Grand Canyon West Rim Hotels

The West Rim of the Grand Canyon (Grand Canyon West), recently made popular by the Grand Canyon Skywalk, offers an alternate view of the Grand Canyon from Hualapai Indian reservation land outside the National Park's boundaries. However, while there are some accommodations on and just outside the West Rim - namely, Hualapai Ranch & Cabins (on site, 2 miles from the Grand Canyon West entrance) and the Grand Canyon Ranch Resort in Meadview (14 miles from Grand Canyon West entrance) - lodging is in short supply in this extremely remote part of the state; therefore, many visitors wisely book overnight lodging in nearby Kingman, Laughlin, Las Vegas and Lake Havasu as an alternative to have access to greater hotel, dining and activity choices. Similarly, visitors who are looking for the Hualapai Lodge, a popular choice for those embarking on an early morning departure of a 1-day river rafting trip, Jeep tour to the bottom of Grand Canyon, or hike to Havasupai, should understand that while the Lodge is considered a West Rim hotel, it is located 3 hours (116 miles) from Grand Canyon West in Peach Springs.

Most Grand Canyon West visitors stay in Las Vegas. Getting a hotel in Las Vegas is more than convenient, it makes for an all-around great vacation. Visitors can get cheap flights into Las Vegas almost year-round, there are plenty of hotels to fit every budget (and even theme), and there's plenty to do when not seeing a true natural wonder of the world. If you're looking to see the Grand Canyon from the Arizona side, here are some other Grand Canyon hotels and accommodations .

With only two lodging options adjacent to Grand Canyon West, many smart visitors opt to stay in Kingman, just 73 miles from the entrance to Grand Canyon West. Kingman is the ingress to northwestern Arizona, the central resting stop for travelers journeying east-west along Interstate 40. Kingman also sits at the junction of I-40 with I-93 to Las Vegas, ensuring its role as the area's portal to: Grand Canyon West; boating and fishing on Lakes Mead, Mohave and Havasu; London Bridge; Hoover Dam; Laughlin and of course, Las Vegas. For an overnight stay in Kingman, look for familiar quality hotel chains and budget-friendly motels. Families traveling by car will appreciate the hotels with swimming pools and pet-friendly policies, while motorcycle riders and adventuring adults will love hotels offering free breakfast, kitchen amenities and proximity to major thoroughfares. If you

Lake Havasu City is located on "Arizona's West Coast," tracing the Colorado River's mighty path which forms the state line between Arizona, Nevada and California. Its proximity to the water makes Lake Havasu City a playground for active visitors who like to go boating, jet skiing, hot air ballooning or ATV riding. The city's centerpiece is the London Bridge, which was brought to and reassembled over a canal off Lake Havasu in the early 1970s, and today serves as the city's foremost attraction. Hotels in Lake Havasu City are largely categorized as limited service or motel-style accommodations, but there are a handful of resort-like accommodations, with restaurants and access to tours. Lake Havasu City is a popular spring break destination, but the rest of the year settles back down into its usual character as a quiet city for retired folks and active adults. If you're looking for a party, come in March or bring your own party. But if you seek quiet outdoor activities and simply comfortable accommodations, Lake Havasu City is ideal for a short-term stay outside the Grand Canyon. And you can't beat the idea of visiting the London Bridge and the Grand Canyon Skywalk in one trip!


Grand Canyon West, Lunch, Hoover Dam Photo Stop, Optional Skywalk

Visit the West Rim of the Grand Canyon on this full-day tour from Las Vegas. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, passing by Arizona’s Joshua Tree Forest on the way. At the Grand Canyon West Rim, enjoy four hours of free time to explore highlights like Eagle Point and Guano Point. On t

Visit the West Rim of the Grand Canyon on this full-day tour from Las Vegas. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, passing by Arizona’s Joshua Tree Forest on the way. At the Grand Canyon West Rim, enjoy four hours of free time to explore highlights like Eagle Point and Guano Point. On the way back, stop by the Hoover Dam bridge for photos.

  • Full-day tour to the Grand Canyon West Rim from Las Vegas
  • Includes lunch, granola bar and bottled water
  • Skywalk and helicopter upgrades available
  • Round-trip transfers from select Las Vegas hotels

Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour from Las Vegas with VIP Skywalk & Pontoon Boat Ride

Book the ultimate Grand Canyon getaway with this combo tour that begins with a helicopter flight from Las Vegas. Get a birds-eye-view of Hoover Dam and the Grapevine Mesa Joshua Trees en route to the West Rim. Then descend to the canyon floor for a pontoon boat cruise on the Colorado Ri

Book the ultimate Grand Canyon getaway with this combo tour that begins with a helicopter flight from Las Vegas. Get a birds-eye-view of Hoover Dam and the Grapevine Mesa Joshua Trees en route to the West Rim. Then descend to the canyon floor for a pontoon boat cruise on the Colorado River. Finish with VIP access to the Skywalk, a glass-bottom deck that hovers above the sandstone walls. A souvenir photo and coach transfers are included. ** Please note: Effective for travel prior to April 1, 2024, the price displayed does not include a USD30 per person fuel fee. This fee is payable direct to the supplier on the day of your tour **

  • Grand Canyon helicopter combo tour from Las Vegas
  • View Hoover Dam and the sandstone canyon walls on a helicopter ride
  • Land on the floor of the Grand Canyon Take a pontoon boat cruise along the Colorado River
  • Marvel at the breadth of the canyon from the glass-bottom Skywalk at Eagle Point with skip-the-line admission
  • Hotel transport and souvenir Skywalk photo included