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This 356 sq ft Room in Yavapai Lodge’s West section places you in a relaxed, single‑story setting within Market Plaza and close to the South Rim. The room is designed to accommodate up to four guests, offering comfortable space for a family or small group while keeping the lodge’s rustic character and park-side convenience at the forefront.
The layout includes one bedroom area with two Queen beds and a private bathroom featuring a shower/bathtub combination, towels, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries. In-room comforts continue with a flat-screen TV (satellite and premium channels), a refrigerator, a coffee/tea maker, a safe and air conditioning. Please note rollaway beds and cribs are not available for this room type.
Daily housekeeping is provided, and the room includes a telephone and recycling amenities. Yavapai Lodge offers on-site dining options such as the Yavapai Dining Hall, Yavapai Tavern and Yavapai Café, but meals are not included with the room rate. Pets are permitted in designated West rooms per the lodge’s pet policy; check the property’s pet rules and fees when booking. For planning, lobby and dining areas provide limited Wi‑Fi, while in-room internet service is not available.















Yes. Yavapai Lodge is the only in-park lodge at Grand Canyon with pet-friendly rooms, and they are in the West buildings only. A fee of $40 per pet, per night applies, with up to two pets of any size per designated room. Pets must be on a 6-foot leash, you must clean up after them, and a pet left alone in the room must be in the kennel provided. Pets are not allowed in public buildings, though a visitor reports the Yavapai Tavern's outdoor tables are pet-friendly. Service animals are exempt from pet fees.
Yavapai West is the older, more rustic, single-story section, and it is where the pet-friendly rooms are. Yavapai East is the newly renovated, air-conditioned, two-story section and is pet-free. Pick West if you are travelling with a pet or like a low-rise, rustic feel. Neither section has an elevator.
Each room has a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub combination. Towels, a hair dryer and complimentary toiletries are provided, and housekeeping comes daily.
The lodge is in Market Plaza, about a 12-minute walk from the Grand Canyon Visitor Center. The free park shuttle stops right in front of the lodge, and shuttle service is included with the park entrance fee. Free self-parking is beside each building if you are driving, with overflow parking at Market Plaza. The lodge does not provide airport transfers.
Yavapai Lodge is a no-frills, park-side base, with no swimming pool, spa or fitness centre. Many guests hike or run instead. It is a smoke-free property. At check-in, bring a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, as the lodge accepts credit cards but not cash or debit cards. The main guest must be at least 18.
Check-in is from 3:00 PM and late check-in is subject to availability. Check-out is before 11:00 AM. The registration desk is staffed 24 hours a day, which helps if you arrive late after a long drive.
The shoulder seasons, late March through May and September through November, bring mild rim weather and thinner crowds. April and October are considered the best overall months. Summer is the busiest season, with afternoon thunderstorms. Winter brings snow at the 7,000-foot rim and the quietest visits.
The room has 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests, making it a practical choice for a small family or a couple of friends travelling together with a dog. It suits travellers who want a straightforward, rustic South Rim base rather than a resort-style stay.
The room has a flat-screen TV with satellite and premium channels, plus a coffee/tea maker and refrigerator for keeping drinks and snacks on hand between hikes. A safe, telephone and daily housekeeping round out the practical touches.
The Room (West Pet Friendly) measures 356 sq. ft., giving a comfortable one-bedroom layout for two queen beds and a pet. The room includes air conditioning, a welcome feature given the elevation and warm South Rim summer days.
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