Bright Angel Lodge in Grand Canyon National Park

Bright Angel Lodge

Property Description: Opened in 1935, this popular Grand Canyon lodge was designed by architect Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter. Located on the edge of the rim, Bright Angel Lodge is the check-in location for the famous Grand Canyon mule rides. The Bright Angel lodging facility consists of lodge rooms and cabin rooms. All cabin rooms include a private bath; however, some lodge rooms offer only a shared bath. A Registered National Historic Landmark, the Bright Angel Lodge is favorite among Grand Canyon visitors seeking both a central rim location and a lodge with historic significance. Bright Angel Lodge has a family-style restaurant, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Another option for lunch and dinner, the Arizona Room features Southwestern cuisine. During the warm summer months, the lodge also offers an old-fashioned ice cream fountain. Bright Angel Lodge is a popular choice, so make your reservations early.

All rooms inside the national park are non-smoking.

Nightly Rates:

Room Type	Rate
Standard lodge room with shared bathroom*	$83.00
Standard lodge room with private bathroom*	$94.00
Historic Cabin	$117.00
Rim Cabin	$150.00
Rim Cabin with Fireplace	$183.00
Suites	$183.00 - $350.00
Extra Person excluding Historic & Buckey suites	$9.00

*Private bathrooms have either a shower or a bathtub/shower

** Rates based on a maximum of 2 adults per room and do not include tax.

Deposit & Cancellation Policies: An advance deposit of the first night's stay including tax is required in order to reserve a room. The cancellation policy is at least 48 hours prior to 4:00 p.m. on the scheduled date of arrival in order to receive a full refund of the deposit.

Bright Angel Lodge, Grand Canyon National Park

Bright Angel Lodge on the South Rim of Grand Canyon