Grand Canyon. Lodges are full

Driving from Vegas to Nashville in late September and would like 1 day t South Rim. I checked and the day we will be there, all the lodges I checked are full. What are some places close that we might check into. I found Best Western Premier Grand Canyon Squire Inn has that date we need. Any others within close proximity. Thanks in advance for any help
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Old Mar 31st, 2019, 02:07 PM
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There are many just outside the park . . but do keep checking fir a cancellation every couple of weeks and every day the last two weeks. We booked a hotel in Tusayan but were able to take advantage of a cancellation at El Tovar as we were driving.
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Best Western Premier Grand Canyon Squire Inn is an excellent choice with a car. They have huge rooms and a pretty decent Italian restaurant on premises. We usually stay in hotels more upscale than BW, but this one worked out perfectly fine for us.
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If calling does not get you a cancellation, check both Tusayan and Cameron Trading Post (on the east side of the park). Make a cancellable reservation and call on the phone as the cancellation do not always make to the web and tend to show up the closer you get to your date.
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Check Yavapai as well. It's inside the park but run by a different concessionaire than everything else, so if you've only looked at Xanterra's website it didn't show up.

https://www.visitgrandcanyon.com/

Otherwise, make a reservation in Tusayan and keep checking every 1-2 days. Something inside the park will open up for sure.
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Old Apr 2nd, 2019, 03:54 PM
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I love Cameron Trading Post but it's on the opposite side from LV. But I do love that place.
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Tusayan seems to exist strictly for food/lodging alternatives outside the park. Stayed at the Holiday Inn there which was fine. Another post said it wax 20-25 mins from the park....not so. Wanna say, more like 10. Beware of a steakhouse - Big E's - where they tried to charge $21 for a martini.
Make your reservation early - our Holiday Inn rez increased by $100/nite in the weeks after I booked.
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Old Apr 11th, 2019, 08:26 AM
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>>Another post said it wax 20-25 mins from the park....not so. Wanna say, more like 10
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