El Tovar Hotel, Grand Canyon, U S A
The El Tovar first opened it's doors in 1905 and has been delighting guests ever since. Its location might have something to do with it - perched on the edge of the South Rim with breathtaking views is something not available in any other hotel! The property has hosted Theodore Roosevelt and Albert Einstein in the past so you're following in some great footsteps! The cosy lodge atmosphere and renowned dining room make it a great place to stay - when you dine try and grab yourself one of the canyon view tables and follow your meal with a drink in the rustic lounge with great views from the veranda.
Location: perched on the edge of the Grand Canyon's South Rim inside the National Park, around 1.5 hours from Flagstaff.
Transfer: approx 4.5 hours from Phoenix, 6 hours from Las Vegas.
Board Basis: Room Only.
78 Rooms
Restaurant
Bar
Room Service
Parking
Standard Rooms have one double, one queen or two queen beds and TV and air conditioning.
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About Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon tours are a magical journey through one of the natural wonders of the world, and no photograph can truly capture the surreal landscape of parched red rock. From helicopter tours to trekking on horseback, Grand Canyon trips are tailor made to suit you - outdoorsy types can hike to the bottom, or simply see the Canyon by air, taking in Hoover Dam and Lake Mead along the way. Grand Canyon holidays can be combined with a stay in a cowboy ranch and an evening around the campfire, for a truly atmospheric experience.
